When Sophie awakes, the Fleshlumpeater, the infantile leader
of the man-eating giants, enters the BFG's home and smells Sophie. The
Fleshlumpeater nearly devours Sophie before exiting the BFG's home. The BFG
gives Sophie some replacement clothes, as hers are ruined, and Sophie convinces
the BFG to take her to Dream Country to catch dreams together. As they leave,
they accidentally wake up the Bloodbottler, who alerts the other man-eating
giants of the BFG's presence. They torment and bully the BFG. As the pair
escape during a thunderstorm which repels the man-eating giants, Sophie tells
the BFG that he shouldn't allow the other giants to bully him. Meanwhile, the
Fleshlumpeater and the Bloodbottler find Sophie's blanket (which she had
dropped before) and set out to look for her.
The pair arrives in Dream Country and catch a dream each.
The two then head to London to spread good dreams to sleeping children. As they
do so, Sophie realizes that she has lost her blanket. The BFG realizes that the
other man-eating giants know about her, and she wakes up outside the orphanage.
He explains that the last human child he took and raised was discovered and
eaten by the other giants. She throws herself out of her window in the hope he
will appear again to catch her, and he does. When they return to the BFG's home,
the other giants barge in and upend the place looking for Sophie, destroying
much of the BFG's hard work. Sophie evades detection and the enraged BFG
finally stands up to them and drives them off with a hot fire iron while using
water on Fleshlumpeater.
The above taken from Wikipedia.
This movie is slow paced from the start and only picked up
pace towards the end after BFG met the queen. Overall, it was entertaining
though a little difficult to get by the unique slang hence it could be boring
to some. The animation was beautiful and realistically intertwined with the real world. Truly an amazing movie though it is a bore for most of the initial part. I've not read the storybook so I can't compare it with the movie.
My rating: 3/5
IMDb rating: 6.6/10
Director: Steven Spielberg
Casts: Mark Rylance, Ruby Barnhill, Rebecca Hall, Penelope
Wilton, Jemaine Clement
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