Luc Besson
as Director
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The animation film Arthur and the Revenge of Maltazard, starring Penny Balfour, Freddie Highmore, Selena Gomez, etc., directed by Luc Besson, was released on December 2, 2009 in France. It tells the story of Arthur answers a distress call from Princess Selenia, who is menaced by the nefarious Maltazard. This is an Animation, Adventure, Family film with a runtime of 107 minutes and its worldwide box office is not listed in the available detail data. It has received a rating of 5.3/10 from 12,262 viewers.
Luc Besson
as Director
Penny Balfour
as Rose
Freddie Highmore
as Arthur
Selena Gomez
as Selenia
Omar Sy
as Snow
Mia Farrow
as Granny
Jimmy Fallon
as Prince Betameche
Snoop Dogg
as Max
Robert Stanton
as Armand
Logan Miller
as Jake
Fergie
as Replay
Will.i.am
as Snow
Mylène Farmer
as Sélenia
Jean-Paul Rouve
as Le père
Gérard Darmon
as Maltazard
Christian Erickson
as Additional Voices
Michel Duchaussoy
as Archibald
Lou Reed
as Emperor Maltazard
David Gasman
as The King
David Gasman
as Bogo Chief
David Gasman
as The Mechanic
Patrice Garcia
as Writer
Luc Besson
as Writer
Céline Garcia
as Writer
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source: Arthur and the Revenge of Maltazard
I saw this at cinemas as a kid, and was disappointed to realize that it is only part 1 out of 2. I must say it is good though now looking back to it and knowing this fact. I feel like the parents got more of a personality and you actually like them now. They also like the kid more for a change. I think they blended reality with fantasy in a perfect way, there was was harmony which made you relax and actually enjoy it. Ofc if you nitpicking it you can always find something, but if you are only wanting to enjoy the ride with your kids, it is welldone. Many new aspects and fun additions to the world. Compared to the first movie I would say it held up great. But be prepared they will want to see the next part because the story did not get far and to actually get the full storyline you need to see both parts.
Of all the movies I have seen, and that is quite a few since I am a projectionist at a cinema, this must be one of the most pointless movies ever made. It is just the fist half of a story that is finished in the sequel movie, Arthur 3, but it could easily have been cut down to around 10 minutes and included in the next movie instead. There are so many pointless scenes and so little actually contributing to the story. At least it is only pointless and not outright agonisingly bad, which saves it from getting a 1* rating. I would recommend skipping this one and just watch the recap that the next movie starts with instead.
Why does a kids movie need pointless sexy damsel in distress character that has no point other than being a sexy damsel in distress...? What 11 year old's fantasy is kissing a 1000 y/o princess that has the face of a 30 y/o, the body of a 14 y/o, and the mind of a 10 y/o? The people making these films haven't got the slightest clue about what kids like or enjoy in a film, so I'm guessing they're just making what they'd like and enjoy... Which I have to say, is more than a little disconcerting.
May contain spoilers!! I found this to be incredibly inconsistent with the first installment. The characters were so altered in their personality and voice that it had nearly no connection to the first movie at all. Selenia was a strong-willed heiress on a mission in the first movie and now a prissy swooning damsel in distress. Betamish somehow got more annoying, and Arthur's family was.... corny. Maltazard, although defeated and ran for refuge in the first movie was still a watered monotone version of what he once was. I'm not even going to bother wasting my time on the third installment. I don't recommend it.
A very well animation with perfect designed characters. I watched it tens of time when I was a Child.
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