Beautiful creatures plus#
Commentary on the collision of the normal and the magical world, plus a character breakdown of the dark Casters, Ridley and Sarafine.An explanation of the light and dark powers of the Casters, as well as the central ceremony, "The Claiming.".Authors Garcia and Stohl also comment on LaGravenese's interpretation of their vision. Cast and crew talk about focusing on the male perspective of a love story, as well as working in the Southern Gothic aesthetic.The relationship works for the most part it's the over-reliance on the supporting cast and a fizzling third act that really hinders Beautiful Creatures.īehind the Scenes Special Features (all ~5 minutes): This puts all the power in Lena's hands and all of the responsibilities of courting on Ethan's shoulders. It's a testament to authors Garcia and Stohl that this particular love story was more unique and engaging than others I've seen in recent years, as it's told from the point of view of Ethan (Ehrenreich), who meets a supernatural and powerful heroine in Lena (Englert). From the getgo, I was impressed with LaGravenese's sense of style and world building in this small Southern town. I'm not entirely sure if a negative reaction from novel fans was responsible for the ugly box office results or if the following simply didn't have the fervor that The Twilight Saga enjoyed. I should say that I haven't read the books, so I won't be able to comment on how faithful LaGravenese's adaptation was. Since we didn't review Beautiful Creatures during its theatrical release, I'll add my thoughts here.
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