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Mirror Mirror (Box Set)
Mirror Mirror (Box Set)
Summary: Featuring 'Mirror Mirror', 'Mirror Mirror - Raven Dance', 'Mirror Mirror - The Voyeur' and 'Mirror Mirror - Reflections'.
A boxset containing the four films from the cult Mirror Mirror series:
MIRROR MIRROR: As the shy, new girl at school, Megan is constantly hassled by the cheerleader group. After she discovers an unusual mirror in her house, Megan's enemies at school start showing up dead.
MIRROR MIRROR - RAVEN DANCE: The demonic mirror of death is back in an effects-laden sequel pitting a young girl and her brother against the forces of evil. Who's the scariest of them all
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This visually stunning film is the product of a collaboration of award-winning graphic novelist Neil Gaiman (creator of the much-lauded Sandmanseries), his frequent collaborator Dave McKean (Cages), and The Jim Henson Company, themselves no strangers to elaborate fantasies such as The Dark Crystal. and Labyrinth. As with the latter film, MirrorMaskfocuses on a young woman unhappy with her daily existence; here, the artistically inclined Helena (Stephanie Leonides), is at odds with her circus performer parents. When a careless insult appears to send her mother (Gina McKee) into a coma, Helena withdraws into the dark and elaborate world of her drawings, in which a scenario very similar to her predicament in the real world is unfolding. Gaiman and director McKean create arresting images to populate Helena's world, and the Henson Company brings them vividly to life with CGI; though the story is occasionally murky, the fantasy elements are imaginative enough to enthral what will undoubtedly be the film's toughest customers--younger viewers. --Paul Gaita
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