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Einst war die Hexe Malefiz eine schöne, warmherzige Frau, die in einem friedvollen Waldkönigreich lebte. Doch dann eroberte eine Armee ihr geliebtes Heimatland. Sie versuchte dieses um jeden Preis zu verteidigen, wurde dann jedoch von einem ihrer engsten Vertrauten verraten. Sie verlor demnach nicht nur ihr Heimatland an die Besatzer, sondern auch ihre Warmherzigkeit, als ihr Herz langsam zu Stein wurde. Viele Jahre später wird der Eroberer durch einen neuen Herrscher abgelöst. Malefiz sieht die Chance gekommen, ihre Heimat dessen Fängen zu entreißen und zieht gegen den neuen Herrscher zu Felde. Nachdem dieser Schachzug misslingt, belegt sie die Tochter des Herrschers Aurora mit einem Fluch. Als dieses heranwächst, erkennt Malefiz jedoch die Bedeutung Auroras - für ihr Heimatland und für sich selbst.
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Angelina Jolie was great as Maleficent, and I loved the special effects! :)
It would be great to write paragraph after paragraph of reasons why this was a good movie. But there are so many of these type of CGI extravaganzas produced nowadays, they just all seem to blend together in a mash of colorful pixels. "Maleficent" is just another one to add to the list. Re-imagining "Sleeping Beauty" was a bit of an inspired idea. I don't know if it was to create a vehicle for Angelina Jolie or not, but she is by far the best thing about this movie. They couldn't have cast a more perfect live-action Maleficent. She is beautiful, especially as the darkest incarnation of the fairy. The scene where she enters the King's castle and curses his newborn daughter is really good. Not so good is Sharlto Copley as King Stefan. He's just brutal and his accent is equally as bad. The rest of the movie is sometimes sparkly and sometimes sad. It seems to take issue with the male gender as well, but I'll leave that to people who look deeply for allegories at every opportunity.
Disney bastardizes their animated classic Sleeping Beauty with the updated adaptation Maleficent, which follows the recent trend of de-vilifying fairytale villains. Angelina Jolie stars as a guardian fairy named Maleficent who is betrayed by a former childhood friend, causing her to seek revenge by cursing his first born child to a death-like sleep on her sixteenth birthday. Jolie gives an extraordinary and charismatic performance that makes Maleficent a compelling character. However, the film seems to go out of its way to belittle and malign the humans and the three good fairies. Additionally, Disney cheaps out on the special effects; delivering some really shoddy CGI. But, James Newton Howard’s score picks up some of the slack by providing powerful and sweeping themes that heighten the fantasy quality. Maleficent has some good action and puts a few interesting twists on the original story, but overall it’s an unnecessary and inferior retelling of Sleeping Beauty.
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