Everyone’s buzzing about Netflix’s new Guillermo del Toro movie Pinocchio

Netflix on Friday, December 9, will debut Guillermo del Toro's 12th feature film -- a beautiful re-imagining of the story of Pinocchio

on December 9, can trace its origin all the way back to del Toro’s childhood in Guadalajara, Mexico. Before he was an imaginative film director, he was a young boy armed with a Super 8 camera that he used to shoot his toys for what would become amateur stop-motion films.

In the hands of del Toro, meanwhile, the story becomes something even more transcendent than audiences might remember from the original Disney film.“I used to teach stop motion and one of the guys in the class was infinitely better than I was at animating,” del Toro says in an interview with Director Guillermo del Toro, peeking through the window of the set for his Netflix “Pinocchio” movie. Image source: Jason Schmidt/NETFLIX

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