Musique:
Vladimir CosmaActeurs·trices:
Roger Carel, Pierre Tornade, Serge Sauvion, Pierre Mondy, Henri Labussière, Yves Barsacq, Henri Poirier, Patrick Préjean, Martin Lamotte (plus)VOD (3)
Résumés(1)
Obélix est follement amoureux de la belle Falbala, fiancée à Tragicomix. Mais les deux jeunes gens sont capturés par les Romains pour être offerts en cadeau à César, lors de son Triomphe. Astérix et Obélix, suivis d'Idéfix, se lancent à leur recherche n'hésitant pas à s'engager dans la Légion, et à devenir gladiateurs. D'après les deux albums de Goscinny et Uderzo, « Astérix gladiateur » et « Astérix légionnaire ». (Gaumont)
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Critiques (4)
I'm probably going to sound like philistine, but this episode didn't work for me. I was trying to find something to like about it the whole time, but to no avail! There may be a lot of funny scenes, but they didn't make me laugh. The characters were dry and by the end I was bored with how Obelix kept smashing and destroying everything around him. I don't want to take anything away from Asterix fans, but for me this was an average animated film.
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“Dear boys..." Asterix and Obelix put a system of small “favors" into practice in their second best film adventure, this time in a hybrid based on several different instalments of the comic book at once. Although it still remains in a rather infantile style compared to the original comic books, but as a kid this and The Great Cheese Conspiracy were my favorite cartoons of all, so I forgive it any glitches. Of course, I am happy to add that it didn’t have many glitches anyhow.
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Another one of those stories that I quite like and find entertaining. The whole story is essentially just a journey towards rescue, but in the drawing, you can see how even in animated films, it evolved and is different from the previous one, moreover, it utilizes - to the benefit of the matter - different kinds of characters. One of the better Asterix episodes.
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It's a bit better, but in my opinion what I wrote about Asterix the Gaul still applies: Asterix is better to read than to watch. Some of my friends, also Asterix fans, have the same opinion, so I hope I'm not being too subjective. The books are brilliant, the animated versions are botched, and Goscinny and Uderzo have disowned them.
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