fantastic movie, tim burton never disapoints!!

Professor X's less powerful cousin

Tim Burton's best film in an age. I have always enjoyed tales that entwine the real world with fantasy and this does it with an enchanting style. Its not perfect, I suspect it has been edited down from a longer cut, but there is much here to enjoy and I would welcome more adventures in Miss Peregrine's world. In fact I am very tempted to buy the three books in the series currently available.

Technically a story about an 85 year old woman falling in love with a 14 year old boy. None of it makes any sense.

This movie was...odd. I guess that's to be expected. I get the premise. I'm even okay woth all the random powers because the idea that powers will always be useful and logical just doesn't make sense. Since when are genes and evolution predictable. But there are other things that are less so. For example, protecting children by placing them in a time loop wjere they will never grow up. You usually protect the young until they are old enough to protect themselves. Not, protect them by completely separating them from reality and any chance to ever grow up or live meaningful lives. So then, how do they ever get adults, or more kids, if all of their future generations are trapped in a young age? And the whole eye balls thing. Definitely not an appropriate thing to watch with kids. Overall, it was okay but odd and it was hard to suspend reality enough to believe some of the illogical ideas