Labyrinth
Director: Jim Henson
Actors: David Bowie, Jennifer Connelly, Toby Froud
PlotA teenage girl named Sarah, frustrated with her responsibilities and yearning for a more fantastical life, unwittingly wishes her baby half-brother Toby away to the Goblin King, a mystical figure ruling over a magical world. Immediately regretting her words, she's confronted by the Goblin King who informs her that the only way to retrieve her brother is to navigate his elaborate labyrinth to the castle beyond the Goblin City before time runs out. Sarah embarks on her quest, entering a bizarre and perplexing world filled with strange creatures, mind-bending puzzles, and dangerous obstacles.
As Sarah journeys through the labyrinth, she encounters a varied cast of characters that include Hoggle, a grumpy dwarf who initially misleads her, Ludo, a gentle beast who becomes a loyal friend, and Sir Didymus, a chivalrous albeit headstrong fox-terrier riding a sheepdog. Each companion has their own quirks and proves instrumental in confronting the challenges of the labyrinth. The path is fraught with illusions, riddles, and the Goblin King's minions attempting to thwart her progress. Sarah must use her wit and willpower to navigate the ever-shifting environment, learn valuable lessons about friendship, and muster the courage to face the Goblin King and save her brother.
Writers: Dennis Lee, Jim Henson, Terry Jones
Release Date: 27 Jun 1986
Runtime: 101 min
Rating: PG
Country: United Kingdom, United States
Language: English
Home Video Reviews
Labyrinth's Blu-ray impressively enhances picture quality and delivers a rich Atmos soundtrack, making it the definitive edition with excellent extras.
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Labyrinth's Blu-ray release rejuvenates this beloved cult classic with a strong 1080p transfer and a satisfying lossless soundtrack, making it a must-have for fans.
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Labyrinth's Blu-ray delights with stunning visuals and a wealth of subtitled extras, making it a must-have for fans.
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Labyrinth's 30th Anniversary 4K UHD release features a striking visual upgrade and enhanced Dolby Atmos audio, though grain and packaging choices may affect preference.
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