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Proizvodnja
| Director: | Richard LaGravenese |
| Producer: | Yolanda T. Cochran (executive producer) |
| Molly Smith (producer) | |
| Erwin Stoff (producer) | |
| Broderick Johnson (producer) | |
| Andrew A. Kosove (producer) | |
| Brad Arensman (associate producer) | |
| Steven P. Wegner (co-producer) | |
| Writer: | Richard LaGravenese (screenplay) |
| Kami Garcia (novel) &) | |
| Margaret Stohl (novel) |
Mišljenja za Divna stvorenja
Sacramento News & Review
A small-town teenager (Alden Ehrenreich) falls for the new girl in town (Alice Englert), even though the local Jesus freaks say she's from a family of witches—and even though they're right. It's the Twilight legacy in action, but at least Ehrenreich...
Pročitajte pregleda21 Vel 2013
Slant Magazine
"Love," explains the evil witch Sarafine (Emma Thompson) toward the end of Beautiful Creatures, "is a spell created by mortals to give women something they can have besides power." This is, by a substantial margin, the most interesting line of dialogue...
Pročitajte pregleda10 Vel 2013
CinemaBlend.com
Your Twilight alarm may be screaming at first glimpse of Beautiful Creatures, a supernatural romance between two teenagers-- one human, one immortal-- who long to be together, and express that longing in a lot of gorgeous natural locations while...
New York Post
“Beautiful Creatures” isn’t quite that bad, though it did make me long for the cleverer “Dark Shadows” (which I liked more than most did). This one’s a sort of Civil War-inflected contemporary love-horror show that features such scary moments as a teen...
Pročitajte pregleda13 Vel 2013
Rolling Stone
It starts sweetly, kind of. Young love blooms between Ethan Wate (Alden Ehrenreich), a literati wannabe stuck in small-town, small-minded Gatlin, South Carolina, and Lena Duchannes (Alice Englert), a visiting witch. Much is made of the two reading...
Pročitajte pregleda14 Vel 2013
Mišljenja za Divna stvorenja
Sacramento News & Review
A small-town teenager (Alden Ehrenreich) falls for the new girl in town (Alice Englert), even though the local Jesus freaks say she's from a family of witches—and even though they're right. It's the Twilight legacy in action, but at least Ehrenreich...
Pročitajte pregleda21 Vel 2013
Slant Magazine
"Love," explains the evil witch Sarafine (Emma Thompson) toward the end of Beautiful Creatures, "is a spell created by mortals to give women something they can have besides power." This is, by a substantial margin, the most interesting line of dialogue...
Pročitajte pregleda10 Vel 2013
CinemaBlend.com
Your Twilight alarm may be screaming at first glimpse of Beautiful Creatures, a supernatural romance between two teenagers-- one human, one immortal-- who long to be together, and express that longing in a lot of gorgeous natural locations while...
New York Post
“Beautiful Creatures” isn’t quite that bad, though it did make me long for the cleverer “Dark Shadows” (which I liked more than most did). This one’s a sort of Civil War-inflected contemporary love-horror show that features such scary moments as a teen...
Pročitajte pregleda13 Vel 2013
Rolling Stone
It starts sweetly, kind of. Young love blooms between Ethan Wate (Alden Ehrenreich), a literati wannabe stuck in small-town, small-minded Gatlin, South Carolina, and Lena Duchannes (Alice Englert), a visiting witch. Much is made of the two reading...
Pročitajte pregleda14 Vel 2013
Reel Views
Beautiful Creatures is the latest attempt by a Hollywood studio to cash in on the popularity of a YA (Young Adult) series. In this case, instead of vampires and werewolves, it's witches and warlocks.
Pročitajte pregleda13 Vel 2013
iHaveNet.com
When classy, pedigreed British actors go hog-wild under the flowering dogwood trees of a Southern Gothic setting, often the results are good. Just as often, they're so bad they're good.
Screen Jabber
Now that the Twilight series has finished its run what will next set teenage girls hearts aflutter? Step forth Beautiful Creatures, a new franchise for them to savour. This time it’s a boy who’s the mortal and a girl the ethereal oddity starting at...
filmjabber
The next Twilight franchise is here, but with a twist: Beautiful Creatures, about a teenage boy who is drawn to a strange girl who has a strange family (sound familiar?), actually has intelligent writing. Shocking. Breathtaking.
Eric D. Snider
There's a lengthy, dragging middle section of the supernatural teen romance "Beautiful Creatures" that threatens to sink the whole enterprise. Tellingly, it's when the nuts and bolts of the plot kick in: as the witch..'s pivotal 16th birthday approaches.
Houston Press
I think "supernatural romances" are pretty sleazy. Not for the subject matter, but because they're the gateway for young people -- girls, primarily -- to become hooked on romance novels.
Pročitajte pregleda14 Vel 2013
Cole Smithey
An imaginative adolescent gothic romance, “Beautiful Creatures” arrives with considerably more camp and intellectual humor than the “Twilight” franchise to which “Creatures” is sure to be compared.
Pročitajte pregleda11 Vel 2013
Mark Reviews Movies
For a moment, let us ignore the supernatural elements of Beautiful Creatures and instead concentrate on the movie's central adolescent romance. It concerns two outsiders. The boy keeps to himself. He's accepted enough that everyone knows his name...
Pročitajte pregleda13 Vel 2013
Mania.com
Beautiful Creatures owes its meager amount of goodwill to the Twilight saga. The studio clearly greenlit it in hopes of riding Twilight’s sparkly, sparkly coattails, and the inevitable comparison can’t help but make it look good.
Pročitajte pregleda14 Vel 2013
Fresno Bee
It's easy to try to force "Beautiful Creatures," the film based on the young romance novel of the same name, into the same pigeonhole as other stories about teens -- one mortal, the other supernatural. That's unfair.
Pročitajte pregleda13 Vel 2013
RedEye
Among many reasons the “Twilight” movie franchise didn’t work, Edward (Robert Pattinson) and Bella (Kristen Stewart) make lousy characters, separately and together. Be it the script, the performances, whatever: The couple personified “blah.”
Pročitajte pregleda13 Vel 2013
Entertainment Weekly
Beautiful Creatures is arriving in a marketplace full of Twilight junkies still eager for their supernatural teen-romantic fix, and the film's concept couldn't be clearer: It's Twilight with the sexes reversed.
Pročitajte pregleda24 Vel 2013
Reel Film Reviews
Based on the book by Kami Garcia and Margaret Stohl, Beautiful Creatures follows high schooler Ethan Wate (Alden Ehrenreich) as he finds himself falling for an unusual girl named Lena Duchannes (Alice Englert) - with complications ensuing...
Pročitajte pregleda10 Vel 2013
Miami Herald
Based on the first novel in a young adult fantasy series, Beautiful Creatures is a clear bid to ignite a franchise capable of filling the hole left in teenage hearts by the end of the Twilight saga.
Pročitajte pregleda14 Vel 2013
The A.V. Club
Beautiful Creatures is an oddball creation: a morality play with no basic understanding of morality. On the surface, the plot, drawn and significantly modified from Kami Garcia and Margaret Stohl’s 2009 young-adult novel, is obsessed with the battle...
Pročitajte pregleda14 Vel 2013
The Sydney Morning Herald
USED to be that all you had to worry about in the American south were rednecks, racists and sheriffs who had eaten too much fried chicken. Since the novels by Anne Rice and TV shows such as True Blood, vampires have overrun our screens, both small and...
Pročitajte pregleda21 Vel 2013
TotalFilm.com
It’s hard to fight the Twilight comparisons when Beautiful Creatures has been so patently machine-tooled to heart-grab mourning fans of Bella and Edward.
Pročitajte pregleda19 Vel 2013
QNetwork Entertainment
Clearly designed and executed to fill the supernatural adolescent romance void left in the wake of the seemingly interminable Twilight series’ final installment(s), Beautiful Creatures offers a gender-reversed take on a very similar storyline...
canada.com
There are two things that redeem Beautiful Creatures from the fetid slop pile of supernatural teen romance.
Pročitajte pregleda14 Vel 2013
Shadows on the Wall
Cynics will spot ideas cut and pasted from other franchises, most notably the Twilight-style mix of teen romance and supernatural family-based chaos. But this film has a sense of humour that makes it refreshing.
Pročitajte pregleda11 Vel 2013
SFX
For a while – a tantalisingly long while – Beautiful Creatures looks like it might transcend the “Twilight with witches” blight of its marketing. Then it all goes horribly, disastrously wrong.
Pročitajte pregleda16 Vel 2013
Baciti
| Emma Thompson | ... | Mrs. Lincoln / Sarafine |
 | Viola Davis | ... | Amma |
| Alice Englert | ... | Lena Duchannes |
| Jeremy Irons | ... | Macon Ravenwood |
| Emmy Rossum | ... | Ridley Duchannes |
| Thomas Mann | ... | Link |
| Kyle Gallner | ... | Larkin Ravenwood |
| Margo Martindale | ... | Aunt Del |
| Zoey Deutch | ... | Emily Asher |
| Alden Ehrenreich | ... | Ethan Wate |
| Rachel Brosnahan | ... | Genevieve Duchannes |
| Eileen Atkins | ... | Gramma |
| Tiffany Boone | ... | Savannah Snow | |
| Robin Skye | ... | Mrs. Hester | |
| Pruitt Taylor Vince | ... | Mr. Lee |
 | Lance E. Nichols | ... | Mayor Snow |
| Leslie Castay | ... | Principal Herbert | |
 | Cindy Hogan | ... | Mrs. Asher |
| Randy Redd | ... | Reverend Stephens | |
| Sam Gilroy | ... | Ethan Carter Wate | |
| Gwendolyn Mulamba | ... | Mrs. Snow | |
| Cole Burden | ... | Union Captain | |
| Billy Wheelan | ... | Union Soldier | |
| Christopher Darby | ... | Train Teen | |
 | Ada Michelle Loridans | ... | Cliché #1 |
 | Andrea Frankle | ... | Lila Wate (uncredited) |
 | Beau Brasseaux | ... | Caster Shades (uncredited) |
 | Camille Balsamo | ... | Katherine Duchannes (uncredited) |
 | J.D. Evermore | ... | Mitchell Wate (uncredited) |
 | Justine Wachsberger | ... | Justine Duchannes (uncredited) |
 | Cameron M. Brown | ... | Little Ninja (uncredited) |
| Tim Bell | ... | Deputy Sheriff (uncredited) | |
 | Lindsay Clift | ... | Althea Duchannes (uncredited) |
 | Codie Rimmer | ... | Horrified Screaming Spectator (uncredited) |
| Teri Wyble | ... | Charlotte Duchannes (uncredited) | |
 | Jackie Tuttle | ... | Isobel Duchannes (uncredited) |
| Emily D. Haley | ... | Town Resident (uncredited) | |
| Cynthia LeBlanc | ... | Town Resident (uncredited) | |
| Elton LeBlanc | ... | Town Resident (uncredited) | |
| Joseph Uzzell | ... | Spectator (uncredited) | |
 | Lucy Faust | ... | Juliette Duchannes (uncredited) |
| Bryan Adrian | ... | Billy (uncredited) | |
| Jordan Sudduth | ... | Confederate Soldier (uncredited) | |
| Ryan Chase Lee | ... | Cloud Man (uncredited) | |
| John C. Klein | ... | Gatlin Dad (uncredited) | |
| Edward J. Clare | ... | Spectator (uncredited) | |
| Colby Boothman-Shepard | ... | Nerd #2 (uncredited) | |
 | Jim Sojka | ... | Townsfolk (uncredited) |
| Annette Doucet Sharpe | ... | Town Resident (uncredited) | |
| Treston Miles | ... | Emory (uncredited) | |
| Jeffery Nowell | ... | Town Resident (uncredited) | |
| Milton Crosby | ... | Earl (uncredited) | |
| Erin Rementer | ... | Spectator (uncredited) | |
| Jamie Mackey | ... | Student (uncredited) | |
| Jacob Coco | ... | Union Soldier (uncredited) | |
| Nathan Alan Thomas | ... | Union Soldier (uncredited) | |
| Tre Tureaud | ... | Spectator (uncredited) | |
| Wanda Leigh | ... | Matriarch Caster (uncredited) | |
 | Kay Smith | ... | Leopard Lady (uncredited) |
| Camille Blouin | ... | Spectator (uncredited) | |
 | Philippe Radelet | ... | Suttler (uncredited) |
| Russ Skains | ... | Castor (uncredited) | |
| Rachel G. Whittle | ... | Caster (uncredited) |
Proizvodnja
| Director: | Richard LaGravenese |
| Producer: | Yolanda T. Cochran (executive producer) |
| Molly Smith (producer) | |
| Erwin Stoff (producer) | |
| Broderick Johnson (producer) | |
| Andrew A. Kosove (producer) | |
| Brad Arensman (associate producer) | |
| Steven P. Wegner (co-producer) | |
| Writer: | Richard LaGravenese (screenplay) |
| Kami Garcia (novel) &) | |
| Margaret Stohl (novel) | |
| Composer: | Thenewno2 |
| Cinematographer: | Philippe Rousselot (director of photography) |
| Editing: | David Moritz |
| Casting: | Margery Simkin |
| Production Design: | Richard Sherman |
| Art Director: | Lorin Flemming |
| Set Decorator: | Matthew Flood Ferguson |
| Costume Design: | Jeffrey Kurland |
| Makeup: | Fionagh Cush (makeup department head) |
| Lee Grimes (makeup artist) | |
| Jennifer Hodges (additional hair stylist) | |
| Jennifer Jane (hair stylist) | |
| Annabelle MacNeal (makeup artist) | |
| Yolanda Mercadel (hairstylist) | |
| Katherine G. Percy (hair stylist) | |
| Kim Perrodin (makeup artist) | |
| Tony Ward (key hair stylist) | |
| Production Management: | Allen Kupetsky (production manager) |
Tvrtke
| Production Studio: | Alcon Entertainment |
| Warner Bros. Entertainment | |
| Distributor: | Independent Films |
| Bulgaria | 15 Vel 2013 | |
| Czech Republic | 14 Vel 2013 | |
| Russian Federation | 14 Vel 2013 | |
| Lithuania | 15 Vel 2013 | |
| Norway | 15 Vel 2013 | |
| Argentina | 21 Vel 2013 | |
| Germany | 4 Tra 2013 | |
| Chile | 28 Vel 2013 | |
| United States | 14 Vel 2013 | |
| Mexico | 22 Vel 2013 | |
| Romania | 15 Vel 2013 | |
| Australia | 21 Vel 2013 | |
| Denmark | 21 Vel 2013 | |
| New Zealand | 21 Vel 2013 | |
| Portugal | 28 Vel 2013 | |
| Estonia | 14 Vel 2013 | |
| Ukraine | 21 Vel 2013 | |
| Greece | 28 Vel 2013 | |
| Finland | 1 Ožu 2013 | |
| Ireland | 13 Vel 2013 | |
| Sweden | 13 Vel 2013 | |
| United Kingdom | 13 Vel 2013 | |
| Hungary | 14 Vel 2013 | |
| Singapore | 14 Vel 2013 | |
| Italy | 21 Vel 2013 | |
| France | 27 Vel 2013 | |
| Spain | 8 Ožu 2013 | |
| Croatia | 14 Vel 2013 | |
| Serbia | 21 Vel 2013 | |
| Belgium | 27 Vel 2013 | |
| Brazil | 1 Ožu 2013 | |
| Taiwan | 22 Ožu 2013 | |
| Poland | 13 Vel 2013 | |
 | Bosnia and Herzegovina | 14 Vel 2013 |
| Canada | 14 Vel 2013 | |
 | Latvia | 15 Vel 2013 |
| Netherlands | 28 Vel 2013 | |
| Turkey | 1 Ožu 2013 | |
| Philippines | 20 Vel 2013 | |
 | Bahrain | 21 Vel 2013 |
 | Kuwait | 21 Vel 2013 |
 | Macedonia | 21 Vel 2013 |
