Situado em uma época em que os super-heróis são comumente conhecidos e aceitos, o jovem William Stronghold, filho do comandante, tenta encontrar um equilíbrio entre ser um adolescente normal... Ler tudoSituado em uma época em que os super-heróis são comumente conhecidos e aceitos, o jovem William Stronghold, filho do comandante, tenta encontrar um equilíbrio entre ser um adolescente normal e um ser extraordinário.Situado em uma época em que os super-heróis são comumente conhecidos e aceitos, o jovem William Stronghold, filho do comandante, tenta encontrar um equilíbrio entre ser um adolescente normal e um ser extraordinário.
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- Prêmios
- 3 indicações no total
- News Anchor
- (as Chris Wynne)
- Ethan
- (as Dee-Jay Daniels)
- Penny
- (as Malika)
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The story follows Will Stronghold, the son of the world's greatest superheroes, who's dealing with the crushing pressure of living up to his parents' legacy. (Relatable much?) It's your classic coming-of-age tale but with flying buses and epic sidekick banter. And speaking of sidekicks, how can we forget Ethan, who melts into a puddle when stressed? Absolute legend.
The cast is a chef's kiss of nostalgia, with Kurt Russell hamming it up as the macho dad, and Danielle Panabaker as Layla, the plant-wielding queen of unspoken crushes. The plot might not be groundbreaking, but who cares when you've got a soundtrack full of fun rock covers and a third act with villains monologuing like it's their full-time job?
Watching Sky High on Disney Channel back in the day was a rite of passage. It's silly, heartwarming, and packed with enough superpowers to fuel endless childhood daydreams.
Rating 6 out of 10. A school where lunchroom fights involve laser vision? Sign me up. This movie made us believe that even sidekicks can save the day.
This is a harmless little family movie. It could have been edgier. There are a lot of high school drama being played out but the movie never really pushes it. It's strictly a Disney teen movie or a simplified John Hughes movie. With the cartoon color style, this is more silly than compelling. Although it's not silly enough to be actually funny. Angarano is fine but he doesn't really stand out. For the lead, he needs to be much more charismatic. The character can be nerdy but he needs to be a charismatic nerd. Panabaker is adorable enough for the puppy love story. Generally this is like a well-made movie on one of the those kids TV channels.
And Angaramo is just a normal kid apparently, his superpowers just haven't kicked in yet. But kids like him if they turn into superheroes aren't just born that way. The powers are there, but they have to be taught their use and that's why Angaramo is ticketed for Sky High.
Superheroes to be go to this school up in the sky which apparently has avoided all radar and satellite detection, but given who goes there and runs it, that's understandable. But the kids go through the normal high school experience as filtered through the world of the Magic Kingdom. Teen age budding superheroes of both sexes have all the normal angst issues the rest of them do.
Angaramo has two girls after him, girl next door Danielle Panabaker and teaching assistant Mary Elizabeth Winstead. Since his powers don't kick in initially, Angaramo is assigned to the sidekicks class, but he actually bonds with them.
Sky High is a typical Disney film with overtones of Grease and Harry Potter combined. Such seasoned players as Lynda Carter as the Principal, Bruce Campbell as the coach, and Cloris Leachman as the school nurse seem to be having a good time with their parts as well as Russell and Preston.
I did like young Steven Strait as the brooding Brando/Dean like teen who is understudying Johnny Storm the Human Torch. That young man was really having some issues in the film.
For those who can't make Rydell High or Hogwarts, Sky High will give you the best of both those worlds.
Você sabia?
- CuriosidadesThe role of Speed was intended to be for an exceptionally athletic boy, but when Will Harris auditioned, the casting director found him so likeable that the role was changed to accommodate his larger stature.
- Erros de gravaçãoWill doesn't actually step on Medulla's foot in the mad science laboratory.
This is an intentional Goof showing Medulla's prissy nature. It's supposed to be funny.
- Citações
[last lines]
Will Stronghold: In the end, my girlfriend became my arch enemy, my arch enemy became my best friend, and my best friend became my girlfriend. But, hey, it's high school.
- Cenas durante ou pós-créditosThe end credits are decorated with still-frame comic-book illustrations. One of the still frames has a single animated element - a purple monster's eye, which moves and blinks. (It appears just before the music credits.)
- Versões alternativasIn the Disney Channel premiere of Sky High, the end credits are different than they are in the theatrical and DVD releases. Instead of the comic book type end credits like in the theatrical version it is replaced by DC with the credits on the left side and a montage of scenes from the film on the right side of the credits.
- ConexõesEdited into Sky High: Alternate Opening (2005)
- Trilhas sonorasEverybody Wants to Rule the World
Written by Ian Stanley, Roland Orzabal, Chris Hughes
Produced by Jeff Saltzman
Performed by Christian Burns
Courtesy of Hollywood Records, Inc.
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- Orçamento
- US$ 35.000.000 (estimativa)
- Faturamento bruto nos EUA e Canadá
- US$ 63.946.815
- Fim de semana de estreia nos EUA e Canadá
- US$ 14.631.784
- 31 de jul. de 2005
- Faturamento bruto mundial
- US$ 86.369.815
- Tempo de duração
- 1 h 40 min(100 min)
- Mixagem de som
- Proporção
- 2.39 : 1