As the movie progresses, she does get better, but she's not going to be winning any Oscars anytime soon.

It's atrocious, especially in the early scenes. Not helping the matter is Connelly's acting. You can see that her heart is in the right place, but otherwise she's a brat. Nevertheless, her character is a bit tough to get behind most of the time. To Sarah's credit, she's obviously distraught by this and does everything she can to get her brother back. And of course the kid gets kidnapped by goblins within fifteen minutes. And then she's given the unenviable task of looking after her baby brother while her parents go out on a date. Sarah (Connelly) is a proud cloudcuckoolander, someone whose head is permanently stuck in the clouds and who can very easily lose entire days playing make-belief in the parks. And it just might be the best live-action Alice in Wonderland film ever made.

It's also one of Jennifer Connelly's first films. It was produced by George Lucas and featured David Bowie as the villain Goblin King. Labyrinth was directed by Jim Henson of the Muppet and The Dark Crystal fame. Reviewed by Vartiainen 6 / 10 Magical, dreamlike adventure into self reflection Sarah repents and asks Jareth to give him back, but Jareth tells her that she has to rescue him before midnight. Out of the blue, he stops crying and when she looks for him in his crib, she learns that her wish was granted, and the Goblin King Jareth has taken him to his castle in the Goblin City in the middle of a labyrinth. He does not stop crying and she wishes that he would be taken away. Sarah is forced by her father and her stepmother to babysit her baby stepbrother, Toby, while they are out.

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