Die prähistorische Familie der Croods wird von einer rivalisierenden Familie, den Bettermans, herausgefordert, die behaupten, besser und weiter entwickelt zu sein.Die prähistorische Familie der Croods wird von einer rivalisierenden Familie, den Bettermans, herausgefordert, die behaupten, besser und weiter entwickelt zu sein.Die prähistorische Familie der Croods wird von einer rivalisierenden Familie, den Bettermans, herausgefordert, die behaupten, besser und weiter entwickelt zu sein.
- Auszeichnungen
- 31 Nominierungen insgesamt
Nicolas Cage
- Grug
- (Synchronisation)
Emma Stone
- Eep
- (Synchronisation)
Ryan Reynolds
- Guy
- (Synchronisation)
Catherine Keener
- Ugga
- (Synchronisation)
Cloris Leachman
- Gran
- (Synchronisation)
Clark Duke
- Thunk
- (Synchronisation)
Leslie Mann
- Hope Betterman
- (Synchronisation)
Peter Dinklage
- Phil Betterman
- (Synchronisation)
Kelly Marie Tran
- Dawn Betterman
- (Synchronisation)
Kailey Crawford
- Sandy
- (Synchronisation)
Chris Sanders
- Belt
- (Synchronisation)
- (as Christopher Sanders)
James Ryan
- Sash
- (Synchronisation)
Gabriel Jack
- Young Guy
- (Synchronisation)
Melissa Disney
- Guy's Mother
- (Synchronisation)
Joel Crawford
- Guy's Father
- (Synchronisation)
Januel Mercado
- Shaman Monkey
- (Synchronisation)
- (as Januel P. Mercado)
Ryan Naylor
- Creepo Monkey
- (Synchronisation)
Artemis Pebdani
- Additional Voices
- (Synchronisation)
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Okay... this has got to be one of the most exhilarating and bubbly animated movie ever made. Thankfully I was just in the mood for something perky, not too childish but not too sober, so overall it was a positive experience.
They really weren't kidding about "a new age". The tale presumably takes place in early prehistoric times, but really it reflects way more on our contemporary society than it does to people living in the stone age. Expect tons and tons of hilarious references to modern culture and society sprinkled throughout the movie.
I definitely had my laughs. However, some ideas/references/analogies could come off as a bit forced or rushed or just plain cringey. For example, Thunk's abrupt realization that the "window" is a distorted view of reality was honestly a cringey attempt to convey the concept of media bias. There's also the much toned down but still palpable feminist agenda (e.g. WYMEN!). And then there are all these other random instances of modern analogies that just seem to develop out of nowhere (e.g. the 'bro love' scene with Grug and Phil, etc).
These instances may not detract from the movie, especially not for kids, but it still gives this movie a bitter aftertaste; you could tell that this movie was made in 2020.
Also lastly-and it has to do with the plot-I was quite disappointed that that Dawn Betterman didn't have much of a role compared to all the other characters. I feel like she could've used a bit more spotlight.
Overall I would have liked the movie even more if they didn't cram so much of these random and unnecessary tie-ins to modern ideas and principles. It just complicates a rather simple plot.
They really weren't kidding about "a new age". The tale presumably takes place in early prehistoric times, but really it reflects way more on our contemporary society than it does to people living in the stone age. Expect tons and tons of hilarious references to modern culture and society sprinkled throughout the movie.
I definitely had my laughs. However, some ideas/references/analogies could come off as a bit forced or rushed or just plain cringey. For example, Thunk's abrupt realization that the "window" is a distorted view of reality was honestly a cringey attempt to convey the concept of media bias. There's also the much toned down but still palpable feminist agenda (e.g. WYMEN!). And then there are all these other random instances of modern analogies that just seem to develop out of nowhere (e.g. the 'bro love' scene with Grug and Phil, etc).
These instances may not detract from the movie, especially not for kids, but it still gives this movie a bitter aftertaste; you could tell that this movie was made in 2020.
Also lastly-and it has to do with the plot-I was quite disappointed that that Dawn Betterman didn't have much of a role compared to all the other characters. I feel like she could've used a bit more spotlight.
Overall I would have liked the movie even more if they didn't cram so much of these random and unnecessary tie-ins to modern ideas and principles. It just complicates a rather simple plot.
I thought it was good, maybe even pretty good. I liked the story, the visuals
are pretty amazing and so is the animation -of course-, and it has great voice acting too! But the two things I didn't
like was that the humor feels a bit weird and forced at times, and this also happens with the chemistry of the characters. But overrall, I think its a good movie and I recommend it
While the story hasn't evolved that much, 'The Croods: A New Age' has a line-up of talented voice cast, lively and colorful animation, some big laugh-out-loud moments, and a great message about getting along and working together to turn it into a decent, pleasant sequel.
Very entertaining movie and already achieved world wide success . It will delight both kids and adults. Great acting, amazing direction and great story.
Enjoyed it but it's a typical Hollywood movie. It makes men look like incapable idiots who constantly screw up and never get anything right.
Jokes were great and funny for all ages. Animation and characters were good. Kids loved it,
Jokes were great and funny for all ages. Animation and characters were good. Kids loved it,
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- WissenswertesNicolas Cage's 100th film acting credit.
- Patzer(at around 15 mins) Grug talks about how he hasn't seen a banana for years, since he was a 'cub' - this is in fact a pretty huge issue for him when he comes across bananas in this movie. However in the first movie, Guy hands Grug a banana (while wearing a bunch of bananas on his head) when they're getting to know each other better. Grug promptly throws the banana on the ground in anger before slipping on it.
- Crazy CreditsThe opening DreamWorks Animation logo has Belt the sloth sitting on the moon who strikes a light to illuminate the logo.
- VerbindungenFeatured in AniMat's Crazy Cartoon Cast: Big Screen, Bigger Problems (2020)
- SoundtracksI Think I Love You
Written by Tony Romeo
Performed by The Partridge Family
Courtesy of RCA Records
By arrangement with Sony Music Entertainment
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Details
Box Office
- Budget
- 65.000.000 $ (geschätzt)
- Bruttoertrag in den USA und Kanada
- 58.568.815 $
- Eröffnungswochenende in den USA und in Kanada
- 9.724.200 $
- 29. Nov. 2020
- Weltweiter Bruttoertrag
- 215.905.815 $
- Laufzeit
- 1 Std. 35 Min.(95 min)
- Farbe
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