What if this was like Baby's Day Out instead, and the baby was just crawling around, meeting puppets?
I don't like this at all, but I do think the puppets are cool, so 1.5 stars for the Jim Henson of it all. No offense to Bowie or Jennifer Connolly.

Labyrinth
Where everything seems possible and nothing is what it seems.
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Release Date
6/27/1986Runtime
102 minsOverview
When teen Sarah is forced to babysit her half-brother Toby, she summons Jareth the Goblin King to take him away. When he is actually kidnapped, Sarah is given just thirteen hours to solve a labyrinth and rescue him.
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ReleasedOriginal Language
EnglishBudget
$25,000,000Revenue
$12,729,917Homepage
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A fever dream of a rescue quest through a surreal, grotesque fantasy realm where the stakes feel weightier than they should, part children's adventure, part Gothic fairy tale, wholly disorienting in the best way. You're swept up in a world of elaborate misdirection, spectacular puppetry, and the electric tension between a girl's growing defiance and an antagonist who genuinely, charmingly wants her to fail.
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David Bowie
Jareth

Jennifer Connelly
Sarah

Toby Froud
Toby

Shelley Thompson
Stepmother

Christopher Malcolm
Father

Brian Henson
Hoggle / Goblin (voice)

David Shaughnessy
Didymus / The Hat / The Four Guards / Goblin (voice)
Ron Mueck
Ludo / Firey 2 / Goblin (voice)

Timothy Bateson
The Worm / The Four Guards / Goblin (voice)

Denise Bryer
The Junk Lady (voice)

Dave Goelz
Didymus / The Hat / The Four Guards / Left Door Knocker / Firey 3 (voice)

Karen Prell
The Worm / The Junk Lady / Firey 2
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