The Croods: A New Age
The Croods: A New Age
Director:
Joel CrawfordMúsica:
Mark MothersbaughReparto:
Ryan Reynolds, Nicolas Cage, Emma Stone, Leslie Mann, Catherine Keener, Kelly Marie Tran, Cloris Leachman, Peter Dinklage, Clark Duke, Chris Sanders (más)Streaming (2)
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Los Croods han sobrevivido a todo tipo de peligros y desastres, desde bestias prehistóricas de inmensos colmillos hasta el mismísimo fin del mundo, pero ahora deberán afrontar su mayor desafío hasta la fecha: conocer a otra familia. Obligados a partir en busca de un nuevo lugar donde vivir, la primera familia prehistórica se aventura a explorar el mundo con el objetivo de localizar un lugar más seguro al que llamar hogar. Pero cuando encuentran un idílico paraíso amurallado que cumple con todas sus necesidades y que creen que ha resuelto todos sus problemas, se encuentran con que ese lugar esconde una sorpresa: hay otra familia que ya vive allí, los Masmejor. Y es que los Masmejor (con énfasis en "mejor"), con su elaborada casa en un árbol, sus asombrosas invenciones y sus enormes huertos, van un par de pasos por delante de los Croods en la escala evolutiva. Y cuando les reciben como sus primeros invitados, no tardan en surgir tensiones entre nuestros queridos cavernícolas y sus nuevos y modernos semejantes. Pero cuando todo parece perdido, una nueva amenaza embarca a las dos familias en una aventura épica más allá de la seguridad de la muralla, que les obligará a aparcar sus diferencias, aunar fuerzas y luchar por un futuro juntos. (Universal Pictures España)
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The story is great, the new characters are good, the monkey language was fun and the beginnings of television have never been portrayed so funny. If the story didn’t stumble so much in the second half and they didn’t repeat the same morals over and over again, it could have been better than excellent. And Cage’s unhinged voice acting is awesome.
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The Croods: A New Age is a properly brisk spectacle, brimming with a wealth of ideas and colourful animation, and the creators have set no boundaries in terms of imagination. Even though the film offers nothing particularly new in terms of story and the writers may have tried a little too hard to be didactic in places, it is a supremely cute and non-violently funny animated film that had me laughing out loud more than once – the communal dinner, the grandmother sleeping with her eyes open, the crazy series of gouged out eyes or the physical language of the "busters". Who would have guessed that there would be another animated film besides Minions where bananas would play such an important role. If the film is successful and the filmmakers have another imaginative and humorous adventure on hand, I wouldn't be at all opposed to a third installment.
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Compared to the first film, this one is more complex. There are many more conflicts, and they tie in well with each other. I dare say that the film is funnier because the humour is punchy and comes more from the situations than the dialogue. The second half of the film wasn't so much fun and it was topped off by the text describing the "characters", without which the whole ending could have been completely dispensed with. I must also give a positive assessment of the monkey talk, which is aptly complemented by the subtitles. The film does a great job of depicting various stereotypes in the family and society in general, yet it doesn't make the characters too stylized. Overall, I enjoyed the film and I think it's a very well done film. I would put both films on the same level, as they don't outdo each other and don't really try to. The fifth star was taken away by the repetitive gags and the previously mentioned text in the picture.
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It looked like Soul was going to be the animated film of the year, but I managed to catch up with the Croods and it's decided. After Zootropolis, The Croods 2 is for me without a doubt the best animated film ever. There are new characters living in paradise and the differences between modern and stone age are very good. I found the cadence of the humour here to be about twice more intense than in the first film, and the scene where the son pulls the couch with food up to the big window thinking he's going to watch a movie cracked me up. Beautiful, sweet, funny, bloody entertaining and with lots of interesting ideas. It fit me incredibly well. Story****, Action****, Humor*****, Violence>No, Entertainment*****, Music****, Visual*****, Atmosphere****, Suspense***. 9/10.
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