Time Bandits
(1981)
Country: UK
Synopsis
Kevin, an imaginative child, goes on a time-travelling adventure with a bunch of treasure-hunting dwarves, who have 'borrowed' a map to the Universe's time holes from The Supreme Being. The dwarves, with Kevin in tow, set off on a bizzare journey back and forth through time with the intention of looting the fortunes of history's rich and famous.
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Cast
- Craig Warnock
(Kevin) - John Cleese
- Sean Connery
- Shelley Duvall
- Katherine Helmond
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An imaginative classic.
My Movie Rating: 9 / 10Not a bad idea, but Terry Gilliam doesn't make it come to life. His only good work was with the Pythons.
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I reckon the Napoleon section is overlong and doesn't quite come to life, despite Ian Holm, which is a pity - but after that, things pick up considerably. There is a heartbreaking tragedy in the protagonist being benevolently plucked from Mycenae just when he has found something like a true home and a true father. I rather liked the ending! I like the sense of his being left totally on his own - though I think he's probably ultimately better off anyway. The glimpses of the TV game show that we see at the start are hilarious!
My Movie Rating: 9 / 10