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Un niño genio de ocho años y sus amigos deben rescatar a sus padres después de que los adultos sean abducidos por extraterrestres.Un niño genio de ocho años y sus amigos deben rescatar a sus padres después de que los adultos sean abducidos por extraterrestres.Un niño genio de ocho años y sus amigos deben rescatar a sus padres después de que los adultos sean abducidos por extraterrestres.
- Dirección
- Guionistas
- Elenco
- Nominado a 1 premio Óscar
- 6 nominaciones en total
Rob Paulsen
- Carl
- (voz)
- …
Megan Cavanagh
- Mom
- (voz)
- …
Mark DeCarlo
- Dad
- (voz)
- …
Jeffrey Garcia
- Sheen
- (voz)
Bob Goen
- Newscaster
- (voz)
Mary Hart
- Newscaster
- (voz)
Candi Milo
- Nick
- (voz)
- …
Crystal Scales
- Libby
- (voz)
Martin Short
- Ooblar
- (voz)
Jim Cummings
- Ultra Lord
- (voz)
- …
Kimberly Brooks
- Zachery
- (voz)
- …
Paul Greenberg
- Guard
- (voz)
Opiniones destacadas
There are lots of funny lines in this animated movie and some funny characters, at least for adults. I laughed and thought it was great but when I played it for the second time, with a couple of little kids in the audience I was disappointed that most of the humor went over their heads. All of a sudden, the film wasn't as great as I had remembered (and told them it was). So.....what you think of this film, I guess might depend on your age, for one thing.
There's a nice message here for the kids, though: you can't do without your parents. Speaking of kids, the nerdy-looking fat kid obviously was the funniest in here. Everyone in the audience likes him.
One bit of warning to the older folks: keep the audio remote handy. This gets very loud in spots and needs to be turned down here and there.
There's a nice message here for the kids, though: you can't do without your parents. Speaking of kids, the nerdy-looking fat kid obviously was the funniest in here. Everyone in the audience likes him.
One bit of warning to the older folks: keep the audio remote handy. This gets very loud in spots and needs to be turned down here and there.
The Jimmy Neutron TV show that this film spawned kind of lost its marbles towards the end of its run, from what I can remember, but this film is a genuinely solid comedy film for kids and adults alike.
The visual aesthetic of the film, at the beginning, gives it the feeling of a 1950s, cheesy scifi film which, I felt, was a great match for this. There is also a discreet (possible) Star Wars reference which I noticed when I was a kid that I'm still convinced is there.
The animation, I was a bit surprised about. Being a CG animated film from 2001 that wasn't coming from Pixar or Dreamworks, you don't expect animation quality to be very high, yet seeing this film again, I'm impressed with how good it still looks today.
The voice acting is right where it needs to be for a film of this sort. The villain and his henchmen are funny and over-the-top, Judy is a sensible parent, Hugh is her comic foil, and all the kids sound the way they should for a film like this. The interactions sound like all the actors were simultaneously present while they recorded their lines and it is all very cohesive and tonally appropriate.
The writing is surprisingly good. I enjoyed the film well enough as a kid, but all these years later I have only managed to find it more enjoyable- not in the meta, meme sense, but on the film's own terms. Many of the jokes I didn't catch as a kid land for me now, and the ones that did land for me as a kid, have only gotten better. The premise is pretty creative and the execution very efficient. There are some plot cliches in this film that aren't played up for laughs, but they are forgivable. The film's pacing is perfect. There's never a scene that feels like it drags, or scenes that come and go for no reason. Only the necessary things are ever shown and things move along swiftly and steadily, which is great for a kids' film, I think.
Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius is a well-crafted film. It's not necessarily groundbreaking but it is a fun, solid film that is deserving of repeated viewings.
The visual aesthetic of the film, at the beginning, gives it the feeling of a 1950s, cheesy scifi film which, I felt, was a great match for this. There is also a discreet (possible) Star Wars reference which I noticed when I was a kid that I'm still convinced is there.
The animation, I was a bit surprised about. Being a CG animated film from 2001 that wasn't coming from Pixar or Dreamworks, you don't expect animation quality to be very high, yet seeing this film again, I'm impressed with how good it still looks today.
The voice acting is right where it needs to be for a film of this sort. The villain and his henchmen are funny and over-the-top, Judy is a sensible parent, Hugh is her comic foil, and all the kids sound the way they should for a film like this. The interactions sound like all the actors were simultaneously present while they recorded their lines and it is all very cohesive and tonally appropriate.
The writing is surprisingly good. I enjoyed the film well enough as a kid, but all these years later I have only managed to find it more enjoyable- not in the meta, meme sense, but on the film's own terms. Many of the jokes I didn't catch as a kid land for me now, and the ones that did land for me as a kid, have only gotten better. The premise is pretty creative and the execution very efficient. There are some plot cliches in this film that aren't played up for laughs, but they are forgivable. The film's pacing is perfect. There's never a scene that feels like it drags, or scenes that come and go for no reason. Only the necessary things are ever shown and things move along swiftly and steadily, which is great for a kids' film, I think.
Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius is a well-crafted film. It's not necessarily groundbreaking but it is a fun, solid film that is deserving of repeated viewings.
This was a really good movie!
I saw a lot of negative reviews for this movie, and I'm just not sure why.
The characters are great, the humor is excellent and the plot is superb!
However, the animation is quite dated, and that takes me out of the experience just a bit.
Overall, I really liked this movie!
Why all the negative reviews?
I saw a lot of negative reviews for this movie, and I'm just not sure why.
The characters are great, the humor is excellent and the plot is superb!
However, the animation is quite dated, and that takes me out of the experience just a bit.
Overall, I really liked this movie!
Why all the negative reviews?
I see a lot of negative comments on here that have been made by other adults who haven't experienced this movie when they were kids. Having seen this movie when I was a kid, I have to say, it was not as bad as they all say it is! It was funny and quirky with an important message. Do watch this with your children; They're going to love it!
I saw the trailers for Jimmy Neutron and was not at all impressed. The premise sounded way too kiddy and the fact that it was going to be a TV show made the whole thing scream, "Marketing!" Thankfully I just caught it on video and was wonderfully surprised. The animation is very good and nicely detailed, the humor is simple and G-rated for kids, which will please adults, and the story is fast-paced and creative. I liked all of the characters, from the whipped-cream hair sporting Jimmy to his nerdy friends and the evil booger aliens. There were some genuinely cool touches too, like the fight between a tiny teacher and the deadly apple worm or the detailed alien chicken. My only real complaint is the fact that the soundtrack is packed to the brim with dumb pop songs that pop up at the weirdest times and basically interrupt the flow of the whole movie. Also, any movie with Aaron Carter singing in it quickly gets a few points demoted from it. You can stick around after the video's credits for some music videos, one with the C arter kid and another with some girls singing "We're the Kids In America." They are not spectacular extras, which makes me yearn for a DVD player even more, now. All in all, though, Jimmy is a pleasant, short flick that won't keep adults in a coma and will definitely get the kids quiet for an hour. It may not be up there with the Pixar films or Shrek, but it is decent nonetheless. 3/4 stars.
¿Sabías que…?
- TriviaIntended as a television pilot for Las aventuras de Jimmy Neutrón: El niño genio (2002). But, when Paramount's executives were shown very early footage, and early design plans for it, they were so impressed by it, that they decided to fund it for theatrical release.
- ErroresJimmy uses a hair from his head to confirm a DNA match to enter his clubhouse. While hair itself doesn't contain DNA, the follicle from which the hair grows does have DNA. A plucked hair always contains a bit of the follicle.
- Créditos curiososDuring the credits shows us what happend to Jimmy's teacher Ms. Fowl after he shrunk her in the beginning of the movie. She is seen riding a worm to the cafeteria.
- Versiones alternativasOn the VHS version, the movie opens and closes with the 90th Anniversary Paramount Pictures logo. However,on the DVD release, and on most TV prints, the 1986-2001 Paramount logo appears, which was in the original theatrical release.
- ConexionesFeatured in The Making of 'Jimmy Neutron' (2001)
- Bandas sonorasJimmy Neutron Theme
Written by Brian Causey and Jaret Reddick
Performed by Bowling for Soup
Produced by Jaret Reddick
Courtesy of Jive Records
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Detalles
- Fecha de lanzamiento
- Países de origen
- Idioma
- También se conoce como
- Jimmy Neutrón: El niño genio
- Locaciones de filmación
- Productoras
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Taquilla
- Presupuesto
- USD 30,000,000 (estimado)
- Total en EE. UU. y Canadá
- USD 80,936,232
- Fin de semana de estreno en EE. UU. y Canadá
- USD 13,832,786
- 23 dic 2001
- Total a nivel mundial
- USD 102,992,536
- Tiempo de ejecución1 hora 22 minutos
- Color
- Mezcla de sonido
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