El Laberinto del Fauno (no spoiler)

Also known as "Pan's Labyrinth" in the US (although this seems to be an incorrect translation because it has nothing to do with the faun Pan from Greek mythology)

Anyway, I'm not going to spoil it, but the movie is pretty good. The interesting thing about it is the dual storyline between a young girl's fairy tail adventure and the grim realities after the Spanish Civil War. The fairy tale side of things can be viewed as an imaginary escapism or as reality because it does affect the real world in the movie. I assume this was done intentionally. Oh, also note that it is subtitled.

Oh yeah, and the R rating is there with good cause because there are a few pretty disturbingly violent scenes. This is actually a bit surprising, because I would expect the makers to now want to push away the younger audience who will naturally be attracted to the fairytale story. But it's not just for kids.