Kubo and the Two Strings update feed

" Directed by: Travis Knight Produced by: Travis Knight and Arianna Sutner Written by: Marc Haimes, Shannon Tindel, and Mark Haimes Cinematography: Frank Passingham Edited by: Christopher Murrie Music by: Dario Marianelli Distributed by: Laika Animation and Focus Features"
“I already saw this movie but I was eager to rewatch it, this time with some subtitles, to see if I would get a better a grip on the story. Well, to be honest, I pretty much ended up with the same feelings though. The first time around, since I kept hearing some really good things about this movie, I had some really high expectations and it did turn out to be Laika’s most ambitious and most gorgeous movie so far. Indeed, the damned thing looked really amazing and only therefore it is worth watching this flick and, right now, you can only wonder if Laika will manage to top this with their future productions. And, yet, somehow, I have to admit that I was not completely sold by the whole thing. I guess it had to with the story which was quite original and full of magic but, in my opinion, it” read more

"Primera pelicula de Laika que veo completa, que hermosa experiencia que toda una historia sea movida por animación es super dificil en especial cuando te basas en relatos Japoneses, una lastima que mas allá de una preciosa epica animada quede una trama aunque interesante un poco predecible desde el comienzo, aun asi sigue teniendo muchos puntos a su favor."

"Director: Travis Knight Producer: Arianne Sutner"

"This latest animated film from Laika is about a young boy named Kubo who must locate a magical suit of armour to defeat a vengeful spirit from his past. I really liked Coraline and ParaNorman, but this is, hands down, my favourite Laika movie so far. The stop-motion animation is absolutely superb; if there was any CG involved, the stop-motion is so flawless that I can't tell where one ends and the other begins. The overall atmosphere this movie creates is just phenomenal: like a classic fairytal"