Adam LeFevre, David Bowie, Doug Rand
Ten-year-old Arthur has a lot on his plate: a real estate developer is about to snap up his grandma's home -- and there's no way Arthur's going to hang around for his parents or grandparents to sort o...( read more
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DVD Release Date: May 15, 2007
Stats: 4,449 reviews
Nice kids film this! Although most of the story is pinched from lots of other fairytales and legends and the actors voices don't quite match the characters, its a nicely made film. I cant help but wish Mr Besson would start making adult movies instead though (Not those kind of ad...( read more)
"This is Archibald Suchot, a treasure hunter, explorer, and engineer. He spent ten years in Africa building every type of useful thing. By the way, it's in the heat of Africa that our story begins. Well, this really isn't Africa: it's Connecticut, and this is the house that Ar...( read more)
A bit of fun. I had no idea of there were so many star-power voices until the credits.
Luc Besson's Arthur and the Invisibles does just that and does it brilliantly with a mix of stunningly shot live action and wonderfully crafted, sometimes breath-taking CGI animation.The cast list reads like a Hollywood Who's Who. Robert de Niro, Harvey Keitel, Madonna and Mia Fa...( read more)
Lively, enjoyable CGI comedy that has plenty of wondrous visuals but a fairly dodgy script. The voice acting is rather lazy, and the live action parts pretty much blow. I did not hate it one bit, though-- I know, right?!
Either way, this one's for kids-- and it's not insulting...( read more)
Day: Saturday
Date: 30 June 2007
With: Maa, Azeem
On: Etihad Entertainment
Name: ARTHUR AND THE MINICOYS
The animation was good, the plot was excelllent and the use of A listers like Madonna and Jason Bateman and Snoop Dogg and Robert DiNero helped a lot.
The movie bing-bing-bings all over the place, repurposing fantasy novels, video games, Arthurian legends. Besson's grocery bill for all I know. Even the musical score has multiple-personality disorder. full review
Luc Besson, the most-Hollywoodish of Gallic directors, has adapted his own series of popular (in France) kid-lit tomes to produce a glossy, expensive ($84 million) and long-winded mix of live action a... full review
Essentially, though, the star is Besson himself, pulling out all the stops to give Pixar a run for their money. full review
I gave this movie a 4 star. I think it's a great family movie, some over 11 may not be interested. It was a great film with live and animation. good story,shows once more the (evil)one Tries to destroy the Good. Not an edge of the seat movie, but you can enjoy it for the work put in to it. set in the late 50's early 60's. I guess you can say.. this is why we have gnomes in the yard
It's horrible - went with the school and it was a complete waste of time - was supposed to see bridge to terabethia but the theatre couldnt get it in : (
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