RobCJameson

Too ambitious to ignore, but too fabricated to remember, Ophelia is not exactly a super hot mess of a film, but the proper foundation is already in their hands, and they wasted it on a mediocre execution on this fresh feministic take of a well-regarded story about love and betrayal. Daisy Ridley and Naomi Watts remain consistently strong in this another "one-of-those-missed-opportunity" movies.

If you've seen Fantastic Mr. Fox, you know Wes has a passion for animation. In this film, full of terrific voices, he improves beautifully and what you get is everything from a stop-motion clay animation that Aardman hasn't been able to give you.

Aside from being just a ordinary sci-fi horror film like the Alien movies, this film also depicts the current method in parenthood of our modern times and what you get is a brilliantly crafted horror-drama built on tension and sound from the mind of Jim Halpert.

Although it may have it's fair share of moments, and some terrific charms from the cast, it doesn't add anything new from the universe.