Réalisation:
Philip SpinkScénario:
Dan LevinePhotographie:
John SpoonerActeurs·trices:
Beau Bridges, Chantal Conlin, Heather McEwen, Mackenzie Gray, Kristian Ayre, Holly Elissa, Jay Brazeau, C. Ernst Harth, John DeSantis (plus)Résumés(1)
Le professeur Alan Aisling vient de perdre sa femme. Grâce à sa croyance qu'il existe quelque part un monde imaginaire, il va être entraîné avec ses deux filles Cassie et Miranda, dans une aventure merveilleuse peuplée de créatures fantastiques. (texte officiel du distributeur)
Critiques (1)
When we still had Hallmark at home, I saw Voyage of the Unicorn at least once every two months. It wasn't one of my favorite TV movies, (I count Merlin in particular among them), but I still watched it from time to time. Nowadays, it comes across as too TV-ish for me, unfortunately in a bad way. In my opinion, what hurts the film the overkill and the attempt to please a particularly child audience, which was especially reflected in the bullshit and at times uncomfortably affected acting of the characters, whom I didn't find particularly likable, which was especially true of the Minotaur, Malaki and some of the trolls. The production design, make-up and visual effects weren't too bad under the circumstances, but as I said, there are better Hallmark films out there.
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