Coco - Der neugierige Affe

Originaltitel: Curious George

2006
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1 Std. 27 Min.

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6,5/10

18.607

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Frank Welker in Coco - Der neugierige Affe (2006)

The Man in the Yellow Hat is an oddball museum employee who looks after his pet monkey, an inquisitive and wonderful creature whose enthusiasm often gets the best of him.

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Animal Adventure Hand-Drawn Animation Adventure Animation Comedy Family

Der Mann mit dem gelben Hut ist ein kauziger Museumsangestellter, der sich um seinen Hausaffen kümmert, ein neugieriges und wunderbares Geschöpf, dessen Begeisterung ihn oft überwältigt.Der Mann mit dem gelben Hut ist ein kauziger Museumsangestellter, der sich um seinen Hausaffen kümmert, ein neugieriges und wunderbares Geschöpf, dessen Begeisterung ihn oft überwältigt.Der Mann mit dem gelben Hut ist ein kauziger Museumsangestellter, der sich um seinen Hausaffen kümmert, ein neugieriges und wunderbares Geschöpf, dessen Begeisterung ihn oft überwältigt.

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IMDb-BEWERTUNG

6,5/10

18.607

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro

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Maggie
(Synchronisation)

Eugene Levy

Clovis
(Synchronisation)

Frank Welker

George
(Synchronisation)

Shane Baumel

Kid #1
(Synchronisation)

Timyra-Joi Beatty

Kid #2
(Synchronisation)

Christopher Chen

Kid #3
(Synchronisation)

Michaela Jill Murphy

Kid #4
(Synchronisation)
(as Jessie Flower)

Dick Van Dyke

Mr. Bloomsberry
(Synchronisation)

Alexander Gould

Kid #5
(Synchronisation)

Terrence Hardy

Kid #6
(Synchronisation)

Hailey Noelle Johnson

Kid #7
(Synchronisation)

Kelsey Lansdowne

Kid #8
(Synchronisation)

Ariel Winter

Kid #9
(Synchronisation)

David Cross

Junior
(Synchronisation)

Billy West

Manager
(Synchronisation)

Jeff Bennett

Salesman
(Synchronisation)

Michael Chinyamurindi

Edu
(Synchronisation)

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Wissenswertes
Universal Pictures' last theatrically released traditionally animated movie, for now, as well as Universal Pictures' first fully animated movie to have a theatrical release since Balto: Ein Hund mit dem Herzen eines Helden (1995).

Patzer
It is often claimed that George is an ape, not a monkey, because he has no tail. However, there are a few tail-less monkey species such as the Barbary macaque. It is conceivable that George is such a species, probably a fictitious one.

Zitate
Ted: Okay, his name is...
[sees George Washington statue]
Ted: Washington! His name's Washington.
Kid 3: That's a dumb name!
Ted: Okay, then call him George! Are you happy?

Crazy Credits
George is heard laughing at the end of the movie.

Verbindungen
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: 16 Blocks/Sorry, Haters/Aquamarine/Dave Chappelle's Block Party/Joyeux Noel/Curious George/London (2006)

Soundtracks
Broken
Written and Performed by Jack Johnson
Courtesy of Brushfire / Universal Records

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8/10

Great for kids, good for adults, Will Ferrell aside. Why Disney gave up traditional animation is beyond me

Universal Studios and Imagine Entertainment have, in the past, co-conspired to produce two truly offensive cinematic travesties of iconic children's books: "How the Grinch Stole Christmas" and "The Cat and the Hat". With "Curious George" I am delighted and relieved to say that in this instance tragedies do not come in threes. Simple, charming, attractively animated (by hand, with some 3D effects which blend in well), appropriate for kids, with no Seinfeldian self- consciousness or Adam Sandler-style gross-out humor, this film is near perfect.

I say near perfect because of Will Ferrell's vocal performance as The Man in the Yellow Hat (now named Ted) is a misfire. If he talked about 35% as much as he does in the film he would be just right. He's still better than in the god-awful "Bewitched" pseudo-remake. But that's a small price to pay for one of the few genuinely appropriate-for-children children's movies since the Jim Henson-era Muppet movies.

"George" succeeds where every post-Lilo and Stitch, non-Pixar Disney film has failed. Yet the finger-licking' bad, sub-Dreamworks "Chicken Little" made more money.