The blockbuster children’s fantasy 
			movie The Spiderwick Chronicles finally arrives on the Blu-Ray and 
			DVD that is based on the popular book series by Holly Black. 
			Directed by Mark Waters (Mean Girls), The Spiderwick Chronicles 
			takes the viewer on a journey beyond the realm of the man, that of 
			the realm of fairies and mythical creatures. 
			
			When three siblings visit the 
			Spiderwick Estate, they discover that not everything is what it 
			seems and when they discover a dusty old book written by one of 
			their relatives, they are soon drawn into this strange world with a 
			mystery that only they can solve. 
			
			Featuring a start studded cast that 
			include Freddie Highmore (Charlie and the Chocolate Factory), Mary 
			Louise Parker (Weeds), Sarah Bolger (In American), David Strathairn 
			(Good Night, And Goodluck), Nick Nolte (Troical Thunder) and the 
			voices of Seth Roger (Superbad) and Martin Short (Jiminy Glick in 
			Larawood), director Mark Water does a brilliant job at recreating 
			this popular children’s novel with some stellar performances. The 
			voice of Martin Short is a classic and will have children quite 
			amused. 
			
			The story is nicely complimented with 
			CGI that at times, these strange goblins and fairies look real. It 
			features a healthy dose of adventure, action and humour that 
			although is targeted for the younger viewing audience, adults can 
			also enjoy the story as they enter the magical world of The 
			Spiderwick Chronicles.
			
			Presented in an aspect ratio of 16:9 
			widescreen with true Dolby Digital 5.1 sound, the video quality is 
			unparalleled and makes a perfect transition to DVD. Featuring a 
			plethora of extras that include some interesting behind the scenes 
			featurettes and how real-world myths assisted in creating the story, 
			this will give the viewer a true understanding of the creation by 
			Holly Black. My only gripe with the DVD version is that the Blu-Ray 
			version contains quite a few more extras. Needless to say, a very 
			entertaining film.
			
				
					
					
						
							
							
								
									
									Special 
									Features:
										- 
										Spiderwick: It's All True! 
 
										- It's A 
										Spiderwick World! 
 
										- Arthur 
										Spiderwick's Field Guide 
 
									 
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