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Félins: Le royaume du courage

Titre original : African Cats
  • 2010
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  • 1h 29min
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Félins: Le royaume du courage (2010)
A nature documentary centered on two cat families and how they teach their cubs the ways of the wild.
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Documentaire sur la natureAventureDocumentaire

Un documentaire sur la nature centré sur deux familles de félins et la manière dont elles enseignent à leurs petits les dangers de la vie sauvage.Un documentaire sur la nature centré sur deux familles de félins et la manière dont elles enseignent à leurs petits les dangers de la vie sauvage.Un documentaire sur la nature centré sur deux familles de félins et la manière dont elles enseignent à leurs petits les dangers de la vie sauvage.

  • Réalisation
    • Keith Scholey
    • Alastair Fothergill
  • Scénario
    • Keith Scholey
    • John Truby
    • Owen Newman
  • Casting principal
    • Samuel L. Jackson
    • Patrick Stewart
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
  • NOTE IMDb
    7,5/10
    6,9 k
    MA NOTE
    • Réalisation
      • Keith Scholey
      • Alastair Fothergill
    • Scénario
      • Keith Scholey
      • John Truby
      • Owen Newman
    • Casting principal
      • Samuel L. Jackson
      • Patrick Stewart
    • 41avis d'utilisateurs
    • 103avis des critiques
    • 61Métascore
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
    • Récompenses
      • 3 nominations au total

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    African Cats: Trailer #2
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    "Chasing a Dog"
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    "Chasing a Dog"
    “Hunters Being Hunted”
    Clip 0:53
    “Hunters Being Hunted”
    “Fiercest Hunters in the Land”
    Clip 0:35
    “Fiercest Hunters in the Land”
    "Reservoir Cats"
    Clip 0:52
    "Reservoir Cats"

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    Samuel L. Jackson
    Samuel L. Jackson
    • Narrator
    • (USA version)
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    Patrick Stewart
    Patrick Stewart
    • Narrator
    • (UK version)
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    • Réalisation
      • Keith Scholey
      • Alastair Fothergill
    • Scénario
      • Keith Scholey
      • John Truby
      • Owen Newman
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    Chrysanthepop

    Cats Conquer

    Alastair Fothergill and Keith Scholey bring a charming little documentary set in the Kenyan Savannah. The film has been edited tightly to tell a coherent story and add a more dramatic feel. What sets it apart from watching a documentary on Animal Planet or Discovery Channel is that the viewer does not get the feel that he/she is watching a documentary. It feels like watching a feature film where the lionesses and the cheetahs are the protagonists. It is beautifully shot with stunning cinematography and a brilliant soundtrack with the exception of the Jordinn Sparks track that takes place during the closing credits. But watch the closing credits as it's hilarious seeing how the animals have been credited. Samuel L. Jackson's husky voice excellently narrates the story. It centers around Sita the cheetah and her cubs and Laila the lioness and her daughter Mara. And the presentation of the 'characters' are very well done as the viewer can easily relate to them and root for them. The elements of adventure, suspense and even comedy are brilliantly balanced in this wildlife tale. Given that the title is 'African Cats', I missed seeing the leopard. But anyway, 'African Cats' is overall refreshing, entertaining and heartwarming and a nice reminder of why some of us love animals.
    tkksilvergun

    Surprisingly rousing, effortlessly entertaining and awesome to behold

    Disney Nature's new documentary could definitely have been more imaginatively titled, but it's still an impressively mounted experience for wildlife lovers, and feline fanatics especially. The film-makers forego an information-filled Attenborough-style narrative, instead favoring the incongruous delights of Samuel L Jackson regaling us with a 'true life adventure' like some hoary old story-teller reading from a children's tome. Some may find this non-scientific approach condescending, but there's no denying the film offers visual spectacle on an epic scale and an intimate, involving account of life for these surprisingly vulnerable killers.

    Fang is an aging lion struggling to look after his pride while contending with the usurping efforts of some younger competition. His sheba is trying to do the best for her cub Mara, stuck between her loyalty to Fang and the security that the more virulent lions on the other side of the river might offer. As the two groups come to blows over food, territory and leadership, it becomes clear that Fang's days may be numbered. Meanwhile, Sita is a cheetah with five rambunctious cubs, who are prized as coveted meals for many of the animals sharing their domain. Her efforts to protect, feed and teach them put her in mortal danger not only from enemies from other species but also their own.

    As the beautifully captured seasons come and go, drastically affecting the awesome landscape, we witness the cats face many hardships despite being so high up in their food chain. Motion capture and slo-mo are judiciously deployed to generate wonder and tension, with the film's narrowed focus really giving the audience time to appreciate the African countryside, while several sequences of our subjects in peril prove as heart-stopping as a well-orchestrated horror movie. The soundtrack also adds to the atmosphere despite being somewhat predictably crafted and employed. The stories of the lions and the cheetahs are nicely balanced and bring some dynamic variety to the footage; the bigger cats are as impressive and noble as you'd expect, but the cheetahs often steal the show, thanks to the cubs' undeniable cuteness and Sita's mind-boggling multi-tasking prowess and intelligence.

    Jackson really does attack his narration with all the relish of a new father indulging his kids at bedtime, making Daniel Craig's po-faced voice-over for the recent One Life film seem joyless and disheartening in comparison. The use of character names does actually help the audience keep track of the cats, even though the attempts to characterize them are sometimes laid on a little too thick. Keith Scholey and John Truby's script invests proceedings with even more humor and pathos than they would already have, and for the most part directors Scholey and Alastair Fothergill know just when to let the action speak for itself. There's also a cringe-worthy but amusing credit roll, where the various animals are assigned appropriate film-making roles; giraffes posing as crane operators are just the tip of the iceberg. It's something of a novelty but also represents icing on the cake for a film that has been more lovingly assembled than you might expect.

    Cynics will point to the film's release coinciding with that of The Lion King to accuse Disney of trying to fleece families, while some will find the child-friendly voice-over cloyingly sentimental, but it marks a bit of a change for cinematic nature documentaries and at least they had the good sense to stick to 2D. Cat-lovers young and old will be delighted with this release, and it truly deserves to be experienced on the big screen. By concentrating so steadfastly on such a particular topic, Disney have made a wonderfully immersive and invigorating film, even if it's not particularly enlightening. The film may gloss over its stars' violent nature and assemble footage in a way that manipulates audience sympathy while slightly toning down the harsh reality, but African Cats is an unexpected pleasure to behold, coming as a breath of fresh air in an often stuffily rarefied genre.
    6hpoirot88

    More than you expect!

    We often think of African wildlife documentaries as being dry, reiterated, or just clips of either cute baby animals or slow motion shots of the predator striking at it's prey. All under the dry narration of Sir David Attenborough or someone trying to sound like him. This is different.

    The theme of "African Cats" is one of a mother's love, the setting is on a stretch of Kenya divided by a great river where on one side we are shown a lioness and her cubs as members of the ruling pride, on the other a mother cheetah and her cubs as she attempts to raise her young as a single mother. Each situation has it's benefits and it's disadvantages.

    All of this wonderful story telling occurs amidst the beautiful scenery of Africa and all under the perfect narration of Samuel L. Jackson whose voice matches the inflection and emotion of every scene reminiscent of the work of the late John Facenda of NFL Films.

    The movie does not try to out-do its predecessors and be more than it is, it stays to it's story and it's themes and makes for a wonderful film for anyone. From the kid who loves animals, to the casual film goer who enjoys a good story. 6 out of 10, check it out.
    bettycjung

    If you love big cats, then you will love this one!

    2/28/18. With great cinematography this animal documentary follows the lives of two big cat families. An aging lion, Fang, eventually must face up to Kali and his 4 sons (ok, it's no contest), and Sita, a female cheetah with 5 cubs must bravely survive the dangers of the jungle. Great movie, and worth catching with kids of all ages!
    8jpnitey

    Real wildlife

    This was (in my humble opinion), one of the better "wildlife movies" I have seen. Sure, there were not too many scenes of carnage but neither was the footage sanitized to that with what we are traditionally used to with Disney. A pretty good narration by Jackson and brilliant cinematography results in a rather good portrayal of life and death in central Africa.

    If there is a little anthropomorphism so what? The overall cinematography was a great compliment to the music and I would think anyone leaving the theatre would admit to almost smelling the Masai Mara in all of its majesty. John P Nightingale

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    • Anecdotes
      Mara is kicked by a zebra, which causes serious injury. One of the most common injuries is a broken jaw, which causes the lion to starve.
    • Crédits fous
      During the entire run of the end credits, animals (shown in short clips) have been "credited" for being part of the production stuff, including, but not limited to:

      • Wildebeest: A Supporting Cast of Thousands
      • Topi: Extras Coordinator
      • Aardvark: Fight Choreography
      • Jackson's Widowbird: Dance Choreography
      • Masai Ostrich: Costume Design
      • Male Cheetahs: Best Boys
      • Warthog: Hair and Make Up
      • Masai Giraffe: Crane Operators
      • Kori Bustard: Stylist
      • Additional Memory Provided by African Elephant
      • Bohor Reedbuck: Motion Control Unit
      • Secretary Bird: Script Supervisor
      • Ground Hornbill: Prosthetics
      • Yellow-billed Stork: Set Dresser
      • Underwater Photography by Hippopotamus
      • Tawny Eagle: Aerial Unit
      • Impala: Location Alarm Systems
      • Acting Stripes Earned by Burchell's Zebra
      • Cape Buffalo: Lion Producers
      • Hooded Vulture: Carrion Baggage Coordinator
      • Laughter Track Provided by Spotted Hyena
      • Hearts Stolen by Baby Elephant
      • Cattle Egret: Heron Make Up
      • Nile Crocodile: Catering Services
      • Black Rhinoceros: Security Patrol Unit
      • Ruppell's Griffon Vulture: Assistant to Mr Fang
      • Thomson's Gazelle: Assistant to Ms Sita
      • Serval: Ms Sita's Stunt Double
      • Leopard Tortoise: Fall Guy
    • Versions alternatives
      In the U.S. version Samuel L. Jackson narrates while Patrick Stewart narrates the U.K. version.
    • Connexions
      Edited into Growing Up Wild (2015)
    • Bandes originales
      The World I Knew
      Written and produced by Ryan Tedder and Dean Josiah (as Dean 'Inflo' Wynton Josiah)

      Performed by Jordin Sparks

      JORDIN SPARKS performs courtesy of 19 RECORDINGS LIMITED/JIVE RECORDS

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    • How long is African Cats?Alimenté par Alexa

    Détails

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    • Date de sortie
      • 1 février 2012 (France)
    • Pays d’origine
      • États-Unis
      • Royaume-Uni
    • Sites officiels
      • Official Facebook
      • Official site
    • Langue
      • Anglais
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • African Cats
    • Lieux de tournage
      • Maasai Mara National Reserve, Kenya
    • Sociétés de production
      • Disneynature
      • Fothergill / Scholey Productions
      • Big Cat Productions
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    • Budget
      • 5 000 000 $US (estimé)
    • Montant brut aux États-Unis et au Canada
      • 15 428 747 $US
    • Week-end de sortie aux États-Unis et au Canada
      • 6 003 200 $US
      • 24 avr. 2011
    • Montant brut mondial
      • 30 857 747 $US
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    • Durée
      • 1h 29min(89 min)
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      • Datasat
      • Dolby Digital
    • Rapport de forme
      • 1.85 : 1

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