The BFG(2016)
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A lonely orphan girl is whisked away to Giant Country where she encounters a Big Friendly Giant. But that’s just the start of her adventures.
Certificate
Age group8–15 years
Duration117 mins
- Mati, 8
- 3 reviews
I thought that the BFG was a film that was funny and adventurous in many ways. The graphics made the BFG look bigger than Sophie. it is really realistic and the way the giants were made to look bigger than the BFG.
Summary
A little girl Sophie is kidnapped by a friendly giant and taken to a world of wonders and magic...
Characters
The BFG (Big Friendly Giant) is friendly and careful he doesn't eat meat like the other giants he has to eat disgusting snosscumbers and his job is caching dreams.
Sophie is a little girl in an orphanage and is kidnapped by the BFG because she saw him and humans can't see giants.
The other giants are man-eaters every night they go and eat people across the world.
Sound
They made the BFG voice booming like a God.
My favourite scene and character
My favourite scene was when they go to the Queen's Palace because they were planning and I love planning.
My favourite character was the BFG because he has a big heart but scary face.
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