Una joven cobra y su mejor amigo escorpión emprenden un viaje por el desierto del Sáhara para salvar a un nuevo amor.Una joven cobra y su mejor amigo escorpión emprenden un viaje por el desierto del Sáhara para salvar a un nuevo amor.Una joven cobra y su mejor amigo escorpión emprenden un viaje por el desierto del Sáhara para salvar a un nuevo amor.
- Dirección
- Guionistas
- Elenco
- Premios
- 1 nominación en total
- Eva
- (voz)
- Gary
- (voz)
- Chef Chef
- (voz)
- Georges
- (voz)
- Rita
- (voz)
- Saladin
- (voz)
- Rita
- (English version)
- (voz)
- …
- Tourist #2
- (English version)
- (voz)
- Pitt
- (English version)
- (voz)
Opiniones destacadas
Let's start with the problems. The story has a very nice idea, a movie that takes place in the Sahara desert with a Romeo and Juliet-esque twist. Execution-wise, however, it falls into predictable territory and has cliches we've seen before in other animated films. Not to mention that it does drag somewhat slowly in places. While it does have some bits of funny humor, the script includes some adult references that are way too inappropriate for some viewers. Also, the characters didn't leave an impact to the story and end up being shallow and underdeveloped.
That being said, there are some good things to admire about this film. The voice acting from everyone involved is fairly good especially the English dub (I might want to watch the film in french audio with subtitles someday since this was made by another animation studio in France), the music score fits the setting of the film very well, there are some moments where the action gets very interesting, and the best part is the animation. From the most unique animal designs of the characters to the nicely detailed look of the Sahara desert which makes the film worth watching because of it.
Overall, this film makes for passable entertainment. It doesn't offer much in terms of the story and characters, but it's beautiful animation and a good music score makes this a flawed, but interesting animated movie made from France. If you have kids, give this one a shot. For the adults though, they probably won't get anything out of this.
What I discovered was a classic lower class boy loves and rescues high class girl story, injected with some anti-racist and anti-drug messages, even a subtle but apparent criticism on current political events. Overall I'd go for entertaining with some interesting pointers and blame the low ratings mostly on lack of proper advertisement (practically none... ).
On a final note, those of you inclined to poke the truth out of a pile of words, do take a closer look at those really negative comments and the country they're originating from. Sad to see people prefer walls over peaceful coexistence...
Sorry for my bad English, im Dutch with dislexy.
¿Sabías que…?
- TriviaCoincidentally, or perhaps not, Clive Cussler's character Dirk Pitt, whose surname is shared with Ajar's scorpion sidekick, starred in a book, and later movie, called Sahara.
- ErroresGlowworms don't exist in the Sahara.
- Citas
Ajar: Pardon me, sir, you wouldn't have come across a camelcade, by any chance?
[Long pause, then the sandfish swallows the small branch he was carrying in his mouth]
Sandfish: You mean a camelcade heading toward Souksoukville with men, one of whom traveled with two hampers, from which a green snake was dangling, attempting to escape?
Ajar: Yes! Yes, that's it!
Sandfish: Hmm... Nah, doesn't ring a bell.
Ajar: What? How is that possible? Which way is Soukso- whatever its name is?
[the sandfish grumbles]
Ajar: I'm sorry. You were mentioning a certain city, I believe?
Sandfish: Souksoukville? A little city from the 15th century protected by eighteen-foot fortifications with a network of streets that's been classified as UNESCO'S...
Ajar: Yes, yes! Where is it?
Sandfish: Nah, never heard of it.
Selecciones populares
- How long is Sahara?Con tecnología de Alexa
Detalles
Taquilla
- Total a nivel mundial
- USD 8,061,843
- Tiempo de ejecución1 hora 26 minutos
- Color
- Relación de aspecto
- 2.35 : 1