Scripted by David Lindsay, Cornelia Funke and Gary David Goldberg, Inkheart has an impressive starcast of Brenden Fraserm Eliza Bennett, Helen Mirren, Paul Bettany, Jim Broadbent and Andy Serkis. The movie starts well and for about first 89 minutes, the pace is solid and the visuals are appealing.

Inkheart in itself is a rare book and this lies same for the movie. It is a story of Mortimer or Mo and his 12-year-old daughter, Meggie. They both like sharing books and bringing out characters from the books in life. The fantasy revolves around the fact that whenever a character is taken out of a book, a real person from the real life disappears into the book’s pages.

Based on some 100 reviews, Inkheart got about 40 positive reviews and 60 negative reviews. Some found the concept weird in this movie, while some got amazed watching this movie and its fantasy world. During its opening day itself, the movie grosses $2,110,000 in 2,655 theaters across the US.

Overall, Inkheart is a movie that will be enjoyed by children of a certain age. Children who like discovering new adventures will surely love to see this movie.