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Il giro del mondo in 80 giorni

Titolo originale: Around the World in 80 Days
  • 2004
  • T
  • 2h
VALUTAZIONE IMDb
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1964
Jackie Chan, Steve Coogan, and Cécile de France in Il giro del mondo in 80 giorni (2004)
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Per vincere una scommessa, un eccentrico inventore britannico, accanto al suo valletto cinese e a un aspirante artista francese, intraprende un viaggio pieno di avventure e pericoli in giro ... Leggi tuttoPer vincere una scommessa, un eccentrico inventore britannico, accanto al suo valletto cinese e a un aspirante artista francese, intraprende un viaggio pieno di avventure e pericoli in giro per il mondo in soli ottanta giorni.Per vincere una scommessa, un eccentrico inventore britannico, accanto al suo valletto cinese e a un aspirante artista francese, intraprende un viaggio pieno di avventure e pericoli in giro per il mondo in soli ottanta giorni.

  • Regia
    • Frank Coraci
  • Sceneggiatura
    • Jules Verne
    • David N. Titcher
    • David Benullo
  • Star
    • Jackie Chan
    • Steve Coogan
    • Jim Broadbent
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  • VALUTAZIONE IMDb
    5,9/10
    97.902
    LA TUA VALUTAZIONE
    POPOLARITÀ
    4259
    1964
    • Regia
      • Frank Coraci
    • Sceneggiatura
      • Jules Verne
      • David N. Titcher
      • David Benullo
    • Star
      • Jackie Chan
      • Steve Coogan
      • Jim Broadbent
    • 227Recensioni degli utenti
    • 182Recensioni della critica
    • 49Metascore
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    Jackie Chan
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    • Passepartout…
    Steve Coogan
    Steve Coogan
    • Phileas Fogg
    Jim Broadbent
    Jim Broadbent
    • Lord Kelvin
    Kathy Bates
    Kathy Bates
    • Queen Victoria
    Cécile de France
    Cécile de France
    • Monique La Roche
    • (as Cécile De France)
    Robert Fyfe
    Robert Fyfe
    • Jean Michel
    Ian McNeice
    Ian McNeice
    • Colonel Kitchener
    David Ryall
    David Ryall
    • Lord Salisbury
    Roger Hammond
    Roger Hammond
    • Lord Rhodes
    Adam Godley
    Adam Godley
    • Mr. Sutton
    Howard Cooper
    • Academy Member #1
    Karen Mok
    Karen Mok
    • General Fang
    • (as Karen Joy Morris)
    Daniel Hinchcliffe
    • British Valet
    Wolfram Teufel
    • Belgian Dignitary
    Tom Strauss
    Tom Strauss
    • Academy Member #2
    Kit West
    • Academy Member #3
    Ewen Bremner
    Ewen Bremner
    • Inspector Fix
    Patrick Paroux
    Patrick Paroux
    • French Ticket Clerk
    • Regia
      • Frank Coraci
    • Sceneggiatura
      • Jules Verne
      • David N. Titcher
      • David Benullo
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    6supertom-3

    Decent entertainment, but forgettable.

    Jackie Chan has had a mixed time of late in Hollywood. There was the good fun of Shanghai Knights and around that was the poor duo of Tuxedo and The Medallion. This falls somewhere in the middle. Around The World is good fun. It's not great but it has charm and energy and is the sort of mindless, competent movie making that is hard not to enjoy watching. It's forgettable, could have been much better, but all in all not a bad way to spend a Saturday afternoon.

    The look of the film feels very Disney. It is all very much orientated towards satisfying children. It's almost a cartoonish realism with the set design and costumes, clearly evident with Philleas Fogs gadget laden home. The action in the film and the looks could probably have been more gritty but in any case it looks very colourful and the various settings all catch the eye. It is clearly evident that the film had a lot spent on it, although some of the CGI effects are not of the standard expected from a $110 million film.

    Cast-wise, Jackie Chan as ever is good. He's a comical genius and as usual performs his own stunts. The fight scenes are good. Nothing compared to Chan's Hong Kong stuff but far superior to much of his Hollywood action. Steve Coogan is someone I am a big fan of. He is the dog's hairy things as Alan Partridge. He is a comical genius. He doesn't seem as entirely natural here though and the character he creates doesn't always work. It seems too cartoony at times especially the accent. Cecile De France is very good as Coogan's love interest. She is attractive, in a cutesy sort of way but she has a charm and a likeability that works very well and the three leads seem to have a good chemistry. The rest of the cast are all excellent with a huge list of supporting parts and cameo's including an excellent Jim Broadbent, a great part for Ah-nuld Schwarzenegger, and it was great to see him on screen with Chan, also Rob Schneider, Luke and Owen Wilson, John Cleese, Kathy Bates, and particularly exciting to me as a Hong Kong action fan, Sammo Hung. The best supporting part for me was Ewan Bremner as the accident prone police sergeant.

    Overall it's worth watching and is entertaining enough but don't expect it to blow your socks off. ***
    SHO2n

    Good Jackie Chan movie, poor Jules Verne movie

    Movie goers planning to see a faithful and traditional screen adaptation of the Jules Verne novel Around the World in Eighty Days will be disappointed in the new version released by Disney, and produced and starring Jackie Chan. Those looking for a moderately amusing and quite diverting Hong Kong action-comedy will be positively delighted.

    Disney has obviously pitched this latest screen version of the well loved adventure tale to a young audience, and the marketing strategy is ideal. American kids, forced to take standardized tests but not required to do real learning in school will be totally ignorant of the wholesale changes the ham handed screen writers have made to the literary source material and will have no clue what so ever that the 'historic' references and interpolated real characters and situations are vastly inaccurate. They will recognize mentions of Thomas Edison or the Wright Brothers with out ever knowing why they don't fit in. At the top of the film, an on-screen title identifies the time as before the turn of the century, and that inexact reference provides most of the historical bloopers through out, as it seems no one involved in the film knew what could be forgiven in the name of entertaining fiction and what strains credibility.

    The bare bones of the plot that Verne set down in 1872 are still here, but what director Frank Coraci and a trio of screen writers have done is follow the Verne book so loosely that you can hear those bare bones rattle as this action picture careens from one corner of the globe to the other.: A proper British gentleman, orderly and efficient, accepts a wager that he can circle the globe in the span of just more that two months, or 80 days. He is assisted by his resourceful valet, who is not British and along the way wins the heart of a fair maiden and finds true love as well as the successful completion of his wager.

    Knowing that Mr. Coraci is the film maker who gave us The Wedding Singer and The Waterboy will give some idea of the level of humor involved in most scenes. Further confidence will not be gained from the writing trio's pat efforts, as one is making his feature film debut and another wrote for the sitcom Who's the Boss. The most obvious stamp on this production is made by star Jackie Chan, who is also and executive producer and stunt arranger on this film.

    My young son has developed a taste for martial arts film after seeing a Bruce Lee movie on cable, so I have taken in a few of Mr. Chan's more recent efforts on DVD. Chan's American films are less serious than his Chinese language pictures, playing on Chan's ability to perform the most amazing physical feats along with his charming method of not acting. The action sequences are always astonishing, and Around the World serves up a superb sampling of what he can do, and do very well. The character Chan plays was a Frenchman in Verne's rendering, but the movie changes things in an almost plausible way to account for the obvious fact that Chan is not of that background.

    Changes are made in the main character as well. Steve Coogan plays Philieas Fogg, the Englishman who makes the wager and travels the globe to win it, and Coogan should learn from Chan's example the wisdom of being not only actor but producer. Though he plays what is arguably the main character in the story, Coogan is billed second, behind Chan in the film's credits. Coogan delivers a character that is far more 'obviously' eccentric that Verne may have imagined, and the script plays up some of this in making Fogg and mad inventor type who concocts outlandish-and ahead of their time-inventions that the scientific establishment will not embrace. I am ready to bet good money that the director or one of the screen writers was making a sort of homage to Chitty Chitty Bang Bang with this characterization of Fogg, since he comes across much like the genial mad scientist that Dick Van Dyke played in that film.

    Seeing this film reminded me of the affection that I have for a previous screen version, the one that starred David Niven as Fogg, in a masterful performance that seems to sum up the effete bravado that is a stereotypical British Gentleman. At one point of the circumnavigation while in India, Niven as Fogg is given what every Britisher needs in a warm clime, a pith helmet, but his has a sort of veil or ribbon that hangs down the back. It is an usual sartorial flourish that not every actor could carry off, because wearing a hat with a veil just looks girly on most guys, but Niven not only makes it work but makes it work for him.

    Any good adventure story, and this is one, needs a villain to hiss at, and Jim Broadbent has obvious fun as the blustering Lord Kelvin that he threatens to steal the show from some of the less raucous performers. Kathy Bates has a forcefully memorable cameo as Queen Victoria, and looks like the best screen Victoria in some time. Arnold Schwarzenegger shows up as Turkish prince and displays the acting prowess that indicate his continued occupancy of the Governor's office is a good thing for the art of cinema.

    Although the costumes don't give a clear definition of time period, they are handsome to look at, and there is a lot of good design work that has gone into this film. Each culture and geographic region is set off in contrast to the others we encounter, and the animated transitions between live action scenes are an effective and charming way to move along in style.

    My bottom line: 2.5 out of 5 stars. Worth a matinee.

    My son's bottom line 'I liked the fights' He didn't fall asleep or ask to leave.
    6Quicksand

    Three Screenwriters Named Dave

    The credits roll, and I sarcastically turn to my friend, and whisper, "Dude, 3 screenwriters, and they're all named Dave."

    Oddly enough, that turned out to pretty much sum up the whole movie.

    It's not BAD. It leans toward good, except it's not so much a remake as it is a Disney-fication. Like 'Cinderella' and 'The Little Mermaid' before it, Disney takes the title of the story and a few major characters, and just turns it into a theme-park attraction with emotional and dramatic resonance to match.

    Frank Coraci is solely responsible for making Adam Sandler's star stick. "Happy Gilmore" was cute, but it didn't have the style of a REAL movie, like his two films with Coraci, "The Wedding Singer," and "The Waterboy." Those films work as FILMS, not just Adam Sandler vehicles.

    I had high hopes for this one, and for that reason, it splatted. Amusing lines here and there, and great kung-fu choreography ruined by the same poor photography that screwed up "Rush Hour." This is martial arts. DO NOT shoot your actors from the waist up. Things happen too fast, people are moving in too many directions. So in "80 Days," like in "Rush Hour," I had a sense that there was martial arts taking place, but could barely see it. Coraci does pull the camera back a few times, down to the ankles maybe, so a few scenes are reasonably well-shot. But not as well as they could have been. In fact, the entire movie feels rushed, like they're trying to cram the whole script into the alotted time frame. Some "Indiana Jones"-type pacing would have worked wonders, even if it made the movie 30 minutes longer. We're still talking about the book 100 years later for a reason, you know.

    What could have been fun for everyone turns into Disney-video wackiness that will barely appeal to anyone over 13, and not at all to any fan of Jules Verne. And thus the old rule applies once again.... the more screenwriters, the worse the film. Even if they're all named Dave.
    6ma-cortes

    New adaptation classic Jules Verne with a marvellous duo :Chan and Coogan

    The film deals about a Victorian English gentleman (Steve Coogan),an inventor of fantastic inventions called Phileas Fogg and a Chinese thief(Jacke Chan)named Passapart.He takes a wager that he can circle the globe around the world in 80 days.They are accompanied by an enticing,likable artist(Cecil De France).Just before the time they leave a valuable jade Buddha is robbed and the authorities and president(Jim Broadbent) of Bank of England believe that Fogg is the guilty and they set out after him.Using various means of transport like balloons,trains,steamer,flying machine and following a way goes to Paris,Turkey,India ,China,USA, they are trying back to London.In the traveling they know to historical personages like Wright brothers(Owen,Luke Wilson),Colonel Kitchener(Ian McNiece),Lord Salisbury,Lord Rhodes and even the Queen Victoria(Kathy Bates). This funny picture is plenty of adventures,humor,action packed,rip-roaring and spectacular outdoors.From the start to the final the entertainment and amusement is continued.Jackie Chan,as always ,utilizes his astonishing martial arts(without computer generator) abilities along with Sammo Hung(Martial Law) to defend the friends against the enemies and from the many risks,odds during the dangerous trip.Appear a variety of cameos by known actors as Arnold Schwarzenegger,Mark Addy(steamer captain),John Cleese(a police)Luke,Owen Wilson.. .The colorfully cinematography is well reflected on sensational landscapes by cameraman Phil Meheux. Lively music by Trevor Ravin.The film is correctly directed by Frank Coraci.The motion picture will like to Jacke Chan fans and adventures cinema enthusiastic. Anothers version about the Jules Verne novel are :the classic by Michael Anderson with David Niven and Cantinflas,and the TV adaptation by Buzz Kulik with Pierce Brosnan and Eric Idle.
    8TheHande

    An uneven package

    "Around the World in 80 Days" is not luckily Jackie's worst film, that is still "Tuxedo".

    What makes 80 Days such a taunting movie is its unevenness. The film switches between light-hearted to serious and even between various styles of comedy, from Jackie's classic slapstick, to witty, to vain, to gross-out and even Python-style comedy.

    As far as fight-scenes go, they are well choreographed and Jackie can luckily still kick ass. There were some parts of the film that didn't make a whole lot of sense and because of the massiveness of the plot it feels rather long. Luckily the changes in style keep the viewer on their toes but the climax was not very satisfying however.

    All in all, Around the World in 80 Days is an amusing film to watch. It has both great and not-so-great moments and may be a little too unconventional for Jackie's fans, but a good movie none the less.

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      This was Arnold Schwarzenegger's last movie before being elected Governor of California.
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      A telegram from Passepartout is transmitted from London to India to his father in English, but his father doesn't speak English so wouldn't be able to read it. However, a Chinese translation can be seen below the English.
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      Monique La Roche: Where's your proof?

      Lord Kelvin: This is the Royal Academy of Science! We don't have to prove anything!

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      Some commercial television prints cut out the Arnold Schwarzenegger cameo sequence.
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      Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy/Before Sunset/De-Lovely/The Clearing/Fahrenheit 9/11/Spider-Man 2/Two Brothers/White Chicks (2004)
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    • Data di uscita
      • 28 gennaio 2005 (Italia)
    • Paesi di origine
      • Irlanda
      • Regno Unito
      • Germania
      • Stati Uniti
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      • Vidio (Indonesia)
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      • Inglese
      • Catonese
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      • Hindi
      • Turco
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      • Königstein, Saxony, Germania
    • Aziende produttrici
      • Walt Disney Pictures
      • Walden Media
      • Spanknyce Films
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      • 110.000.000 USD (previsto)
    • Lordo Stati Uniti e Canada
      • 24.008.137 USD
    • Fine settimana di apertura Stati Uniti e Canada
      • 7.576.132 USD
      • 20 giu 2004
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      • 72.660.444 USD
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