Captain Underpants - Der supertolle erste Film
Originaltitel: Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie
IMDb-BEWERTUNG
6,2/10
34.912
IHRE BEWERTUNG
Zwei übermäßig fantasievolle Scherze namens George und Harold hypnotisieren ihren mürrischen Schulleiter und glauben, er sei ein lächerlich enthusiastischer, unglaublich dämlicher Superheld ... Alles lesenZwei übermäßig fantasievolle Scherze namens George und Harold hypnotisieren ihren mürrischen Schulleiter und glauben, er sei ein lächerlich enthusiastischer, unglaublich dämlicher Superheld namens Captain Underpants.Zwei übermäßig fantasievolle Scherze namens George und Harold hypnotisieren ihren mürrischen Schulleiter und glauben, er sei ein lächerlich enthusiastischer, unglaublich dämlicher Superheld namens Captain Underpants.
- Regie
- Drehbuch
- Hauptbesetzung
- Auszeichnungen
- 3 Gewinne & 15 Nominierungen insgesamt
Kevin Hart
- George
- (Synchronisation)
Thomas Middleditch
- Harold
- (Synchronisation)
Ed Helms
- Captain Underpants
- (Synchronisation)
- …
Nick Kroll
- Professor Poopypants
- (Synchronisation)
Jordan Peele
- Melvin
- (Synchronisation)
Kristen Schaal
- Edith
- (Synchronisation)
DeeDee Rescher
- Ms. Ribble
- (Synchronisation)
- (as Dee Dee Rescher)
Brian Posehn
- Mr. Rected
- (Synchronisation)
David Soren
- Tommy
- (Synchronisation)
Mel Rodriguez
- Mr. Fyde
- (Synchronisation)
Susan Fitzer
- Ms. Dayken
- (Synchronisation)
Lynnanne Zager
- George's Mom
- (Synchronisation)
Tiffany Lauren Bennicke
- Sad Girl
- (Synchronisation)
- (as Tiffany Bennicke)
James Ryan
- Mime
- (Synchronisation)
Leslie David Baker
- Officer McPiggly
- (Synchronisation)
Sugar Lyn Beard
- Goody Two-Shoes Girl
- (Synchronisation)
Lesley Nicol
- Nobel Moderator
- (Synchronisation)
Chris Miller
- Nobel Audience Member
- (Synchronisation)
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One of the least boring movies I've ever seen. With the un-cynical bigness of Jimmy Neutron & the meta tone of Rocky & Bullwinkle, it's a wonderfully buoyant big 'C' Cartoon about childish friendship & creativity. It relishes in joy & silliness, & even its gross-out humor feels sincere (it DOES have the word "Underpants" in the title). It has focused stakes, fantastically cartoony animation, LOL humor, & a strong (if predictable) message about the balance between fun & responsibility. Very few skid marks here.
Captain Underpants is Dreamworks's latest animated feature based on the book series by Dav Pilkey. It's about two elementary school boys named George Beard and Harold Hutchins who are the school's pranksters. They make comics in their treehouse called Captain Underpants and have to deal with an incredibly unpleasant principal named Mr. Krupp. However, one day when they got into major trouble, George uses a hypnotizing ring to turn Mr. Krupp into Captain Underpants.
Dreamworks hasn't necessarily been doing very well at the box office or with critics for the last few years. When I went to this movie, I was optimistic, mainly because I knew the source material very well since I read the Captain Underpants books. It turns out that I was right for going in with an optimistic attitude. This is Dreamworks's best stand-alone in a good while. They picked out a book/book franchise that is somewhat well-known instead of something completely out of nowhere like Smekday or The Boss Baby, which really helps bring in attention to said movie. The movie knows its source material really well with the ins and outs. It knows what it is and it even pokes fun at some of the inner workings of the movie. I'm aware that this is only an adaptation and there's a limit to how far you can go and from what we got, they did a decent job at it. The animation looks like a 3D version of something that you would see in the books, and just that is enough for me to like the style that the movie was going for.
Despite the fact that I think that this is one of Dreamworks's best in a while, it does have some flaws here and there. First off, the pacing makes the movie feel like it's going too fast at times. The movie only seems to have times where you can sink in the moment occasionally, but not very often. Since the movie does carry the spirit of the books, it also carries the humor, which I personally didn't laugh at many of the jokes, which may turn people off from watching the movie. A lot of the humor is derived from toilet humor and as well as it works for this movie in particular, it may drive audiences away. I'm also not a huge fan of the voice casting in this, mostly with the children. You would normally expect kids to sound like kids, but in this movie, the kids sound more like adults and it's really bothersome. Normally if adults are doing child voices, they would pitch up their voices, but here, Kevin Hart, Thomas Middleton and Jordan Peele use their regular voices and it's just distracting.
While this movie might not be for everyone, it can be classified as Dreamworks's best movie in a while that's not a sequel. If you're a huge fan of the books, I recommend checking out this movie!
8/10
Dreamworks hasn't necessarily been doing very well at the box office or with critics for the last few years. When I went to this movie, I was optimistic, mainly because I knew the source material very well since I read the Captain Underpants books. It turns out that I was right for going in with an optimistic attitude. This is Dreamworks's best stand-alone in a good while. They picked out a book/book franchise that is somewhat well-known instead of something completely out of nowhere like Smekday or The Boss Baby, which really helps bring in attention to said movie. The movie knows its source material really well with the ins and outs. It knows what it is and it even pokes fun at some of the inner workings of the movie. I'm aware that this is only an adaptation and there's a limit to how far you can go and from what we got, they did a decent job at it. The animation looks like a 3D version of something that you would see in the books, and just that is enough for me to like the style that the movie was going for.
Despite the fact that I think that this is one of Dreamworks's best in a while, it does have some flaws here and there. First off, the pacing makes the movie feel like it's going too fast at times. The movie only seems to have times where you can sink in the moment occasionally, but not very often. Since the movie does carry the spirit of the books, it also carries the humor, which I personally didn't laugh at many of the jokes, which may turn people off from watching the movie. A lot of the humor is derived from toilet humor and as well as it works for this movie in particular, it may drive audiences away. I'm also not a huge fan of the voice casting in this, mostly with the children. You would normally expect kids to sound like kids, but in this movie, the kids sound more like adults and it's really bothersome. Normally if adults are doing child voices, they would pitch up their voices, but here, Kevin Hart, Thomas Middleton and Jordan Peele use their regular voices and it's just distracting.
While this movie might not be for everyone, it can be classified as Dreamworks's best movie in a while that's not a sequel. If you're a huge fan of the books, I recommend checking out this movie!
8/10
When's the last Summer movie that made you embrace your inner twelve year-old? That's why I really liked "Captain Underpants". Even with the move to big-screen CGI, it's still just two best friends, their unwitting super hero principal, and the right amount of potty humor. Seriously, the big fight scene is with a giant toilet.
Maybe it comes down to circumstances. Had I not read a few of the books, not been a parent to a seven year-old fan who loves them (and the movie), things may not have clicked. But they did, and that's what's important.
It feels faithful to the source material, with a lively animation style and hopelessly juvenile dialogue. Not making a sequel to this would be an injustice.
7/10
Maybe it comes down to circumstances. Had I not read a few of the books, not been a parent to a seven year-old fan who loves them (and the movie), things may not have clicked. But they did, and that's what's important.
It feels faithful to the source material, with a lively animation style and hopelessly juvenile dialogue. Not making a sequel to this would be an injustice.
7/10
Tra la laaaaa!!!!
The hit children's book series finally makes it to the big screen (what took them so long?) in all its scatological silliness. The film does a terrific job of capturing the spirit and tone of the books, and there's no sense in rolling your eyes at the potty humor, because that's exactly what Captain Underpants is there to deliver. I saw this with my wife and two sons, and let me just say that my kids weren't the only ones giggling throughout.
Grade: A-
The hit children's book series finally makes it to the big screen (what took them so long?) in all its scatological silliness. The film does a terrific job of capturing the spirit and tone of the books, and there's no sense in rolling your eyes at the potty humor, because that's exactly what Captain Underpants is there to deliver. I saw this with my wife and two sons, and let me just say that my kids weren't the only ones giggling throughout.
Grade: A-
So, pretty funny and pretty imaginative, I must say.
The animation turned out to be really cool. I like how they went back and forth form the 3D animation to the 2D animation. They even had some sock puppetry. The blend shows the creativity of the child's mind, greatly.
Kevin Hart has the perfect voice for cartoons especially to play little boys.
He plays a kid named George who with his best friend Harold create a comic book called Captain underpants, and when their principal threatens to end their collaboration and with it the future of their friendship by separating them due to all their pranking, so they hypnotizing him into believing he's the character they created.
It's a very wonderful exciting movie to watch. Very funny with great animation.
The animation turned out to be really cool. I like how they went back and forth form the 3D animation to the 2D animation. They even had some sock puppetry. The blend shows the creativity of the child's mind, greatly.
Kevin Hart has the perfect voice for cartoons especially to play little boys.
He plays a kid named George who with his best friend Harold create a comic book called Captain underpants, and when their principal threatens to end their collaboration and with it the future of their friendship by separating them due to all their pranking, so they hypnotizing him into believing he's the character they created.
It's a very wonderful exciting movie to watch. Very funny with great animation.
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- WissenswertesDevelopment for a live-action film or TV series began in 1997, when the first book came out. Dav Pilkey wanted Chris Farley to play Captain Underpants. The project was shelved when Farley died.
- PatzerGeorge and Harold's sunglasses appear to disappear and reappear multiple times.
- Zitate
Professor Poopypants: Hiyah class, I'm your cool new teacher, not some scary guy with a secret evil agenda
- Crazy CreditsGeorge and Harold sing along with the DreamWorks logo music.
- Alternative VersionenThe FX print begins with the 2013 Universal Pictures logo plastered over the 2010 20th Century Fox logo.
- VerbindungenFeatured in Battle for Palace Objects Reloaded: Don't Fall Down (2017)
- SoundtracksSaturday Song (Cast Version)
Lyrics by Nicholas Stoller
Music by Kevin Hart and Thomas Middleditch
Arranged by Theodore Shapiro and Nick Baxter
Performed by Kevin Hart and Thomas Middleditch
Produced by Theodore Shapiro
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- Montreal, Québec, Kanada(Studio, Mikros Animation Montréal)
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- Budget
- 38.000.000 $ (geschätzt)
- Bruttoertrag in den USA und Kanada
- 73.921.000 $
- Eröffnungswochenende in den USA und in Kanada
- 23.851.539 $
- 4. Juni 2017
- Weltweiter Bruttoertrag
- 125.427.681 $
- Laufzeit1 Stunde 29 Minuten
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