The Next Day (2012)

The Next Day: Directed by Alfred Robbins. With Byron Baudo, Lashawn Butler, Deanna Dawn, Christopher Martin. A man and woman have a one night stand. The unexpected consequences of such a union change their lives.

“Jake (Asa Butterfield) is an outcast teenager that adores his grandfather Abraham u0026#39;Abeu0026#39; Portman (Terence Stamp) that used to tell stories of the orphanage in Wales where he was raised to him. When Abe is murdered in his house in Florida and has his eyes removes, Jake sees a monster and his parents take him to a psychologist. Jake asks to go to Wales to visit the orphanage and his psychologist agrees. His father Franklin Portman (Chris Ou0026#39;Dowd) travels with him to Wales and Jake discovers that the orphanage was bombed in 1943 by the Germans. When he decides to visit the ruins of the orphanage again, Abe finds a girl and soon he learns that the orphanage, the headmaster Miss Peregrine (Eva Green) and the children still exist trapped in a time loop. But they are in danger since monsters are hunting them down. And Jake has the gift of seeing monsters. What will Jake do?u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eu0026quot;Miss Peregrineu0026#39;s Home for Peculiar Childrenu0026quot; is a delightful original adventure directed by Tim Burton. The fantasy is a sort of X-Men and is highly entertaining with lovely characters and evil villains. Despite the confused idea of time loops, the film entertains adults and children. My vote is eight.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eTitle (Brzil):u0026quot;O Orfanato da Srta. Peregrine Para Crianças Peculiaresu0026quot; (u0026quot;The Orphanage of Miss Peregrine for Peculiar Childrenu0026quot;)”