Jack The Giant Slayer - Part 1

The monk didn't need telling twice. He scrambled toward Jack, pressed something small and hard into Jack’s hand, and whispered, "A trade. For the horse. Keep it safe. Keep it hidden."

In 2013, long before the current landscape of gritty fairy tale reboots had become oversaturated, director Bryan Singer attempted something bold. His film, Jack the Giant Slayer —which opened on March 1, 2013—sought to take the beloved British folklore of "Jack and the Beanstalk" and expand it into a full-blown cinematic spectacle. It was an effort to craft a heroic fantasy in the mold of classic adventure serials, complete with massive sets, cutting-edge visual effects, and a darkly humorous tone. jack the giant slayer part 1

from a lazy boy who stole a giant’s treasure into a determined hero willing to climb a fatal height for love and duty. The monk didn't need telling twice