On December 9, 2022, netflix unveiled the long-awaited version of the tale of Pinocchio realized in stop motion by master’s hands Guillermo del Toro.Mexican director of The Shape of Water and Pan’s Labyrinth sign a dark and soft version both of the small wooden puppet sculpted by Gepetto. After the live-action remake of disneyInternet users say they are amazed, captivated and totally conquered by this version of Pinocchio. Discover their reactions through 15 tweets.
#1
the #PinocchioNetflix by Guillermo del Toro is a real success. Both intimate and universal, the story transposed to fascist Italy is enhanced by its aesthetic and visual choices in stop motion. A must see!
Guillermo Del Toro gives us a darker version of his #Pinocchio by confronting his wooden puppet with the difficulty of his time (war, in particular). There is also a nice lesson in family and beautiful life values towards the heartbreaking end. #PinocchioNetflixpic.twitter.com/CHdMWPNybc
I just finished the film Pinocchio by Guillermo Del Toro released on Netflix I’m a fan It’s absolutely sublime, I can’t believe the incredible beauty of each shot, the animation work, it’s crazy Really stop motion is an incredible style
Released yesterday on Netflix, it’s a bit of a cheat, but I wanted to salute this marvel of animation which has the merit of being very surprising in the themes it addresses (death and fascism, which final, sticks 100% to Del Toro) pic.twitter.com/dN009eGT8M
I was expecting it especially for GDT (which remains one of my favorite sheaves, top 3). But I was skeptical about this project. Honestly make yet another version of Pinocchio… There’s more exciting, huh. Good bah, he will finish in the top 10 of 2022ud83dudc4fu2764ufe0f 1/2#PinocchioMovie#PinocchioNetflixpic.twitter.com/v6ECsPMUqR
The adaptations of Pinocchio follow each other but are not alike. And after the far too silly version of Zemeckis for Disney+, I really liked Del Toro and his stop motion wooden puppet for Netflixhttps://t.co/6Dh1knegmM
#PinocchioNetflix by Guillermo Del Toro vuu2705 (I don’t like the Disney version, being a fan of Guillermo Del Toro, I watched) Just one word: MAGISTRALud83dudc4cud83cudffb go for it, you won’t regret it! (Different from Disney version) pic.twitter.com/KK7beWXACd
Finally a Pinocchio that I really appreciated next to the 1940 version, darker and more adult, Stop Motion and superbly well-worked shots, a very good surprise once again from Guillermo Del Toro! #PinocchioMovie#Netflixpic.twitter.com/QNX24EzPTQ
Absolutely Phenomenal 10/10 The best version of this story to ever exist- Unflinching In it’s Narrative Not a Children’s Movie- unless they are strong and you can communicate with them-#PinocchioNetflixpic.twitter.com/Y3uCdn2qQH
Absolutely phenomenal 10/10. The best version of this story that has ever existed – Unwavering in its narrative. Not a kids movie – unless they’re strong and you can communicate with them –
#11
Just finished watching Guillermo Del Toro’s Pinocchio on Netflix. It is easily my favorite movie and favorite animated movie of 2022. Once again, Guillermo Del Toro strikes lighting again. pic.twitter.com/g6m0B2HwCr
I just finished watching Guillermo Del Toro’s Pinocchio on Netflix. It’s easily my favorite movie and my favorite animated film of 2022. Once again, Guillermo Del Toro shines bright.
#12
Just watched Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio on Netflix and it is really good!! Been a while since I’ve seen a Stop Motion film in general so It’s really nice to see one again!! Story, characters as well as animation are all great!!- #GuillermoDelToro#PinocchioMoviepic.twitter.com/M5tCrVZv4n
I just watched Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio on Netflix and it’s really good!! It’s been a while since I’ve seen a Stop Motion movie in general so it’s really nice to see one again!! The story, the characters as well as the animation are all awesome!!
Highly recommend guys watch it as a family!!! #pinocchio certainly a rarity but an excellent film. #Netflix
#15
the #PinocchioNetflix by Guillermo del Toro is a real success. Both intimate and universal, the story transposed to fascist Italy is enhanced by its aesthetic and visual choices in stop motion. A must see!
