A Monster Calls 2016 Watch Free in HD

Lewis MacDougall

5 June 2002, Edinburgh, Scotland, UK

Sigourney Weaver

8 October 1949, Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA

Felicity Jones

17 October 1983, Birmingham, West Midlands, England, UK

Toby Kebbell

9 July 1982, Pontefract, Yorkshire, England, UK

1980, London, England, UK

31 July 1944, Santa Monica, California, USA

Liam Neeson

7 June 1952, Ballymena, Co. Antrim, Northern Ireland, UK

Lee Bolton

Garry Marriott

J.A. Bayona

1975, Barcelona, Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain

Patrick Ness

Conor

Played by: Lewis MacDougall

Mum

Played by: Felicity Jones

Miss Kwan

Played by: Jennifer Lim

Lawyer

Played by: Morgan Symes

Matthew Lickona

Director J.A. Bayona presents appealing worlds (real and imagined) awash in color and detail, but while his movie and its monster are very interested in exploring and explaining humanity, they don't quite get people.

January 06, 2017

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Kenneth R. Morefield

[A Monster Calls] does have its share of painful honesty. But it also reminds us that truths spoken in and about love can sustain us through the darkest nights of the soul.

February 09, 2017

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Wesley Lovell

A brilliant coming of age drama that tackles an adolescent dealing with loss in a way not this well devised since "Bridge to Terabithia."

April 03, 2017

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David Sims

As the movie rumbled toward its inevitably devastating conclusion, the chief emotion I felt wasn't sadness but annoyance at the dashed grander potential.

January 08, 2017

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John Serba

The film is essentially about Conor's internal struggle - man vs. himself maybe, although he's not yet a man - where hope battles despair.

March 03, 2017

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Richard Roeper

This makes for one overcrowded assemblage of issues.

January 05, 2017

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Anthony Ray Bench

It has universal appeal, and something important and meaningful to say.

March 07, 2017

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Barry Hertz

Too mature to lure in the younger set and too one-dimensional to make much of an impression on adult audiences.

January 06, 2017

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Adam Graham

This is a tough movie that takes on adult issues and doesn't shy away from the grim realities of its subject matter. But that's what makes this grim children's story work. It's a work of lovely darkness.

January 06, 2017

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Emmanuel Báez

A magnificent film about the power of the stories in our lives, how they can help us in the most difficult times and teach us to continue the struggle despite the vicissitudes. [Full review in Spanish]

February 07, 2017

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Marija Djurovic

There are times when certain segments of the movie feel a little forced and heavy-handed, but regardless of those minor flaws, A Monster Calls still manages to inspire, move and entertain. A box of tissues is essential.

March 09, 2017

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Richard Brody

The movie delivers its meaning repeatedly to make sure that no one misses the point; its lessons, rendered even more explicitly than the ones in Conor's classroom, are missing only the chalkboard and pointer.

January 23, 2017

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