David Leslie Johnson
Review: ‘Red Riding Hood’ Is a Period Piece Designed By MTV
Movie Review By Scott Beggs on March 10, 2011 | Comments (5)Red Riding Hood is the single most confusing movie-going experience of the last decade. The movie itself is not confusing. No, no. Far from it. The movie itself is about as straightforward as it gets. The characters all say either exactly what’s happening or exactly what’s on their minds pretty much at all times. It’s the few moments of pure storytelling inspiration, cliche-busting plot turns, and great performances amidst a sea of terrible that’s completely baffling. How can things that great be involved in something so awful?
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