[Movie] The Golden Compass

According to metacritic, The Golden Compass is receiving a hammering from critics. Most of the negative reviews blast it for having a terrible plot that has very little to do with the book. To some people I've talked to, the reviews are split pretty evenly. Some people enjoyed it greatly, while others thought about walking out.

As a fan on the books and trilogy, I am a bit saddened. But I'm wondering, have any of you seen it over this weekend? And so, what's the down low?

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Originally Posted by whinehurst

depends on what sexual elements you're talking about. In the last one, at least in the version I read (year's ago) Lyra and Will essentially have sex, though not in a normal biological sense (they stroke each other's deamons). That's about the only highly sexual act. There's some other seduction type stuff with Coulter, but nothing too riské.

Supposedly, it's implied they have sex when they feed each other fruit and go swimming.

There's nowhere I can't reach.