En un mundo donde los dinosaurios y las personas cohabitan, Arlo entabla amistad con un humano.En un mundo donde los dinosaurios y las personas cohabitan, Arlo entabla amistad con un humano.En un mundo donde los dinosaurios y las personas cohabitan, Arlo entabla amistad con un humano.
- Premios
- 9 premios ganados y 41 nominaciones en total
Jeffrey Wright
- Poppa
- (voz)
Maleah Nipay-Padilla
- Young Libby
- (voz)
- (as Maleah Padilla)
Marcus Scribner
- Buck
- (voz)
Raymond Ochoa
- Arlo
- (voz)
Jack Bright
- Spot
- (voz)
Mandy Freund
- Downpour
- (voz)
A.J. Buckley
- Nash
- (voz)
- (as AJ Buckley)
Anna Paquin
- Ramsey
- (voz)
Sam Elliott
- Butch
- (voz)
David Boat
- Bubbha
- (voz)
- (as Dave Boat)
Carrie Paff
- Lurleane
- (voz)
Calum Grant
- Pervis
- (voz)
- (as Calum Mackenzie Grant)
Argumento
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- TriviaArlo's movements were based on those of young elephants.
- ErroresIn the film, the T-Rexes gallop although in real life they would have run more like birds. However, the T-Rexes are cast in the film as cowboys riding herd on their longhorns. The animators clearly used galloping to fit this trope. Humor is added by the straight posture of the T-Rexes and their short arms which mimics the role of riders holding reins while atop horses (and how many children act while playing 'cowboy').
- Créditos curiososThis sentence appears towards the end and is then encircled in a ring, like the human family towards the end of the movie: "We are grateful to the family and friends of The Good Dinosaur crew your love and support made this film possible."
- ConexionesFeatured in Annoying Orange: Trailer Trashed: The Good Dinosaur (2015)
Opinión destacada
I'm in my twenties and to be honest, I still enjoy watching Pixar films with my family. There's just something so genuine and beautiful about their movies, not to mention the endless amount of lessons one can learn.
When I initially read the reviews about "The Good Dinosaur", they were all so bad. It didn't stop me from watching though and I do not regret that decision. This has got to be one of the most heartwarming Pixar films I've ever seen and it tugged at my heartstrings. I was crying throughout the movie especially towards the end.
The thing about being an adult, we tend to overthink something so simple. The plot isn't something grand. It's not funny. It's cute. If you're looking for a film like the classic Pixar favorite "Toy Story", forget about watching this. It's a really simple storyline that focuses mainly on teaching the importance of family, dealing with fears and overcoming them as well as finding oneself or making your mark in this world. View "The Good Dinosaur" with an open mind and just be ready to enjoy the movie without reading too much between the lines. The good thing about Pixar films is that they remind you how wonderful it is to still be a kid at heart. This movie is no exception. In fact, I think this joins the ranks of "Finding Nemo","UP", and "Inside Out". Everyone has a right to their own opinion, but I can't help but wonder why majority just plain dislike this movie.
If you're on the fence after reading one too many 1-star reviews, I say go ahead and still watch it. Judge for yourself. Be pure hearted like a kid and try to embrace the beautiful lessons of the film. Allow it to engulf you and touch you. If you have a kid/kids, this would be one of those perfect films to have a hearty conversation with afterwards. It's very inspiring, really.
Give "The Good Dinosaur" a try. Oh and one more thing, don't be afraid to cry while watching this. I've seen this twice and still end up a mess every time.
When I initially read the reviews about "The Good Dinosaur", they were all so bad. It didn't stop me from watching though and I do not regret that decision. This has got to be one of the most heartwarming Pixar films I've ever seen and it tugged at my heartstrings. I was crying throughout the movie especially towards the end.
The thing about being an adult, we tend to overthink something so simple. The plot isn't something grand. It's not funny. It's cute. If you're looking for a film like the classic Pixar favorite "Toy Story", forget about watching this. It's a really simple storyline that focuses mainly on teaching the importance of family, dealing with fears and overcoming them as well as finding oneself or making your mark in this world. View "The Good Dinosaur" with an open mind and just be ready to enjoy the movie without reading too much between the lines. The good thing about Pixar films is that they remind you how wonderful it is to still be a kid at heart. This movie is no exception. In fact, I think this joins the ranks of "Finding Nemo","UP", and "Inside Out". Everyone has a right to their own opinion, but I can't help but wonder why majority just plain dislike this movie.
If you're on the fence after reading one too many 1-star reviews, I say go ahead and still watch it. Judge for yourself. Be pure hearted like a kid and try to embrace the beautiful lessons of the film. Allow it to engulf you and touch you. If you have a kid/kids, this would be one of those perfect films to have a hearty conversation with afterwards. It's very inspiring, really.
Give "The Good Dinosaur" a try. Oh and one more thing, don't be afraid to cry while watching this. I've seen this twice and still end up a mess every time.
- kirstienne
- 31 mar 2016
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- Presupuesto
- USD 200,000,000 (estimado)
- Total en EE. UU. y Canadá
- USD 123,087,120
- Fin de semana de estreno en EE. UU. y Canadá
- USD 39,155,217
- 29 nov 2015
- Total a nivel mundial
- USD 332,207,671
- Tiempo de ejecución1 hora 33 minutos
- Color
- Mezcla de sonido
- Relación de aspecto
- 2.39 : 1
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