A young boy's luck changes when he finds a magic potion that makes him "the best at everything" for one single day.A young boy's luck changes when he finds a magic potion that makes him "the best at everything" for one single day.A young boy's luck changes when he finds a magic potion that makes him "the best at everything" for one single day.
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Thure Lindhardt
- Ivan Olsen
- (voice)
Nicolaj Kopernikus
- Ivans Far
- (voice)
- …
Signe Egholm Olsen
- Lotte
- (voice)
Cecilie Stenspil
- Kim
- (voice)
Karen-Lise Mynster
- Heks
- (voice)
Bjarne Henriksen
- Slagter
- (voice)
Jens Andersen
- Karsten
- (voice)
Paw Henriksen
- Lille Bølle
- (voice)
Esben Pretzmann
- Store Bølle
- (voice)
- …
Jens Jacob Tychsen
- Træner
- (voice)
- …
Birthe Neumann
- Fru Sørensen
- (voice)
Bodil Jørgensen
- Fru Helmer
- (voice)
- …
Michael Hegner
- Tømrer
- (voice)
- …
Adam Korzen
- Fransk Vært
- (voice)
Asma Iftikhar
- Indisk Vært
- (voice)
Ian Burns
- Amerikansk Vært
- (voice)
Lars Thiesgaard
- Speaker
- (voice)
Kaya Brüel
- Journalist
- (voice)
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This is, by far, the worst movie I've ever seen. The moral is bad, the animation is bad, the characters are unlikable. I can't find a single redeemable quality to this. I remember going to it knowing it was gonna be pretty bad, but when the movie finished, I was shocked at how horrible it was. Ivan's dad is the worst thing about this entire movie. He is the single most unlikable character in the history of fiction. I mean, how can you even write someone this terrible. He publicly embarrasses his child, and when Ivan becomes magically powerful, he exploits him to make himself wealthy, and he gets what's coming to him, I felt no form of sympathy for him, whatsoever. If I could give this movie a negative rating, I would. All in all, avoid this like it's the plague.
This movie is surely not for kids, but its not that bad you just need to see the hard facts of life. I am sure there are many kids that are living Ivan's poor lonely life, with an idiotic selfish ignorant father who only cares about himself. the moral really as I see it is within the relationship of father and son. Sometimes you have to stand up to your parents and show them what they are doing to you and embarrass them in public for them to realize how pathetic they are acting. Ivan shows compassion, nobility, besides the facts that he had been tortured verbally and physically he is a strong kid after everything. and What child doesn't get back on their bullies if they had a chance for one day? So this type of cartoon is more for teenagers and adults to understand. but everyone has their own point of view.
The film is based on a really funny children's book called Gummi Tarzan. And the first 5 min of the film is following along with the story of the book. And from here a take another very strange direction and is killing the morale of the book completely. It have made a funny cool book into a very bad, strange and not funny film. Don't waste your time. Read the book instead.
This movie started off interesting but it took forever for the plot to develop. The child was subject to bullying from everyone including his father and by the end he decided it was better to continue being bullied. What was the character arc? Nobody learned anything or did anything different by the end. I think the writers were trying to make a point but run out of ideas and continued to keep prattling on about Tarzan. There was also the issue of his dyslexia that never got resolved. I was left scratching my head at the end. It also seemed to me that the makers of this movie had a weird breast fetish. At first I thought that characters were a little goofy looking but as more of them made an appearance the started looking creepy and not at all endearing. This is not a suitable movie for children or adults for that matter.
I watched this movie a few years ago, but I still remember how I wanted to constantly gouge my eyes out. The animation looks like it was done on a potato, the dialog makes absolutely no sense and was obviously sent through google translate, and wasn't checked to make sure it made sense. The plot is what a two year old on crack would write on a bad day. And this is no where near a so bad it's good movie, this movie is an abomination from hell. If you value your mental sanity do yourself a favor and don't see this movie
Did you know
- TriviaIn this movie you can see characters from the movie Freddy Frogface. It is based in the same cinematic universe. Along with another movie called Otto The Rhino.
- ConnectionsRemake of Gummi-Tarzan (1981)
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- Ivan the Incredible
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- $6,907,409
- Runtime
- 1h 20m(80 min)
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