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Matt LiebermanActeurs·trices:
Oscar Isaac, Charlize Theron, Chloë Grace Moretz, Finn Wolfhard, Nick Kroll, Snoop Dogg, Bette Midler, Allison Janney, Martin Short (plus)VOD (5)
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Soyez prêts à faire claquer vos doigts ! L’excentrique et étrange Famille Addams fait son retour sur grand écran et cette fois-ci dans un long métrage. Vous pensez que votre famille est bizarre, mais cette extravagante et emblématique Famille Addams vous fera réfléchir à nouveau. (Universal International FR)
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It feels like the creators of this animated Addams Family movie tried to capture the spirit of the live-action version from the 90s and translate it into a digital format, down to the storyline and even some of the scenes. To add something fresh, they cranked up the absurdity and surreal elements, taking full advantage of animation where anything is possible. But honestly, it just doesn’t work as well in animated form. I kept wondering where the line was for what’s appropriate or engaging for a younger audience.
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Actually, it's a pretty good fairy tale, but it's more for the audience of 12+, as smaller children won't take much from it and we adults will just enjoy it without much emotion and move on. The entertaining characters of the family are about all the film stands on, the humour is unfortunately less than I would have liked and the story is a bit of a classic. Average stuff.
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So how is the new Addams Family? The characters are reminiscent of the original drawings again after all these years, but the narrative is more reminiscent of the story of Edward Scissorhands than anything else. It's honestly really short and it's not the clever fun one would expect after so many years of this brand. Undemanding viewers and especially children will be satisfied. I think of it as a brand refresh and a reminder for new generations. I'd enjoy a new series for long winter evenings in the future.
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Family problems are timeless and ubiquitous, and not even the most morbid family of all time can avoid them. Wednesday is bored with her mundane life and seeks solace in the pink regions, while Pugsley faces a challenging test of adulthood in the form of a sabre dance. Judging by the reviews here and abroad (Imdb), I expected something worse, but in the end it is a briskly made piece with more than one good idea or joke, which will never become an icon of its genre, but will certainly not offend the viewer. On the other hand, it is true that more could have been made out of it, because the Addams family has a lot of potential.
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As a great lover of Sonnenfeld's live action films, I had a hard time chewing through the thick and confusing character of Gomez; then, however, I found out that this was based on a completely original treatment, so I shut up. It's not stupid at all, but it's all the more visually awful (meant in a bad way). The film contains some great jokes, but kicks off with a final summation. The Addamses must always stand on the other side of suburban chauvinism and not live in mutual respect with it. And shove those cell phones and laptops up your ass here, too.
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