Netflix's Pinocchio film adaptation looks anything but wooden
, which starred the likes of beloved actor Tom Hanks, Cynthia Erivo, and Joseph Gordon-Levitt. While Disney's remake largely stuck to the plot that made the original animated flick such an engrossing watch, though, it failed to resonate with critics and audiences. In our, we said it was a"somewhat magical remake whose strings ultimately hold it down". Based on the general consensus, that seems to be what many people think of it, too.
By contrast, del Toro's Pinocchio already sounds like it's onto a winner. Stop-motion animation is a task unto itself, so any movie of that ilk will always earn plaudits from viewers. If nothing else, audiences appreciate the level of commitment and work that goes into such projects. Netflix's version of Pinocchio, though, has so much more going for it. Its voice cast is stupendous. In del Toro, it has a big-name, multi-award winning director behind it who knows how to make great movies. Additionally, it just looks like a genuinely inspiring, emotional, and beautiful film – one that the whole family can enjoy as they digest their Christmas or other staple holiday meal.
In the battle of the adaptations, then, it's del Toro's Pinocchio that appears set to become a real boy. Sorry, Disney, but your latest take on Pinocchio looks wooden in comparison.
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