David Weaver from Examiner writes: After being delayed nearly a full year, taken out of the busy summer season and having some tweaks done to both the effects and script during its hiatus, this isn't even close to the train wreck most were expecting. Even with an advertising campaign that did little to inspire confidence or any real star power to draw in crowds of non-believers, there is still a lot to like about director Bryan Singer's new fantasy revisionist tale "Jack the Giant Slayer". Those looking for a fun ride through a fantastical world filled with perilous danger around every corner will likely be able to look past the films unfortunate shortcomings and enjoy it for what it is, a large scale adventure that is big on fun. But the few flaws the film does have keeps it from attaining the greatness is sought after.
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