El gran rugido

Título original: Roar

1981
PG
1h 35min

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Adventure Comedy Thriller

Una familia viaja a África para conocer al padre, que vive con leones salvajes.Una familia viaja a África para conocer al padre, que vive con leones salvajes.Una familia viaja a África para conocer al padre, que vive con leones salvajes.

Dirección
- Noel Marshall
Guionistas
- Noel Marshall
- Ted Cassidy
Elenco

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CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb

6.1/10

4.9 k

TU CALIFICACIÓN

Dirección
- Noel Marshall
Guionistas
- Noel Marshall
- Ted Cassidy
Elenco

Ver la información de producción en IMDbPro

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The New Swiss Family Robinson

Although it is no Disney classic, Roar is a tale of adventure well worth watching. I am a huge fan of films that take me to the far reaches of the world, and, in that regard, this is a movie that delivers. The lions are incredible and the filmmakers exhibit a thorough understanding of who the real stars of the show are. The lions take center stage and shine. The performances by the cast are competent, but I am an animal lover and for me, that is the true draw of the film.

Trivia
Most of the lion attacks were real, and usually resulted in actual injury to the cast and crew.

Errores
After Hank goes to the airport to get his family, on his return trip, he picks up Mativo and the tigers. Mativo's bike is placed in the trunk with the front wheel hanging out. Further down the road, the trunk is closed with no bike hanging out. Still further, the bike is again hanging out.

Citas
Hank: It's just playing, I'm tellin' ya!

Créditos curiosos
Opening credits features this text: "Since the choice was made to use untrained animals and since for the most part they chose to do as they wished, it's only fair they share the writing and directing credits."

Versiones alternativas
In Australia, two versions of the film were shown theatrically. In 1982, a year after the original film received an NRC (PG equivalent) rating, the film was re-released in an edited G-rated version advertised as being "for the whole family".