Bartok le magnifique

Titre original : Bartok the Magnificent

Vidéo
1999
G
1h 8min

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6,1/10

3,3 k

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Hank Azaria in Bartok le magnifique (1999)

Home Video Trailer from 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment

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Adventure Animation Comedy Family Fantasy Musical

Lorsque le prince Ivan est kidnappé, c’est bartok de découvrir le vrai héros en lui-même et de sauver le jeune Romanoff - même si cela signifie affronter la méchante sorcière Baba Waga.Lorsque le prince Ivan est kidnappé, c’est bartok de découvrir le vrai héros en lui-même et de sauver le jeune Romanoff - même si cela signifie affronter la méchante sorcière Baba Waga.Lorsque le prince Ivan est kidnappé, c’est bartok de découvrir le vrai héros en lui-même et de sauver le jeune Romanoff - même si cela signifie affronter la méchante sorcière Baba Waga.

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3,3 k

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Récompenses
- 3 nominations au total

Bartok
(voix)

Kelsey Grammer

Zozi
(voix)

Andrea Martin

Baba Yaga
(voix)

Catherine O'Hara

Ludmilla
(voix)

Tim Curry

The Skull
(voix)

Jennifer Tilly

Piloff
(voix)

Phillip Van Dyke

Ivan
(voix)

Diedrich Bader

Vol
(voix)

Liz Callaway

Ensemble cast

Kelly Marie Berger

Little Girl
(voix)

Ted Brunetti

Actor

Zach Charles

Little Boy
(voix)
(as Zachary Charles)

Danny Mann

Head Cossack
(voix)

John Schiappa

Glenn Shadix

Townspeople
(voix)

French Stewart

Oble
(voix)

Réalisation
- Don Bluth
- Gary Goldman
Scénario
- Jay Lacopo
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Anecdotes
The witch Baba Yaga is an actual witch in eastern European/Russian folklore. She is said to have iron teeth, and uses a mortar and pestle as her mode of transportation. According to legend, she would steal children and kill them, and use her victims' bones to build her house and fence, the latter onto which she would mount children's skulls and use them like lanterns. Her house stood on chicken legs, and would only kneel on her command. She also had a cat that she often mistreated, that had been known to help some people escape her clutches, or outwit her.

Gaffes
When Ludmilla is human, she has five fingers but when she turns into a dragon she only has four.

Citations
[singing]
Bartok: Bartok, the magnificent, the specifically terrifically magnificent! A mammal so inflammable he saved the day, thanks to B-A-R-T-O-K!

Crédits fous
Clips of the characters are shown along with the names of their respective actors during the beginning of the second part of the initial credits.

Connexions
Edited into Admirable Animation: Meet the Robinsons (2016)

Bandes originales
Baba Yaga
Music by Stephen Flaherty]
Lyrics by Lynn Ahrens]
Performed by the Ensemble

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Ugh.

I liked Anastasia. It wasn't the best animated movie ever, but it was nice. And Bartok was my favourite character, so.... .... I was all the more disappointed with this movie. The idea of giving him his own story to star in is great. But please, please, give the movie a story! This one mixes an old Russian fairy tale about a witch (in the original she lives in a house with 4 chicken legs, so the house can walk around, I believe) with a PC-game-alike plot:

1) Go on quest. Get item 2) return from quest. bring item to whoever requested it. 3) get sent on another quest to get another item.... 4) repeat until you feel sick

First quest: find the kidnapped prince. Then the witch sends him on 3 or 4 quests of her own before being willing to help him. Etc. etc.

Add in some poor songs, some really really obvious morals, and you've got one of the worst direct-to-video sequels ever devised for a major animated feature. Only Lion King 2 comes off worse, from those that I've seen so far...