Vines of Fate
- Tagline
- Sometimes the jungle of life needs a trim.
- Description
- In an era woven with enchantment, 'Vines of Fate' follows the whimsical journey of Ivy Tanglewood (Jessica Chasteak), a femme fatale raised in the wilds of a mystical jungle. Her life takes an unexpected turn when she stumbles upon the charming tree-top tavern 'The Canopy Pour', managed by the ever-optimistic service worker, Jasper Greenleaf (Spencer Trays). With the help of the wise-cracking parrot, Polly Peppers (voiced by Chewyse Broccoli), Ivy learns the art of humor and the power of laughter in overcoming her tragic past. Under the direction of Edgar Wrenwright, this tale unravels the beauty of struggle as Ivy and Jasper serve up a feast of adventures with a side of giggles, proving that even in a world of tragedy, there's always room for a smile.
- MpaaRating
- PG
- PopularityScore
- 3.90
- ReleaseDate
- 12/01/2022
- Genre
- Tragedy
- Director(s)
- Cast
Critic Reviews
7.50
Ah, 'Vines of Fate,' a cinematic salad with all the right ingredients for a quirky romp through the salad bowl of life. Jessica Chasteak turns in a performance as Ivy Tanglewood that's equal parts girlish charm and vine-swinging gusto, making Tarzan look positively suburban. Spencer Trays' Jasper Greenleaf is the human equivalent of a pumpkin spice latte—warm, a little basic, but ultimately what the people want. And let's not forget Chewyse Broccoli, who voices Polly Peppers with the sort of zest that might make you think the bird's been pecking at the fermented berries. Edgar Wrenwright, our intrepid director, weaves this tapestry with the finesse of a cat chasing a laser pointer—erratic but always captivating. The film serves up enough laughs to keep the mood light, even if it occasionally swings into the overgrown vines of slapstick. It's a 'PG' paradise for the family that isn't afraid to snicker at life's foibles. All in all, 'Vines of Fate' is the cinematic equivalent of finding a forgotten Snickers in your pocket - a delightful surprise that's a bit nutty, but satisfying all the same.