Roald Dahl Sacrées Sorcières

2020 • 104 minutes

À propos de ce film

Revisitant le roman tant aimé de Roald Dahl pour un public contemporain, Robert Zemeckis offre une vision novatrice des SACRÉES SORCIÈRES, le récit réconfortant et empreint d'humour noir d'un jeune garçon orphelin (Bruno) qui, vers la fin de l'année 1967, va habiter avec sa grand-mère bien-aimée (Spencer) à Demopolis, une ville de la campagne d'Alabama. Le garçon et sa grand-mère font la rencontre de sorcières faussement élégantes, mais résolument diaboliques. La grand-mère emmène donc sagement son petit-fils dans un somptueux complexe hôtelier en bord de mer. Malheureusement, ils y arrivent précisément au moment où la Grande Sorcière (Hathaway) a rassemblé ses fidèles consœurs de partout dans le monde (clandestinement) pour mettre en œuvre son plan infâme.

Notes et avis

I have to say that this remake is appalling. It is no longer a children's movie. I would advise people, not to watch this with their younger kids. The the mouth is disturbing as well. The grand high witch pulling him out of the vent is equally creepy. You took a much-loved piece of my childhood and ruined it. I'm only giving this movie one star because I have to rate it to leave a review.

COMPLETELY AWFUL. I'm a fan of Chris Rock but hearing his scratchy high-pitched voice versus a calm and sweet grandmother as the narrator just turned me off immediately. The original is still better. Also it really felt like Anne Hathaway didn't even try. Like seriously, stop agreeing to everything.

More scarier than expected. Anne was a good actor in the movie. Although disappointed at the execution and the worst movie I have seen in 5 years