More than an elegant portrait of Lady Di's last years, this product resembles a cheap adaptation from a mediocre Harmony novel. Naomi, what have you done? Mark: 5 / 10
From a 1985 theatrical play, a moving and somewhat interesting HBO movie. Not entirely developed, in my opinion. And the co-producer Ruffalo should have renounced to the main role. Mark: 6.5 / 10
It's so excessive and disturbing that it ends to be dull and completely, madly, frantically useless. One of the worst movies I've ever seen. Indeed. And don't tell me I haven't properly understood it: it's rubbish. Mark: 2 / 10
Despite my skepticism, the overall weak reception by the majority of specialized journalists, and the risks of a complete reinterpretation of the so well-known fairytale, this movie is a gem. The mad king and the inept fairies are unmissable, as well as the unique Angelina. Mark: 8 / 10
Enjoyable, witty and somewhat original version of a sort of mixture among The Flintstones, Avatar and Ice Age. Way better than the super-praised Frozen. Mark: 7.25 / 10
The highest-grossing animated film of all time? The fifth highest-grossing film of all time? Are you serious??? Oh please... This movie, though technically extraordinary, is nothing more than the usual feel-good Disney cartoon. And the snowman is not funny at all. Mark: 6.25 / 10
"I am fire... I am... death!" "What have we done?" - These are the last lines of a sort of connection chapter between the beginning and the end of an extremely ground on adaptation of a pretty short book. The result: impressive but frayed. Mark: 6.75 / 10