The lovely bones

I have read the book to this, and I thought it was really good and the film is even better, I thought it was brilliant, it had me crying at some parts. It is definitely a sad film, but it is worth seeing, and it was acted brilliantly. The film has lots of really good camera shots and it is really gripping. At some parts I was really scared because the suspense was built very well, with music in some parts, and then other parts it was completely silent, so the slightest noise made me jump. There is one part when the sister is looking for something in the man's house, and I was completely on edge, it made me really nervous for her, I was so scared, probably because I could guess what was going to happen next, but I am not going to ruin it for anyone who wants to see it. The film is very creative, and I imagined it to be like that in some ways from reading the book, but it was even more imaginative. A very gripping storyline and definitely one to watch.

This film is a thriller and is a 12a bur it was not really explicit so it wasn't given anything higher. I still think that our film should be a 15 because it implies a lot of horror and shows the bloody knife and the girl being dead on the floor. I think what makes lovely bones less scary is the heaven that the girl is in where everything she imagines comes true.