Gulliver's Travels 3D Blu Ray 2010

Gulliver's Travels 3D is a modern adaptation of Jonathan Swift's classic tale. The story centers around Lemuel Gulliver, a mailroom clerk with big dreams. In an attempt to impress his crush, he falsifies his credentials and lands a travel writing assignment in Bermuda. However, he gets caught in a massive storm and washes ashore in the hidden kingdom of Lilliput, where the inhabitants are tiny compared to him.

Initially, Gulliver faces disbelief and fear from the Lilliputians, but he quickly wins them over with his friendly nature. He becomes a hero and is enlisted to help the Lilliputians in their conflict against their neighboring kingdom, Blefuscu. Gulliver's adventures continue as he explores the fantastical land, encountering challenges and making new friends.

Throughout the film, Gulliver learns important lessons about humility, friendship, and self-confidence. The story emphasizes the significance of accepting others, regardless of their differences, and finding strength in unexpected places. Gulliver's interactions with the Lilliputians lead to humorous and heartwarming moments, making the film a family-friendly comedy with a positive message.

Gulliver's Travels is fun, a fantasy, not taking itself seriously light comedy. You won't learn anything, you won't cry, you won't witness historic cinema in the making. You will spend an hour and a half watching an enjoyable family film that doesn't pretend to be anything more than a fun adaptation of an age old tale by Jonathan Swift.

I marked the film 7 because I enjoyed watching it, isn't that enough? Must everything be critiqued so much that we lose enchanting family films that just cheer us up momentarily.

Sometimes; Now this might upset the media studies students who seem to be taking over IMDb, sometimes I don't want to have to concentrate on plots and sub plots, sometimes I just want watch a film and escape for a bit, is that OK with you, must everything be Cannes fodder? If you want to have fun and watch a dumb romantic comedy watch Gulliver's Travels, if you're an over serious sneering sceptic... don't. It's that simple.