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A fairytale romance where, in order to win his love, the heroic Tristan (Charlie Cox) must retrieve a fallen star...
A fairytale romance where, in order to win his love, the heroic Tristan (Charlie Cox) must retrieve a fallen star by venturing into a magical realm. But he's not the only one after the star…
It's been compared to The Princess Bride and called a sword and sorcery take on Star Wars. It's based on a graphic novel by fantasy guru Neil Gaiman, directed by the talented Matthew Vaughn (gangster flick Layer Cake) and features an array of cameos by the likes of Robert de Niro and Ricky Gervais.
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Where to watch Stardust (2007)
77 %197 reviewsRotten Tomatoes® rating
86 %468,846 reviewsAudience score rating
13+Age suitabilityChildren & Media rating
"This is just a silly movie about silly things starring famous people acting all silly..."
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Village Voice
Village Voice"Imaginative and intricate, but it's also joyfully casual, maybe to the point of being a little messy in places. But even its flaws work in its favor..."
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Salon
Salon"A mish-mash of genres, plots and characters, but still a fun-filled fantasy..."
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New Zealand Herald
New Zealand Herald"I loved the book and would almost recommend not reading it first, so you will not have the same expectations I did..."
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Newshub
Newshub"Starbust..."
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Empire Magazine
Empire Magazine"It might not ever supplant The Princess Bride as the best filmed fairy tale ever-its a little too long, and a fraction too self indulgent for that- but it is the first film in twenty years that even deserves to be mentioned in the same breath. Go. You'll be delighted..."
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Dominion Post
Dominion Post"for older kids, teens and adults there's plenty to entertain, with oodles of creativity, whimsy and energy in every star-studded, star-dusted scene..."
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Christchurch Press
Christchurch PressStardust (2007) | Details
- Runtime
- 130
- Genre
- Adventure, Fantasy, Romance
- Country of origin
- UK, USA
