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A Wrinkle In Time Has Screened, Here's What People Think
Disney is about to unveil a theatrical adaptation of one of the more popular books ever written. The studio that seems to produce hit after hit is going a bit outside of its normal production with a film version of A Wrinkle in Time, but the novel that has been read by millions certainly has a built-in fan base. A few people have had a chance to see the ambitious feature, and it seems clear that Ava Duvernay swung for the fences with the ambitious feature, although not everybody is quite sure she stuck the landing. Our own Conner Schwerdtfeger was lucky enough to see the film, and he thought the movie was about as good as it could be considering how difficult the source material was.
So while A Wrinkle in Time might not be perfect it does have some quality performances that might be worth checking out. A similar, though slightly harsher, response came from The Playlist, who called out the film's noble intentions, but ultimately felt that the movie had too many problems to succeed. For whatever it's worth, the music is apparently pretty good.
None of that is to say that everybody had issues with the movie. Pop Sugar's Kirbie Johnson only critique of the movie was that it was clearly directed toward younger viewers, but she still felt the movie had plenty for any audience to enjoy. It was clearly an emotional experience for some.
A continued investigation of Twitter reveals at least one of those people who were brought to tears by A Wrinkle in Time.
While reactions seem mixed to A Wrinkle in Time, it will be interesting to see how the official reviews shake out when they hit next week. Even if the critical reviews for the film aren't great, it doesn't necessarily mean a bad box office experience. This is Disney after all. Even when they produce a Pirates of the Caribbean sequel it still makes giant piles of money. If the audience doesn't mind the issues the film seems to have as much as the critics, we could still see a massive success.
So #WrinkleInTime is visually ambitious and very faithful to the source material. However, it̢۪s also kind of all over the place and doesn̢۪t quite land the themes of the book.Chris Pine is a standout & Ava DuVernay deserves credit for what she does with a nearly unfilmable novel
— Conner Schwerdtfeger (@ConnerWS) February 27, 2018
Since embargo is up...saw A Wrinkle In Time...it's intentions are noble, but this adaptation doesn't work. Movie has a ton of issues. Loved the Sade and Demi Lovato songs tho. Looking forward to what Ava does next.
— GregoryEllwood - 4 Quadrant on iTunes (@TheGregoryE) February 27, 2018
I loved the movie. Obviously super kid-centric, but like many Disney movies has the emotional pull to tug at the adult heartstrings. People definitely cried. #wrinkleintime
— Kirbie Johnson (@kirbiejohnson) February 27, 2018
Now that I can tell you, I really enjoyed #WrinkleInTime. @ava's made a gorgeous film that's full of emotion and wonder.
— Geek Girl Diva (@geekgirldiva) February 27, 2018
As someone who lost her father at 11 years old, certain things really resonated & I found myself crying multiple times.
A Wrinkle in Time grossed $100.5 million in the U.S. and Canada, and $32.2 million in other territories, for a worldwide total of $132.7 million. With a combined $250 million spent on production and advertisement, the film needed to gross at least $400 million worldwide to be profitable.
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