Scénario:
Reza MemariMusique:
Eric NeveuxActeurs·trices:
Tilman Döbler, Nicolette Krebitz, Marcus Off, Kristine Knudsen, Drake Bell, Justine Ezarik, Jane Lynch, Peter Lontzek, Jason Griffith (plus)Résumés(1)
Ricky est orphelin. Recueilli par une famille de cigognes, il est persuadé d’en être une lui aussi. Seul problème : Ricky est un moineau… Alors, quand sa famille adoptive se prépare pour la grande migration d’automne vers l’Afrique, il doit affronter la réalité : aucun moineau n’est de taille à faire un si long voyage. Mais si Ricky est un poids plume, il est surtout très têtu ! Il s’envole donc tout seul pour l’Afrique, bien résolu à prouver qu’il est une vraie cigogne malgré tout. En chemin, il rencontre Olga, une chouette pygmée excentrique et beaucoup trop grande, accompagnée de son ami imaginaire Oleg. Et lorsqu’ils libèrent de sa cage une perruche, Kiki, chanteur de karaoké narcissique, une aventure pleine de rebondissements commence ! Ces trois oiseaux rares vont devoir apprendre à voler de leurs propres ailes… (Paradis Films)
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Critiques (1)
This movie proves that there is nothing new under the sun. It is just another road trip movie with some peculiar animals (this time birds) on a journey of self-discovery, friendship, and family values. However, the odd message about the dangers and addictiveness of virtual reality did not sit well with me. The internet-addicted pigeons sitting along the telephone wires seemed strange, and I did not really like the concept (however original it may be). The rest is more or less a classic tale about how you should just be yourself, that friends are the ones who help you and understand your shortcomings, and so on. It is quite simple and easy to understand. However, I was not extremely impressed with the characters. Neither the main character, a sparrow who thinks he is a stork, nor the owl with his imaginary friend, let alone the parrot who wants to be a disco singer, tugged at my heartstrings, and I kind of did not care about what would happen to them for most of the movie. As far as the animation goes, it makes this a weaker movie, although the soundtrack works quite well. I would call most of the jokes in this movie very poor too. So, A Stork's Journey is a pretty average family movie, and I did not really find it very impressive, and I was bored more than entertained. 4/10.
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