Astérix en América

Título original: Asterix in Amerika

1994
T
1h 25min

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Peer Augustinski, Kristiane Backer, Roger Carel, Craig Charles, Rupert Degas, Ottfried Fischer, Howard Lew Lewis, Thomas Piper, and Pierre Tornade in Astérix en América (1994)

Hand-Drawn Animation Adventure Animation Comedy Family Fantasy Western

César da la orden de que se capture y destruya a Panorámix. Lucullus, de pura casualidad, lo atrapa y se dirige a los confines de la Tierra para lanzarlo al abismo, dando una oportunidad a C... Leer todoCésar da la orden de que se capture y destruya a Panorámix. Lucullus, de pura casualidad, lo atrapa y se dirige a los confines de la Tierra para lanzarlo al abismo, dando una oportunidad a César de tomar el poblado galo.César da la orden de que se capture y destruya a Panorámix. Lucullus, de pura casualidad, lo atrapa y se dirige a los confines de la Tierra para lanzarlo al abismo, dando una oportunidad a César de tomar el poblado galo.

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Baba, la vigie des pirates
(voz)
(as Philippe Solier)

Philippe Valmont

Un sénateur #1
(voz)
(as Jean-Philippe Bouton)

François Jaubert

Un sénateur #2
(voz)

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Curiosidades
In an early version of the movie there was a scene where Vitalstatistix opens his fly, pulls out a fish and asks Unhygienix to smell it, but Albert Uderzo (Asterix creator) hated the joke and asked for it to be removed.

Pifias
Caesar and the other Romans seem to think the world is flat. In truth, they would have known it was round, since scientists from Greek culture had determined this several centuries earlier.

Versiones alternativas
In 2003 the film was re-released in Germany with a different dubbing featuring the voices of John Friedmann and Florian Simbeck (the infamous comedy duo "Erkan & Stefan", best known for their pseudo-Turkish/Bavarian accent). That dub was also included on the DVD/Blu-ray (called the "Schwörerdeutsch-Version").

Conexiones
Edited from Astérix: El golpe del menhir (1989)

Banda sonora
We Are One People
Written by Harold Faltermeyer & David Cooke
Performed by Aswad
French version performed by Zouk Machine
Rap by Soloman
Produced by Harold Faltermeyer & Uli Fisher
Published by BMG Ufa

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5/10

It's like watching your laundry go through the spin cycle, there's a lot of movement, you can hear something, but it doesn't matter.

This movie is a double edged sword for me, the animation is a bit better here. However, the film is so meaningless and irrelevant.

The character design isn't anything special either. This sausage-lipped senator just looks like a real typical cartoon henchman and Cesar doesn't look like a human in this film, but like the typical cardboard villain who also laughs devilishly and rubs his hands. Make plans. All of this has nothing to do with Asterix as I got to know it The other audio track is the Schwörerdeutsch dub, everyone's talking, hip-hop slang and jive, that's such a weird idea.

But there are worse things. What I find worse is that the film gets really boring in the middle because nothing happens. The thing with the Indians could be interesting, especially since they don't understand the language, but nothing is done about it either. It's such an unpredictable, run-of-the-mill cartoon. The one that just doesn't exist.