Pan's Labyrinth

[Dyne]

havent heard shit about this movie until this review. comes out on my birthday. anybody heard of this one yet?

http://filmforce.ign.com/articles/732/732094p1.html

[Brand X]

First I've heard of it, and it's sounds great. I've been a big fan of most of del Toro's films, so I'll definitely be checking this one out.

[arjue]

Can't wait for this. Fucking awesome creature design. You have to check out the trailer.

[Dolemite]

I saw the trailer recently, and I'm very interested. The trailer made it look like some kind of beautiful, twisted fairy tale. I know the basic plot, but I'm really trying to avoid any further info so I'll go into the movie fresh.

Del Toro's a good director, although I find his movies a tad on the cartoonish side (but I've only seen Blade 2 and Hellboy, not his other stuff). Pan has a slightly more serious look to it.

[Gonzo]

I saw a pic/preview article in EW and I'm definitly going to see this.

[Klonoa]

dudes...this is the type of film I've always wanted to see, like a really, really fucked up but beautiful Brother's Grimm tale

After viewing the trailer I don't think I've wanted to see a film as badly as this one in a really long time. It really does look amazing and I seriously can't wait.

[D_N_G]

Supposedly out in limited release next week. Looks really good. I really dug the style of Hellboy and the stories in Devils Backbone and Cronos, hopefully this will be another score for Del Toro

[BioMechanic]

Del Toro is fantastic, and there's apparently a lot of social, economic, and militaristic symbolism in this film, but this means that we have to wait longer for him to do At the Mountains of Madness (Hellboy sequel is next for him, I think).

[Rumpy]

dudes...this is the type of film I've always wanted to see, like a really, really fucked up but beautiful Brother's Grimm tale.

His latest interview said he wants to make a darker Tarzan movie. I'm a big fan of Del Toro, I really like his stuff.

Same interview he said that he, Alfons Curion (Potter 3) and the dude that directed Babel have been kicking around the idea of making a movie where they each take a character in a kidnapping plot. So you'd see the same overall story through 3 different angles as a different character in the story (with a different director for each).

Sounds cool as hell, reminds me a tiny bit of Grindhouse which I can't wait to see.

[Survival Kid]

So any word on where exactly this will be showing? The site says nothing of this.