Film Review: Riddle of Fire - SLUG Magazine
With so many charming kid performances, good vibes and slices of blueberry pie to go around, it's disappointing that the ending leaves a bittersweet taste.
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With so many charming kid performances, good vibes and slices of blueberry pie to go around, it's disappointing that the ending leaves a bittersweet taste.
Three kids embark on an epic quest on a lazy, golden summer day
A trio of kids on dirt bikes stir up a low-stakes adventure in 'Riddle of Fire,' Weston Razooli's amusing homage to vintage Disney adventure movies.
"Riddle of Fire," from director Weston Razooli, is a charming fairy tale about three kids on a quest to buy a blueberry pie. Review.
Films with child protagonists present a unique tonal challenge. If overly saccharine whimsy can alienate an adult audience, having precocious kids delivering mannered performances can seem too stylized and divorced from reality––what, say, Wes Anderson has a skill for, many others do not possess. With his debut feature Riddle of Fire, director Weston Razooli tries