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on 1/17/2010
Both show what can be achieved when Guillermo del Toro grounds his fantastical vision in reality; Pan's Labyrinth is the more mature work, however.
on 3/10/2010
I've heard Pan's Labyrinth is actually a follow up to The Devil's Backbone. Interesting. I could actually see correlations between the two. Both are fantastic, but Pan's Labyrinth was exceptional.
on 8/24/2011
Devils Backbone does nothing for me. It doesn't work as a ghost film, it doesn't work as a coming of age film, nothing. While Pan's Labyrinth is an incredible, moving dark fantasy. Clear winner.
on 9/6/2011
Although I really liked the concept and the setting of "The Devil's Backbone," it's really no competition here. "Pan's Labyrinth" is the clear winner.
on 5/13/2012
Devil's Backbone is special because without it I believe we never would have got the wonder that is Pan's Labyrinth. Nonetheless, Pan's L is del Toro's masterpiece and clearly the winner.
