Labyrinth
Directed by Jim HensonFrustrated with babysitting on yet another weekend night, Sarah, a teenager with an active imagination, summons the Goblins to take her baby stepbrother away. When little Toby actually disappears, Sarah must follow him into a fantastical world to rescue him from the Goblin King. Guarding his castle is the labyrinth itself, a twisted maze of deception, populated with outrageous characters and unknown dangers.
Labyrinth Ratings & Reviews
- peronsJanuary 27, 2025Fantasy with a good production. Happy and light film as it should be.
- kalistalocksJuly 20, 2025Wonderful movie
- macaron32June 26, 2025I would have escaped in 2 seconds
- MichaelEb01September 7, 20255/5 Stars. Love This Movie. RIP David Bowie.
- dr.divyasharmaOctober 22, 2025What a wonderful movie! I love it!
- JoelApril 24, 2025I love this Jennifer Connelly movie. My top 10 re-watch
- Liadain Cox4d agoMy favorite childhood movie!!!
- LillyMarch 29, 2025This movie is elite. Like most kids watching this and growing up and watching it again I can see so much more of the story and characters then before. One of the best coming if age movies capturing a young lady learning hard truths and her own power. I think a part of me will always love the Goblin King. Sarah was so perfectly portrayed as a young woman not too in the know and not without childishness to grow out of, or embrace. You remind me of the babe. What babe? The babe of the power. What power? Power of voodoo. Who do? You do. Do what? Remind of the babe.
- RipLinesManDecember 23, 2025Labyrinth is basically a fairy-tale version of Event Horizon (1997), except the hellmouth is a maze made of vibes, temptation, and adolescent fear instead of a starship’s gravity drive, and Jim Henson is smart enough to make that idea feel sincere rather than cute. Jennifer Connelly’s Sarah moves through the Labyrinth like a rookie crew member learning which doors are real airlocks and which are just the set dressing of panic, while David Bowie’s Jareth is the charismatic demon of the place, all velvet and glitter, offering bargains that still smell like brimstone. Toby Froud’s baby Toby is the “missing crew” objective that keeps the corridor tightening, and Shelley Thompson and Christopher Malcolm as the stepmother and father ground the film in domestic reality so the fantasy reads like an externalized engine room of family tension. That dynamic mirrors Event Horizon’s core duel, where Laurence Fishburne’s Captain Miller represents discipline and containment, and Sam Neill’s Dr. William Weir represents surrender to the red-lit promise behind the sealed door, except Labyrinth filters the same moral geometry through a PG dream logic where the punishment is growing up wrong. The craft is why it endures: Henson’s creatures feel tactile and alive, the blocking turns corridors into psychological tests, and Bowie plays Jareth with the exact confidence of a villain who thinks he is offering salvation, which is always the most dangerous kind.
- kyraswaffieldNovember 27, 2025MY ABSOLUTE FAVOURITE MOVIE EVER SINCE I WAS A KID, i’m 20 now and i still love it, this movie changed my life to happiness, i miss david bowie, song are magnificent got em in my playlists cause they are that good, named my bunny after ludo cause he was my favourite got a tattoo of a line in my favourite song in the movie. everyone must see this movie atleast 1 (preferably more) i love it
- tnpb82December 22, 2025It’s an absolute classic. You cannot fault this movie.
- klaudiaDecember 7, 2025my all time favorite movie.
- Carlos QuirozMay 24, 2025By far my favorite movie. Henson is an amazing creator.
- Ch1coDecember 19, 2025I anjoy watching 👀 this movie 🎬 good kids movie 🎬
- mathewsidwellDecember 16, 2025An absolute classic with Bowie knocking it outta the park
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Labyrinth Trivia
Labyrinth was released on June 27, 1986.
Labyrinth was directed by Jim Henson.
Labyrinth has a runtime of 1h 41m.
Labyrinth was produced by Eric Rattray.
The key characters in Labyrinth are Jareth (David Bowie), Sarah (Jennifer Connelly), Toby (Toby Froud).
Labyrinth is rated PG.
Labyrinth is a Family, Adventure, Fantasy film.
Labyrinth has an audience rating of 8.6 out of 10.