Tells about the Baudelaires, from an orphan until their relatives are in care of Count Olaf (Jim Carrey) - sad but not tragic, a story full of subtlety and fortitude in facing the dreadful events and entertaining, this story was taken from a story book by Lemony Snicket (Jude Law)
The story begins with a horrific event as an opening scene- the death of parents in a horrific fire - it happened to this poor child parents.
The Baudelaire orphans are Violet (Emily Browning), 14-year-old eldest son, Klaus (Liam Aiken) 12-year-old and youngest Sunny (played by twins Kara and Shelby Hoffman). Violet is a child who is smart and Klaus is the brain filled with picture of books that he read while little Sunny is a cheerful kids
Those children who are extremely rich with their inheritance. They live in luxury homes of their parents, until the mysterious fire happened. Baudelaire parents had died, while children had survived and was under the protection of their parents' attorney Mr. Poe (Timothy Spall). But they must face the bad situation due to Mr. Poe action who give the full rights to Count Olaf to take care of Baudelaire children. Because Count Olaf is their closest family where living only a few blocks from their house.
These conditions are a nightmare for the three orphans with their wealth. Olaf apparently does not cover the true intention of these children, where he wants to kill them and took their wealth. Without thinking long, the method used was so real, as clear as his greed. Start by trapping these children in a locked car and put them on the reel, hope the trains hit them. But Violet intelligent, they can escaped from him.
Mr. Poe finally brought the children, to nurture the other brother's uncle Monty (Billy Connolly), a strange man which like snake, but more sympathetic than Olaf. But when Uncle Monty died, these children move on nurturing aunt Josephine (Meryl Streep). And as long as these children move parenting, Olaf is always looking for ways to thwart, so he became the only relatives who care for children with a legacy of this wealth
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