Réalisation:
Pierre CoréMusique:
Jérôme RebotierActeurs·trices:
Omar Sy, Vincent Lacoste, Louane Emera, Richard M Dumont, Franck Gastambide, Ramzy Bedia, Clovis Cornillac, Jean Dujardin, Grand Corps Malade (plus)VOD (4)
Résumés(1)
Du sable à perte de vue, un soleil brûlant. Bienvenue dans le désert, cet univers implacable dominé par la loi du plus fort. Les plus forts, Ajar le serpent et son pote scorpion Pitt sont loin de l'être... Lassés d'être les souffre-douleurs de leur communauté de crève-la-faim, ils décident de tenter leur chance dans l'Oasis voisine, ce monde de volupté où vit la haute bourgeoisie du désert, strictement interdite à la racaille des sables. C'est là que vit Eva, la belle serpent, dont Ajar s'est épris au premier regard. C'est aussi là que leurs ennuis commencent. C'est surtout là que débutent pour eux de folles aventures qui les amèneront à traverser le désert à la poursuite de l'amour et la découverte d'eux-mêmes... (StudioCanal)
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Critiques (2)
Sahara is not bad, although I have seen some much better-made movies as far as the animation is concerned. Plus, I have seen much better movies from France (Mune: Guardian of the Moon, Asterix: The Mansions of the Gods, for example). There is nothing new or surprising when it comes to the narrative. However, you could say that it is still pretty well executed, and it is not boring most of the time (even though it is not extremely entertaining either). The characters are also quite likable, and the bad guy especially is really very good, in my opinion, so there is not much to criticize there either. As a result, I found it a pretty decent animated movie you can watch perhaps once. However, I have absolutely no desire to see it again, especially not any time soon. 5.5/10.
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An average animated movie, which surprises mainly by the fact that the main characters are snakes, which aren't typically portrayed as positive characters in children's films. At least, mostly not. Here they look quite good, even though the animation isn't exactly breathtaking. It's watchable.
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