Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children product reviews

As soon as I saw the trailer and that Tim Burton was connected I knew I had to watch this, I've never read the books though I may get to that one day, but it had all the right elements for me. I won tickets to the movie premier and took my three kids with me (they were 6, 8 & 10 and I had no clue about the rating but they were all keen), at the end of it I'd enjoyed the film, and my kids had, except for one aspect which involved eyes, that my eldest couldn't stand at all and put him off watching it again but he has recently said he may give it another chance.

I've re-watched the film multiple times since then and have enjoyed it just as much each time. Asa does a great job as Jake, as he learns about the world his grandfather was once involved in and what creatures lurk in the shadows. I simply adore Ava Green, half my motivation for re-watching it is due to her being in it and I love how she portrays Miss Peregrine. The plot moves well and I like the little twists and turns, there's some great drama and the different characters reactions to Jake joining the gang come across as authentic. The special effects are well done, there is a fabulous scene near the end of the film (so I won't go into too much detail) which involves skeletons fighting invisible monsters (which leads to some interesting ways to make them more visible).

I love this film, it is one that I wish would get a sequel just so we could see where everyone ends up.