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Os Piratas do Chapéu de Palha enfrentam o governador de Gran Tesoro, país sede da maior cidade de entretenimento do mundo, onde piratas, fuzileiros e milionários se reúnem em um "santuário a... Ler tudoOs Piratas do Chapéu de Palha enfrentam o governador de Gran Tesoro, país sede da maior cidade de entretenimento do mundo, onde piratas, fuzileiros e milionários se reúnem em um "santuário absoluto" regido por suas próprias leis.Os Piratas do Chapéu de Palha enfrentam o governador de Gran Tesoro, país sede da maior cidade de entretenimento do mundo, onde piratas, fuzileiros e milionários se reúnem em um "santuário absoluto" regido por suas próprias leis.
- Direção
- Roteiristas
- Artistas
- Prêmios
- 1 vitória e 3 indicações no total
Mayumi Tanaka
- Monkey D. Luffy
- (narração)
Kazuya Nakai
- Roronoa Zoro
- (narração)
Akemi Okamura
- Nami
- (narração)
Kappei Yamaguchi
- Usopp
- (narração)
Hiroaki Hirata
- Sanji
- (narração)
Ikue Ôtani
- Tony Tony Chopper
- (narração)
Yuriko Yamaguchi
- Nico Robin
- (narração)
Kazuki Yao
- Franky
- (narração)
Kazuhiro Yamaji
- Gild Tesoro
- (narração)
Takahiro Sakurai
- Young Gild Tesoro
- (narração)
Kendô Kobayashi
- Dice
- (narração)
Gaku Hamada
- Tanaka
- (narração)
Hikari Mitsushima
- Carina
- (narração)
Kin'ya Kitaôji
- Raise Max
- (narração)
Fumihiko Tachiki
- Akainu
- (narração)
Tomokazu Seki
- Rob Lucci
- (narração)
Masaya Onosaka
- Spandam
- (narração)
- Direção
- Roteiristas
- Elenco e equipe completos
- Produção, bilheteria e muito mais no IMDbPro
Avaliações em destaque
One Piece: GOLD was so disappointing. It is a reminder of how the show has vastly outgrown its protagonists, and keeps trying to make them seem younger, while the fan base in the real world grows older.
From an adolescent perspective, one could argue that the last two movies were strong as far as storytelling goes. One Piece Gold however is a mailed in script. No longer One Piece able to merge the impossible paradox of realistic story-telling with the magic of Disney storytelling. The formula is just too obvious at this point, and is especially visible in this movie.
The first few scenes are quite entertaining and the animation is visibly more fluid and dynamic than we have yet seen, but Luffy and his pals are not all that much different than a group of kids getting a personal and pandering tour of Wonka's Chocolate factory.
In this case, the factory is Gran Tesoro; the worlds largest entertainment city, run by an unimaginative super villain who enslaves anyone that falls in debt to the city (mostly through obsessive gambling in the giant casino). But he also enslaves their families, and he is untouchable by the world government because he bribes them.
We've been here before, and unlike film Z where the villain was a substantial and interesting character, Guild Tesoro is nobody, and the inclusion of a backstory for him (which the movie introduces in the middle of a battle) doesn't make him any less cheesy.
The whole thing feels like watching a video game. It is a rushed and contrived series of action sequences, that uses its protagonists as little more than models for the latest in Munchkinland fashion. As usual, Luffy is a caricature in a world of characters, and once again we are asked to accept his naiveté as charm, and his boyish recklessness as pure determination. Because he hasn't grown in maturity however, that gets harder and harder to do. Yet the series always allows him to seem intelligent simply because he can recognize the difference between good and evil, and get to be the one to save the day.
The appearance of Rob Lucci, Sabo and Koala are quite refreshing. It is equally frustrating when considering that Sabo is way more qualified to be the protagonist of the series. As the #2 of the revolutionary army, he has a vital role to play in the universe. Luffy, just wants to party.
Film Gold's, sole strength is that it is visually spectacular, but it is the Batman and Robin of One Piece movies. Cartoony, lightweight, and annoying.
From an adolescent perspective, one could argue that the last two movies were strong as far as storytelling goes. One Piece Gold however is a mailed in script. No longer One Piece able to merge the impossible paradox of realistic story-telling with the magic of Disney storytelling. The formula is just too obvious at this point, and is especially visible in this movie.
The first few scenes are quite entertaining and the animation is visibly more fluid and dynamic than we have yet seen, but Luffy and his pals are not all that much different than a group of kids getting a personal and pandering tour of Wonka's Chocolate factory.
In this case, the factory is Gran Tesoro; the worlds largest entertainment city, run by an unimaginative super villain who enslaves anyone that falls in debt to the city (mostly through obsessive gambling in the giant casino). But he also enslaves their families, and he is untouchable by the world government because he bribes them.
We've been here before, and unlike film Z where the villain was a substantial and interesting character, Guild Tesoro is nobody, and the inclusion of a backstory for him (which the movie introduces in the middle of a battle) doesn't make him any less cheesy.
The whole thing feels like watching a video game. It is a rushed and contrived series of action sequences, that uses its protagonists as little more than models for the latest in Munchkinland fashion. As usual, Luffy is a caricature in a world of characters, and once again we are asked to accept his naiveté as charm, and his boyish recklessness as pure determination. Because he hasn't grown in maturity however, that gets harder and harder to do. Yet the series always allows him to seem intelligent simply because he can recognize the difference between good and evil, and get to be the one to save the day.
The appearance of Rob Lucci, Sabo and Koala are quite refreshing. It is equally frustrating when considering that Sabo is way more qualified to be the protagonist of the series. As the #2 of the revolutionary army, he has a vital role to play in the universe. Luffy, just wants to party.
Film Gold's, sole strength is that it is visually spectacular, but it is the Batman and Robin of One Piece movies. Cartoony, lightweight, and annoying.
Movies about one of the longest running and still unfinished anime we have out there. Not being very knowledgeable about either the comic series or the cartoon series I cannot say if this film is accurate in terms of coherence and continuity with the general plot and for this I will limit myself to judging the film for what it is. So in my opinion the film is very good and thanks to the many moments of action and thanks to the twists and turns it manages to maintain a very good level of attention from the viewer. Even if the film lasts more than two hours, they are not felt because the plot runs very smoothly and in an organic way.
Amazing storyline and i like the plot twist. Lack of some characters development, but doesn't really matters, since there are not really important. Only 1 thing got no explanation, why tesoro asking 10 navy ships when they end up attacking him and also i did not remember any comedy in this movie because the original one piece has a lot.
Overall, this movie was very enjoyable to watch if we look at the storyline, caused you will not expecting what will happen.
Overall, this movie was very enjoyable to watch if we look at the storyline, caused you will not expecting what will happen.
One of the most moving animated movies I have seen ! It reflects life, to a degree that you can identify. The message, that your circumstances effects the way you grow up, even tho at the end of the day you have your own choices, but unfortunately it leaves marks. One piece reflects the world we are living in right now.
The movie starts with Straw Hats are going to the biggest casino in the world and they meet the owner of the Casino. Then movie is starting.
The animation is good as always. I really happy to see some dark costumes because they look really, really good on our crew.
Like Stampede Movie wee saw a lot of characters from older arc. I really like that they show different and old characters in almost every movie.
I really enjoyed One Piece: Gold. It's funny. The action was perfect either. The fights are amazing as always.
Watch this movie! I am sure you will like this movie.
Thanks for reading.
The animation is good as always. I really happy to see some dark costumes because they look really, really good on our crew.
Like Stampede Movie wee saw a lot of characters from older arc. I really like that they show different and old characters in almost every movie.
I really enjoyed One Piece: Gold. It's funny. The action was perfect either. The fights are amazing as always.
Watch this movie! I am sure you will like this movie.
Thanks for reading.
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- CuriosidadesThe mysterious Pandaman can be seen having a wrestling match.
- ConexõesFeatures One Piece: Coração de Ouro (2016)
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- One Piece Film: Gold
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Bilheteria
- Faturamento bruto nos EUA e Canadá
- US$ 423.593
- Fim de semana de estreia nos EUA e Canadá
- US$ 50.241
- 15 de jan. de 2017
- Faturamento bruto mundial
- US$ 66.207.073
- Tempo de duração2 horas 4 minutos
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- Proporção
- 1.85 : 1
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