Os Monstrinhos

Título original: Little Monsters

1989
PG
1 h 40 min

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Fred Savage and Howie Mandel in Os Monstrinhos (1989)

A boy discovers an incredible and gruesome world of monsters under his bed.

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Adventure Comedy Family Fantasy

Maurice, o monstro amigável, mas maluco que vive no Under the Bed World, leva o jovem Brian (Fred Savage) de volta ao seu mundo e lhe ensina todos os segredos dos monstrinhos.Maurice, o monstro amigável, mas maluco que vive no Under the Bed World, leva o jovem Brian (Fred Savage) de volta ao seu mundo e lhe ensina todos os segredos dos monstrinhos.Maurice, o monstro amigável, mas maluco que vive no Under the Bed World, leva o jovem Brian (Fred Savage) de volta ao seu mundo e lhe ensina todos os segredos dos monstrinhos.

Direção
- Richard Greenberg
Roteiristas
- Terry Rossio
- Ted Elliott
Artistas

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AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb

6,0/10

15 mil

SUA AVALIAÇÃO

Direção
- Richard Greenberg
Roteiristas
- Terry Rossio
- Ted Elliott
Artistas

Veja as informações de produção no IMDbPro

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Trailer 1:33

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Curiosidades
Daniel Stern, who plays Glen Stevenson (the father of Fred Savage's Brian Stevenson), was the man responsible for the voice-over narration on Anos Incríveis (1988), in which Savage starred.

Erros de gravação
While it is understood that Brian should not visit the Monsters' world anymore because he may turn into a monster himself, there is no reason to think Maurice cannot continue to visit Brian at night in the human world. This makes the tearful goodbye at the end unnecessary.

Citações
Maurice: A man's best friend, His right hand.

Cenas durante ou pós-créditos
After the song "Road to Nowhere", the rest of the end credits audio track is Maurice eating Doritos chips.

Versões alternativas
In the original theatrical cut, "Little Bitty Pretty One" by Bobby Day plays during the scene where the monsters attempt to scare a baby. On the DVD released by MGM in 2004, this song is replaced with "Ooh Wow" by Buckwheat Zydeco (though the end credits still list the original song). The Blu-ray released by Lionsgate (as part of their Vestron Video series), and the television airings, keep the original song intact.

Conexões
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: The Package/Wired/Cookie/Little Monsters/The Little Thief (1989)

Trilhas sonoras
HOW I LOVE YOU
Written by Frankie Paul and A. Ellis
Performed by Frankie Paul
Courtesy of Pow Wow Records, Inc.

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7/10

What a wonderful kid's film .. or not?

Although I did enjoy this movie (and gave it a 7), I found the PG rating a major misstep by the MPAA. Cuss words, adult situations, more than cartoonish violence .. not that the movie is lessened because of it .. but at the beginning of the video I rented, there was an add for kids to call a 1-900 number and try to win prizes related to to the show - but this movie is in no way made with kids in mind. Howie Mandel hams it up, and an early movie appearance by Frank Whaley is five minutes of fabulous.