For a Disney film, this is one of the first I've seen where the badguy isn't a comical human or something... it's an actual ghostly skull who we meet very quickly. The scenes with him start out very intense and scary (for a Disney movie mind you) and then start to get just more intense and more adventurous as the kids make their way through the castle and stuff.
The idea of sacrifice is introduced and used in the movie. Not sure if that's the best thing to have considering that this is a Disney classic. However, the thing that gets sacrificed survives... but I found a flaw. I do believe the witches who made the trade said that only a HUMAN could sacrifice himself into it. While the thing which did wasn't human... yet it still stopped the curse in the end. -confused-
But anyway, it was okay, and I have to give they some points for surprising me with the kiss near the end. Wasn't expecting it the way it was done.
Anyway, I rate this 7/10.
The idea of sacrifice is introduced and used in the movie. Not sure if that's the best thing to have considering that this is a Disney classic. However, the thing that gets sacrificed survives... but I found a flaw. I do believe the witches who made the trade said that only a HUMAN could sacrifice himself into it. While the thing which did wasn't human... yet it still stopped the curse in the end. -confused-
But anyway, it was okay, and I have to give they some points for surprising me with the kiss near the end. Wasn't expecting it the way it was done.
Anyway, I rate this 7/10.