FeaturePG2015·98m·5.3

Molly Moon and the Incredible Book of Hypnotism

Small girl. Big imagination. Massive adventure.

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An orphan who practices hypnosis faces off against a bank robber who wants her book on the art form.

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Cast

Raffey Cassidy

Molly Moon

Dominic Monaghan

Nockman

Lesley Manville

Miss Adderstone

Emily Watson

Miss Trinklebury

Joan Collins

Tracey Nockman

Anne-Marie Duff

Lucy Logan

Celia Imrie

Edna

Sadie Frost

Mrs. Alabaster

Gary Kemp

Cregg

Omid Djalili

Barry Rix

Fern Deacon

Hazel

David Menkin

Qube Dad

Mac Pietowski

Police Officer

Grahame Fox

Shotgun

Ben Miller

Mr. Alabaster

Kriss Dillon

Celebrity

Jake Swift

Roger

Tom Bell

Organiser

Lucas Bond

Gerry

Tallulah Evans

Davina Nuttel

Details

Status
Released
Original language
English
Languages
English
Budget
Revenue
Age rating
PG
Quality
4K UHD · HDR10 · Dolby Vision
Production
Lipsync ProductionsAmber Entertainment

Crew

Director

Christopher N. Rowley

Writers

Tom Butterworth, Georgia Byng, Chris Hurford

Remi Adefarasin

Director of Photography

Lesley Walker

Editor

John Beard

Production Design

Dan Farrell

Editor

Ruth Myers

Costume Design

Robbie Newby

Editor

Gallery

Reviews

Reno

11/4/2017

5.0

**A quick way to be famous does not go well.** It was based on the children's novel of the same name. Purely a children's film. That's why I find it average. The concept was too silly. Particularly, there are a few scenes that do not make sense to the grownups. Even for hypnotism concept they used in the story. So don't accuse it if you did not enjoy it. Other than that, the direction, actors, settings, musics were nice. This is the story of orphan kids. In the rural England, no one has adopted them yet. Like orphanage kids from other films, this tale was too built with their struggles against the odds. Their caretakers are not so nice to them, especially the chief in charge. The kids too have divided and one of the gang decides to participate in a talent show. When that fails, drastically everything changes since then. In meantime a mystery book lands in one of their hands. With the help of it, an undreamt adventure begins. It should have been a television film. Not because the production quality is poor or something, but the story, how it was narrated fits perfectly for small screen. Otherwise, a series would have been a nice idea. A fictional story, and took place at the corner of the Christmas, as well as released on the same season a couple of year ago. I don't think the second film would make it. But possible as a television feature. Not worth, but watching it with kids could do justice. _5/10_