Réalisation:
Dominique MonferyScénario:
Alexandre ReverendMusique:
Christophe HéralActeurs·trices:
Pierre Richard, Jeanne Moreau, Doug Rand, Denis Podalydès, Lorànt Deutsch, Julie Gayet, Liliane Rovère, Paul Bandey, Chilly Gonzales, Arthur Dubois (plus)Résumés(1)
Natanaël a bientôt 6 ans, mais il ne sait toujours pas lire... Lorsque sa tante Eléonore lui lègue sa bibliothèque contenant des centaines de livres, Natanaël est très déçu ! Pourtant, chacun de ces contes va livrer un merveilleux secret: à la nuit tombée les petits héros, la délicieuse Alice, la méchante fée Carabosse, le terrible capitaine Crochet, sortent des livres... Ils doivent prévenir Natanaël qu'ils courent un grand danger et risquent de disparaître à jamais. Pour sauver ses minuscules amis et leurs histoires, Natanaël, rétréci par la Fée Carabosse, se lance dans l'aventure ! Il affrontera vaillamment le très fourbe Ramastou, les crabes géants, l'Ogre affamé... Arrivera-t-il à temps à lire la formule magique qui les sauvera tous ? Ce n'est pas parce que c'est inventé que ça n'existe pas ! (Haut et Court)
(plus)Critiques (2)
Eleanor's Secret tells the story of seven-year-old boy Nathanael, whose parents inherit an old house from Aunt Eleanor. Aunty leaves her huge library to her grandson, but Nathanael is disappointed because he has no interest in reading and struggles with phonics. However, it soon becomes clear that the library holds a great secret. The pictures from the books come alive every evening. But if the incantation is not spoken, the magic will fade and all the characters will remain trapped in their books. The boy must embark on an adventurous journey with several fairy tale characters to rescue them. Overall, it is an average and unremarkable feature-length animated film that lacks impact for adult viewers. It also lacks a more prominent villain. The cunning book collector, who covets the book collection, is more laughable, and the small troubles experienced by the friends on their journey cannot compete with action and humor-packed animated films like How to Train Your Dragon, etc. Overall impression: 45%.
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An enjoyable animated film with an adequate running time that excels in terms of visuals and content, but is a little too childish in places, which is something to be expected as this film is primarily aimed at a young audience. The premise regarding a magic formula to save cartoon characters was not bad. In short, a film that doesn't bore, doesn't excite, but doesn't offend either.
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