Gloups! Je suis un poisson

Titre original : Hjælp! Jeg er en fisk

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Trois enfants se transforment en poissons après avoir bu une potion fabriquée par un scientifique. Lorsque les enfants se retrouvent dans la mer, ils doivent trouver l'antidote dans les 48 h... Tout lireTrois enfants se transforment en poissons après avoir bu une potion fabriquée par un scientifique. Lorsque les enfants se retrouvent dans la mer, ils doivent trouver l'antidote dans les 48 heures ou rester des poissons pour toujours.Trois enfants se transforment en poissons après avoir bu une potion fabriquée par un scientifique. Lorsque les enfants se retrouvent dans la mer, ils doivent trouver l'antidote dans les 48 heures ou rester des poissons pour toujours.

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Récompenses
- 1 victoire et 7 nominations au total

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Rôles principaux32

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Nis Bank-Mikkelsen

Joe
(voix)

Søren Sætter-Lassen

Professoren
(voix)

Morten Kerrn Nielsen

Plum
(voix)

Sebastian Jessen

Svip
(voix)

Pil Neja

Stella
(voix)

Louise Fribo

Sasha
(voix)

Ulf Pilgaard

Krabben
(voix)

Dick Kaysø

Hajen
(voix)
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Paprika Steen

Moderen
(voix)
…

Ghita Nørby

Tante Anna
(voix)
…

Zlatko Buric

Buschauffør
(voix)

Martin Brygmann

Fladfisken
(voix)

Peter Gantzler

Faderen
(voix)

Michael Hegner

Hvem mig fisk
(voix)
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David Bateson

The Crab
(English version)
(voix)
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Garry Chalk

Fish Waiting for Bus #3 (Flounder)
(English version)
(voix)
(as Gerry Chalk)

Ian James Corlett

Fish Waiting for Bus #1 (Shrimp)
(English version)
(voix)

Michael Dobson

Usher
(English version)
(voix)

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6Big Huge Doug

High Violence Content for G rating

While I thought many aspects of the movie were OK, I was a little disturbed by the large amount of blood and death portrayed throughout the movie. It's fairly unusual as far as I can remember to see a main character suffer so graphically in a G rated film. I won't warn people away from it, but I wouldn't recommend it for younger children or those who are sensitive or scare easily. The songs are generally good, but if you're used to the Pixar trend of no singing, you may find it a little jarring. Alan Rickman does a lovely voice-over, but it was so soft at times I had a bit of a hard time hearing it. Other voices ranged from decent to non-offensive -- there were no other real standouts, although the little girl doing Stella was awfully cute. Overall I only give this a six because compared to many other fine children's animated tales, it really has very little to put it above any of the others.

6McBuff

Go Fish.

Delightful animated feature about a bunch of kids turning into fish by accident when visiting a weird scientist. Excellent animation and music with some truly mesmerizing sequences, but some scenes may be a little too creepy for very young children. Only complaint: Why is the English languaged version (with Alan Rickman and Terry Jones) missing on the DVD? ***

7mgafm

Yay!

This is a fun kids movie with beautiful animation! Some of the Disney movies could learn a thing or two from the Norwegians. Alan Rickman and Terry Jones do brilliant voice work on this. The songs get a little tiresome, but overall the movie is unbearably cute.

6retrogames

Well Animated and Keeps The Kids Amused

This movie which almost immediately appeared on DVD at an ultra budget price should be snapped up quickly by anybody with young kids. This movie has been played more times than any of the Disney titles since its been purchased and given the name "Help I'm a Bish" by one happy little girl... It may not have the Disney credentials but its certainly beautiful to look at and with some not bad songs thrown in to the mix will put a smile on any youngsters face (or just keep them quite for a while, which will put a smile on your face).

So don't overlook this little gem if you have a youngster of pre school age, they will love Help I'm a Bish :-)

9Animany94

Good entertainment for the whole family.

I loved this as a kid and I bought it recently to see if it still holds up to this day. And it did in almost every way!

If you look away from some forgettable songs, the rest of the movie is both funny, original and at times surprisingly dark. It has elements which adults can relate to. The feelings of desperation when your children disappear is every parent's worst nightmare. This is what makes this a good family movie.

The main characters develop nicely throughout the movie and end up learning lessons worth a fortune. It is very well done. Joe is also a pretty good villain. Wanting to have power and control is not original, but the setting of it here is indeed!

The climax of the movie is great! Both intense and actually pretty violent and scary.

Recommendable for you and your family.

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Anecdotes
Although originally released in 2000, the film was re-dubbed for English audiences, and released in 2006 with new packaging to capitalize on Gang de requins (2004).

Gaffes
Joe, being a pilot-fish, lacks stripes.

Citations
Fly: [chasing Joe in the water pipes as he escapes with the antidote] Wait! Wait, come-come back, you-you stupid fish!
Joe: [coldly] I'm sufficiently intelligent enough to kill you... if you don't stop bothering me.
Fly: So what? Any brute could do that. But can you tell me what the square root of... 6,561 is?
Joe: [stammers] Uh, 300 divided by 40, minus 3 is... .
[he turns to drink more of the antidote and develops a swollen head]
Joe: Ah! 81!
Fly: Yeah! But do you know what happens if an object travels at the speed of light?
Joe: [drinks more of the antidote and sprouts spines, legs and arms, and tears his pelvic fins off] Ah! It turns into pure energy!
Fly: What came first, the-the chicken or the egg?
Joe: [drinks more of the antidote and grows in size, grows hair and longer limbs, now resembling a fish-human] It depends on the relative amount of molecules in the universe!
Fly: What happens to a fish if he drinks too much antidote?
Joe: It... becomes...
[wheezes for breath]
Joe: HUMAN!
Fly: [coyly] Can a human breathe underwater?
Joe: OF COURSE NOT!
[he realizes he can no longer breathe underwater and drowns, sucked away by the pipe's current]