L'île de Nim

Titre original : Nim's Island

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Jodie Foster, Gerard Butler, and Abigail Breslin in L'île de Nim (2008)

This is the second theatrical trailer for Nim's Island, directed by Jennifer Flackett and Mark Levin.

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Adventure Family Fantasy

Une jeune fille qui habite une île isolée avec son père scientifique communique avec l'auteur reclus du roman qu'elle lit.Une jeune fille qui habite une île isolée avec son père scientifique communique avec l'auteur reclus du roman qu'elle lit.Une jeune fille qui habite une île isolée avec son père scientifique communique avec l'auteur reclus du roman qu'elle lit.

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Récompenses
- 2 victoires et 3 nominations au total

Anecdotes
The Australian sea lions used in the film are named Spud and Friday. Both reside at Sea World Australia, and shared the role of Selkie.

Gaffes
(at around 13 mins) There is no such thing as a "Southern Borealis". That is an oxymoron as Borealis means Northern. They probably mean Aurora Australis. This mistake is corrected in the Spanish dubbing of the film.

Citations
[from trailer]
Jack: Be the hero of your own life story.
Alex Rover: Don't hand me that line - I wrote that line!

Connexions
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: 21/Chapter 27/Flawless/Stop-Loss/Run Fatboy Run (2008)

Bandes originales
Stay Up Late
Written by David Byrne, Chris Frantz (as Christopher Frantz), Jerry Harrison and Tina Weymouth (as Martina Weymouth)
Performed by Talking Heads
Courtesy of Warner Bros. Records Inc./Sire Records and EMI Records U.K.
By arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing and EMI Records U.K.

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Nim's comments

It was a cute movie. But, there were some parts that were 'too cute' to enjoy. Some of the animals used...though they were real, looked fake, cheesy, and unrealistic..like the bird.The seal was probably the most realistic acting animal and did a nice job. The lizards used in the film looked real but the the 'voices' they were given were way too cheesy and was the one thing that made them seem fake...although they got a giggle from the kids in the audience. Foster did a great job of portraying a character with agoraphobia, she hit it right on. The rest of the actors did quite well also, Breslin has proved herself to be a known name in the future. I definitely recommend this for the kids.