Réalisation:
Rob MinkoffScénario:
Craig WrightActeurs·trices:
Ty Burrell, Max Charles, Ariel Winter, Stanley Tucci, Allison Janney, Karan Brar, Stephen Tobolowsky, Stephen Colbert, Luisa Wietzorek (plus)VOD (4)
Résumés(1)
M. Peabody est la personne la plus intelligente au monde. Il est à la fois lauréat du prix Nobel, champion olympique, grand chef cuisinier... et il se trouve aussi être un chien ! Bien qu'il soit un génie dans tous les domaines, M. Peabody est sur le point de relever son plus grand défi : être père. Pour aider Sherman, son petit garçon adoptif, à se préparer pour l'école, il décide de lui apprendre l'histoire - et construit alors une machine à voyager dans le temps. Les choses commencent à mal tourner quand Sherman enfreint les règles et perd accidentellement dans le temps Penny, sa camarade de classe. (20th Century Fox FR)
(plus)Critiques (4)
There is nothing better than a visually nice, clever animated film with a story that can be both educational and funny with its historical references.
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This cartoon is on par with some others, just like Mr. Peabody is compared to some regular dogs. He is more intelligent, has a lot of ideas, he doesn't lack wit or charm, he can impress, he is actionable and touching, and he is suitable for children and adults. Hats off to its creators who have so carefully selected and blended all the ingredients mentioned above. They "made" an impeccable spectacle with everything that it encompasses.
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The film is enjoyable and has well-developed characters who maintain their personalities throughout. I don't like time travel because it's used too often and excessively, but in this execution, surprisingly, it turned out tolerable and quite functional for the plot, mainly because the science behind it wasn't explored in great depth. I think this animated film is bearable even for adults. It's a contemporary family classic, with something for everyone.
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Finally an animated movie which has awesome lines, is fun, smart, and not only for the little ones, but adults, too. The feeling might fade away over time. But for now, I liked this more than anything of late, and yes, it’s slightly better than The Lego Movie. PS: Bill Clinton’s best cameo ever.
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