IMDb-BEWERTUNG
5,9/10
13.171
IHRE BEWERTUNG
Wonder Park erzählt die Geschichte eines Vergnügungsparks, in dem die Phantasie eines wild kreativen Mädchens namens June lebendig wird.Wonder Park erzählt die Geschichte eines Vergnügungsparks, in dem die Phantasie eines wild kreativen Mädchens namens June lebendig wird.Wonder Park erzählt die Geschichte eines Vergnügungsparks, in dem die Phantasie eines wild kreativen Mädchens namens June lebendig wird.
- Auszeichnungen
- 1 Gewinn & 1 Nominierung insgesamt
Sofia Mali
- Young June
- (Synchronisation)
Jennifer Garner
- Mom
- (Synchronisation)
Ken Hudson Campbell
- Boomer
- (Synchronisation)
Kenan Thompson
- Gus
- (Synchronisation)
Mila Kunis
- Greta
- (Synchronisation)
John Oliver
- Steve
- (Synchronisation)
Norbert Leo Butz
- Peanut
- (Synchronisation)
Matthew Broderick
- Dad
- (Synchronisation)
Brianna Denski
- June
- (Synchronisation)
Oev Michael Urbas
- Banky
- (Synchronisation)
Kate McGregor-Stewart
- Aunt Albertine
- (Synchronisation)
Kevin Chamberlin
- Uncle Tony
- (Synchronisation)
Kath Soucie
- Bus Counselor Shannon
- (Synchronisation)
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An explosion of colors! This is the impression that remains after watching "Wonder Park", a long animated film that has been shot in theaters. The script of the duo Josh Applebaum and André Nemec tells the story of June (or Jujuba in the Brazilian version). She is an optimistic and creative little girl who with her mother invents an amusement park with her imagination. Of course the park does not exist until June sees with its own eyes.
The park in shambles and at war with himself coincides with June's departure from his optimism and imagination. June realizes that only she can rebuild the park. The story is lightly predictable but captivating nonetheless. She is the backdrop to this onslaught from Nicklodeon Movies and Paramount Pictures.
Visually speaking is a spectacle of colors. It gives the impression that we immerse ourselves in a rainbow in the form of animation. The charismatic characters of the park give an important counterpoint. But most of all I think that "Wonder Park" comes to meet an audience that does not always find productions for itself.
I'm talking about children between the ages of 3 and 6 who live this transition between the world of imagination and the world of reality. I watched the film in the movies, surrounded by these children and I was able to follow their emotion. After all, they have not yet seen "Toy Story", maybe they have not seen "Sherek" yet. "Wonder Park" falls like a glove for this audience who longs to discover the cinema, the big screen and its colors.
The plot works great with them. They all end the movie by screaming out the park slogan. Everything is "Very cool!" It's not Pixar, it's not Disney, it's not Dreamworks or Sony. I'm happy to see other players in the market venturing into full-length animations. This is a "most spectacular" point, as well as seeing excited children who, in this case, draw more attention than the film itself.
The park in shambles and at war with himself coincides with June's departure from his optimism and imagination. June realizes that only she can rebuild the park. The story is lightly predictable but captivating nonetheless. She is the backdrop to this onslaught from Nicklodeon Movies and Paramount Pictures.
Visually speaking is a spectacle of colors. It gives the impression that we immerse ourselves in a rainbow in the form of animation. The charismatic characters of the park give an important counterpoint. But most of all I think that "Wonder Park" comes to meet an audience that does not always find productions for itself.
I'm talking about children between the ages of 3 and 6 who live this transition between the world of imagination and the world of reality. I watched the film in the movies, surrounded by these children and I was able to follow their emotion. After all, they have not yet seen "Toy Story", maybe they have not seen "Sherek" yet. "Wonder Park" falls like a glove for this audience who longs to discover the cinema, the big screen and its colors.
The plot works great with them. They all end the movie by screaming out the park slogan. Everything is "Very cool!" It's not Pixar, it's not Disney, it's not Dreamworks or Sony. I'm happy to see other players in the market venturing into full-length animations. This is a "most spectacular" point, as well as seeing excited children who, in this case, draw more attention than the film itself.
It's a very uplifting and fun! My 3 yo and 5 yo loved it and it kept them entertained the entire time! While it's not the most exciting for adults it was still refreshing to see a non Disney movie that's worth seeing!
Honestly, I do not understand how they get such a low score. The film had a beautiful story, with an interesting morality and very important for the life of anyone in the world, this in a fun way. In addition, the film had fabulous characters, beautiful scenes, good actors, beautiful animation and great intelligent humor. Highly recommend.
Cute movie that both my young boys loved. That's all that mattered really
Wonder Park, written by Josh Applebaum and Andre Nemec, is a touching film and a magical adventure. It is filled with action, humor and heartfelt moments that make it enjoyable. The movie is all about the power of love and imagination. It is a wild ride of fun.
The movie tells the story of a young girl, June Bailey, (Sofia Mali and Brianna Denski). She is very imaginative and adventurous, which shows throughout the movie. She and her mom (Jennifer Garner) have a very close relationship. Together they invent a theme park called Wonderland, based on figments from June's imagination. It is a whimsical place filled with exciting rides and attractions, such as a flying fish carousel and crazy roller coasters. The park has great characters like Boomer, the narcoleptic bear and Steve, a gentle porcupine. There is also Greta, a feisty hog and a beaver Cooper played by the hilarious Ken Jeong. My favorite character is the monkey Peanut (Norbert Leo Butz), the leader of the park. He is such an endearing character. When June's love for the park is tested, the magic of what she and her mom created begins to disappear. It's up to June to save the park and herself.
The plot is creative. I like the animation and the magical looking effects. I love the vision of the park and the details that capture the theme of a child's mind. All of the areas of the park are vibrant and unique. I love the bendy straw slide and the balloon cove. The scenes match the mood of what occurs in the storyline. One of my favorite parts is when June first comes to Wonderland and sees that her creations are real.
The movie has some emotional moments between June and her mother. We see how June goes from being a happy-go-lucky kid to a sad little girl. We watch her love for the park fade away. However, we see her get her shine back. It is a great story about relationships and the importance of imagination and always believing.
I rate this film 4 out 5 stars and recommend it for ages 3 to 13, as well as the entire family.
Reviewed by Jordan M., KIDS FIRST! Film Critics. For more reviews by youth, visit kidsfirst.org
The movie tells the story of a young girl, June Bailey, (Sofia Mali and Brianna Denski). She is very imaginative and adventurous, which shows throughout the movie. She and her mom (Jennifer Garner) have a very close relationship. Together they invent a theme park called Wonderland, based on figments from June's imagination. It is a whimsical place filled with exciting rides and attractions, such as a flying fish carousel and crazy roller coasters. The park has great characters like Boomer, the narcoleptic bear and Steve, a gentle porcupine. There is also Greta, a feisty hog and a beaver Cooper played by the hilarious Ken Jeong. My favorite character is the monkey Peanut (Norbert Leo Butz), the leader of the park. He is such an endearing character. When June's love for the park is tested, the magic of what she and her mom created begins to disappear. It's up to June to save the park and herself.
The plot is creative. I like the animation and the magical looking effects. I love the vision of the park and the details that capture the theme of a child's mind. All of the areas of the park are vibrant and unique. I love the bendy straw slide and the balloon cove. The scenes match the mood of what occurs in the storyline. One of my favorite parts is when June first comes to Wonderland and sees that her creations are real.
The movie has some emotional moments between June and her mother. We see how June goes from being a happy-go-lucky kid to a sad little girl. We watch her love for the park fade away. However, we see her get her shine back. It is a great story about relationships and the importance of imagination and always believing.
I rate this film 4 out 5 stars and recommend it for ages 3 to 13, as well as the entire family.
Reviewed by Jordan M., KIDS FIRST! Film Critics. For more reviews by youth, visit kidsfirst.org
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- WissenswertesThe film has no credited director. The Director's Guild almost always refuses to allow a film to be released without a credited director, due to various legalities and contractual obligations. How the makers of this film were allowed to release a film without crediting a director remains unclear.
- PatzerBefore being captured by the Chimpanzombies again, Peanut's eyes are brown in one shot. After the camera shows June escaping, his eyes revert to green.
- Crazy CreditsOver the scroll in the second half of the main-on-end credits, the WonderChimps is shown in various costumes. At the end of the scroll, young June is shown on the floor.
- Alternative VersionenIn the UK English version, Boomer is voiced by Tom Baker, and Gus & Cooper are voiced respectively by Joe Sugg and Caspar Lee. Also Uncle Tony is voiced by Eamonn Holmes and Aunt Albertine by Ruth Langsford.
- VerbindungenFeatured in AniMat's Crazy Cartoon Cast: Incredible New Record (2018)
- SoundtracksChimp Theme (Happy Happy)
Written by Anne Preven
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- Budget
- 90.000.000 $ (geschätzt)
- Bruttoertrag in den USA und Kanada
- 45.216.793 $
- Eröffnungswochenende in den USA und in Kanada
- 15.853.646 $
- 17. März 2019
- Weltweiter Bruttoertrag
- 119.559.110 $
- Laufzeit1 Stunde 25 Minuten
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- Seitenverhältnis
- 2.39 : 1
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