Movie review: Storytelling less than magical in fantastical '100 Nights of Hero'
"Are you ready? Then we shall begin." This narration, over an image of three moons hanging in the sky, begins Julia Jackman's "100 Nights of Hero," which she adapted from Isabel Greenberg's 2016 graphic novel, and directed. It signifies that we're in for a level of heightened, self-reflective fantasy storytelling, and in fact, the revolutionary power of storytelling itself is the beating heart ...