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The Legend of La Llorona

2011Movie1 h 15 min

71
GoodGoodWatch score

A scary, eerie animated movie about fantasy and growing up.

Good for family movie night · friends night · kids

Skip it if you scare easily

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Not for laughs or big ideas.

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Story

Based on a famous Mexican legend, a group of kids must stop the ghost of a woman whose guilt over the drowning of her own children leads her to abduct youngsters who wander the woods at night.

Feels like

  • Mexican Folklore Horror
  • Animated Thriller
  • Supernatural Mystery
  • Cultural Legend Adaptation
  • Atmospheric Suspense
  • Youth Adventure
  • Gothic Fantasy
  • Family Friendly Scare

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Music by
Leoncio Lara

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Facts

October 21, 2011 · 1 h 15 min · Disturbing Imagery, Violence

Released
October 21, 2011
Runtime
1 h 15 min
Content
Disturbing Imagery, Violence
Genres
Animation, Family, Fantasy, Horror
Original language
Spanish
Made in
Mexico
Box office
$4 million
Available in
30 countries

Q&A

6 questions, like "Where can I stream The Legend of La Llorona?"

Questions about The Legend of La Llorona

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Where can I stream The Legend of La Llorona?

In the United States, The Legend of La Llorona is free with ads on VIX and Tubi TV. You can rent or buy it from Google Play Movies, YouTube, Fandango At Home, and Spectrum On Demand. It also streams in 28 other countries.

Is The Legend of La Llorona worth watching?

71
GoodGoodWatch score

Mostly, it's well received, with a GoodWatch score of 71 (IMDb 6.3 and Letterboxd 3.5 out of 5).

Is The Legend of La Llorona okay for kids?

Disturbing imageryViolence

Yes: its content advisories are disturbing imagery and violence, and the viewing guide lists it for kids.

Will The Legend of La Llorona scare me?

Not scaryTerrifying

Yes, it's frightening: scares are rated 8 of 10.

Is The Legend of La Llorona in English?

Spanish

No, it was made in Spanish.