Olé, el viaje de Ferdinand

Título original: Ferdinand

2017
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1h 48min

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John Cena and Lily Day in Olé, el viaje de Ferdinand (2017)

After Ferdinand, a bull with a big heart, is mistaken for a dangerous beast, he is captured and torn from his home. Determined to return to his family, he rallies a misfit team on the ultimate adventure.

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Cuando confundieron a Ferdinand, un toro con un gran corazón, con una bestia peligrosa, le capturaron y le llevaron muy lejos de casa. Convencido de volver con su familia como sea, se aliará... Leer todoCuando confundieron a Ferdinand, un toro con un gran corazón, con una bestia peligrosa, le capturaron y le llevaron muy lejos de casa. Convencido de volver con su familia como sea, se aliará con un gran equipo de amigos muy peculiares y vivirán un sinfín de aventuras.Cuando confundieron a Ferdinand, un toro con un gran corazón, con una bestia peligrosa, le capturaron y le llevaron muy lejos de casa. Convencido de volver con su familia como sea, se aliará con un gran equipo de amigos muy peculiares y vivirán un sinfín de aventuras.

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Nominado a 1 premio Óscar
- 2 premios ganados y 22 nominaciones en total

Lupe
(voz)

Bobby Cannavale

Jack Gore

Young Valiente
(voz)

Jet Jurgensmeyer

Young Guapo
(voz)

Nile Diaz

Young Bones
(voz)

Colin H. Murphy

Young Ferdinand
(voz)

Carlos Saldanha

Jeremy Sisto

Ferdinand's Father
(voz)

Raúl Esparza

Moreno
(voz)

Luis Carlos de La Lombana

Ranch Hand #1
(voz)

Juanes

Juan
(voz)

Jerrod Carmichael

Paco
(voz)

Julia Scarpa Saldanha

Young Nina
(voz)
(as Julia Saldanha)

Lily Day

Nina
(voz)

Rafael Scarpa Saldanha

Ice Cream Boy
(voz)
(as Rafael Saldanha)

Karla Martínez

Village Mother
(voz)

Jordi Caballero

Balloon Vendor
(voz)
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Trivia
The village where Nina and Ferdinand live in is Ronda in the south of Spain. This village is known for having the oldest bullring in the world, built in 1785.

Errores
Ferdinand is given his name from birth, when he is being raised at the bull camp. He then runs away and is adopted by a new family, but how does this new family know that is name is Ferdinand? He was not wearing any identification tags, and he clearly couldn't speak to the humans to tell them this. But given that the bulls never spoke human in the first place, all their English lines are translated, Ferdinand is just the name given in translation.

Citas
Una: I'm Una...
Dos: I'm Dos...
Cuatro: And I'm Cuatro.
Ferdinand: What happened to Tres?
Una: [the hedgehogs look solemn and cross themselves] We do not speak of Tres.

Créditos curiosos
In a brief mid-credits scene, the hedgehogs are confronted by Tres who is revealed to have been alive the whole time.

Versiones alternativas
The UK version is cut for a U certificate, removing a use of "bloody", several scenes of characters being electrocuted, a sequence where Ferdinand and Valiente must evade blades in a meat processing plant, and Ferdinand being slashed during the climax.

Conexiones
Featured in Football Focus: Episode #17.20 (2017)

Bandas sonoras
Home (Film Version)
Written by Nick Jonas, Justin Tranter and Nick Monson
Performed by Nick Jonas
Produced by John Powell and Nick Monson
Arranged by John Powell
Additional Arrangements by Batu Sener
Courtesy of Island Records under license from Universal Music Enterprises

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10/10

One of the bests

I don't understand why the rating is this low here. It was one of the best animation movies I have seen. It has several layers to it. Surface layer is of course going against violence and advocating peaceful life and behavior. But it can have several other layers; like how the society forces boys to define themselves as "masculine" based on the norms of the society. Masculinity is more of a sociological construct rather than an eternal unchanging truth. Some people here have said that this movie is not pro fighters. I totally think the opposite. It is advocating a new definition for fighting. Rather than violence, fighting according to Ferdinand is patience and perseverance.

All in all, I loved this movie and totally recommend it.