fmosco
Iscritto in data gen 2005
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Valutazione di fmosco
This is my first encounter with M. Depardieu as Obelix. I wasn't expecting much: French cinema has a habit on making poor nepotistic films on a regular basis (i.e. members of the typical film family keep scratching each other's back in circles...)
Asterix is both a French institution that has always been written to be understood at several levels by different age groups. The film is good in the sense that it doesn't try to replicate the book, it expands on it but still tries to capture this multi=layered humour. It's not always subtle but it works. A few examples:
I also found that the special effects were used to carry humour and a cartoon-like spirit as opposed to being grandiose.
In summary 'The Third Man it ain't, but as thoroughly entertaining family film for all ages, it just works.
Asterix is both a French institution that has always been written to be understood at several levels by different age groups. The film is good in the sense that it doesn't try to replicate the book, it expands on it but still tries to capture this multi=layered humour. It's not always subtle but it works. A few examples:
- Alain Delon makes an impressive comeback while sending himself up and referencing the films that made his past glory
- Depardieu re-enacts scenes from his marvellous Cyrano, using virtually the same shots and lighting almost 20 years on
- The modernised Ben Hur chariot race is absolutely right for today's audience and manages to capture the spirit of the book while being much more sophisticated.
- The multiple cameos are very funny, especially if you can pick up some of the French dialogues. Others will simply be impressed by who appears on screen...
I also found that the special effects were used to carry humour and a cartoon-like spirit as opposed to being grandiose.
In summary 'The Third Man it ain't, but as thoroughly entertaining family film for all ages, it just works.