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Milo, neuf ans, réalise à quel point sa maman peut lui manquer après qu'elle ait été enlevée par des Martiens. Dans sa quête pour sauver sa mère, il reçoit un coup de pouce de Gribble, un Te... Tout lireMilo, neuf ans, réalise à quel point sa maman peut lui manquer après qu'elle ait été enlevée par des Martiens. Dans sa quête pour sauver sa mère, il reçoit un coup de pouce de Gribble, un Terrien, et de Ki, une Martienne rebelle.Milo, neuf ans, réalise à quel point sa maman peut lui manquer après qu'elle ait été enlevée par des Martiens. Dans sa quête pour sauver sa mère, il reçoit un coup de pouce de Gribble, un Terrien, et de Ki, une Martienne rebelle.
- Prix
- 2 nominations au total
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- AnecdotesAccording to the Los Angeles Times, Seth Green spent six weeks in a special sensor-equipped performance-capture suit while performing his lines as Milo. During post-production, the filmmakers noticed that Green was able to physically imitate the movements and behaviors of a 9-year-old boy, but his voice sounded too mature for the character. His voice was replaced by that of 11-year-old Seth Dusky. Green's voice still appears as the voice of one of the hippies on the '70s television show Ki watches. The first trailer, which was published on November 22, 2010, features Green's voice for Milo intact, implying that Dusky replaced the dialogue very shortly after this trailer was released.
- GaffesMilo's weight was less on Mars than Earth, which would be correct. However, when Gribble and Ki are on Earth, their weight should be higher than on Mars - by a factor of approximately three. This would have made it impossible for them to walk or really move around much at all.
- Générique farfeluThe red ball in the Image Movers Digital logo is replaced with Mars.
- Autres versionsThere exists a cut of the movie where Seth Green's vocals as Milo are intact. Thanks to Youtuber, Cinephile Studios, However this cut of the film has the vocals of the characters be heard louder than the background Music.
- ConnexionsFeatured in Ebert Presents: At the Movies: Episode #1.8 (2011)
- Bandes originalesCrazy Little Thing Called Love
Written by Freddie Mercury
Performed by Queen
Licensed courtesy of Queen Productions Ltd.
Courtesy of Hollywood Records Inc. for N. America
Commentaire en vedette
This was quite a surprise: A Disney family movie rated PG with creepy animation, lots of dark scary scenes, aliens, homicides and attempted homicides and more! Why make a movie about children's mothers being abducted by aliens and murdered in some kind of giant laser machine? I guess it will grab kids' attention, but it will also scare them to death.
Aside from the crazy story line, which is not child-friendly, we have a new kind of animation that makes computerized characters look very much like real people. So, for example, the supposed 11-year old boy was modeled by a 35-year-old man, so that the kid looks like a cross between a kid and a middle-aged man. The forehead is expressive, but in a 35- year-old-man kind of way. You have to see this to understand. It is weird and a little scary.
Frightening, realistic aliens and robots chase a child while shooting at him with their ray guns, trying to kill him. They also try to kill his mother. They attempt to execute his friend in a firing squad. This all takes place in a dark and scary world where people run through long tunnels and dive into dirty chutes to spend some time in a giant fiery trash dump. The dump is inhabited by a monkey-like species of "stupid" creatures who wear primarily yellow, red and green clothing and have their hair in dreadlocks. I'm not kidding.
The character called Gribble, played by Dan Fogler, was an exception to the general drudgery of this film. He had a strange part to play in a weird script, but he brought a lot of energy and enthusiasm and a really unique style. It wasn't enough to save the movie, but he added at least two stars to my rating. The animation quality is good, but these days it's hard to count that for much. The story is just terrible and that's what really matters. Sorry, Disney, but I know you will overcome this setback.
Aside from the crazy story line, which is not child-friendly, we have a new kind of animation that makes computerized characters look very much like real people. So, for example, the supposed 11-year old boy was modeled by a 35-year-old man, so that the kid looks like a cross between a kid and a middle-aged man. The forehead is expressive, but in a 35- year-old-man kind of way. You have to see this to understand. It is weird and a little scary.
Frightening, realistic aliens and robots chase a child while shooting at him with their ray guns, trying to kill him. They also try to kill his mother. They attempt to execute his friend in a firing squad. This all takes place in a dark and scary world where people run through long tunnels and dive into dirty chutes to spend some time in a giant fiery trash dump. The dump is inhabited by a monkey-like species of "stupid" creatures who wear primarily yellow, red and green clothing and have their hair in dreadlocks. I'm not kidding.
The character called Gribble, played by Dan Fogler, was an exception to the general drudgery of this film. He had a strange part to play in a weird script, but he brought a lot of energy and enthusiasm and a really unique style. It wasn't enough to save the movie, but he added at least two stars to my rating. The animation quality is good, but these days it's hard to count that for much. The story is just terrible and that's what really matters. Sorry, Disney, but I know you will overcome this setback.
- mbmiller-o
- 17 sept. 2011
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- Date de sortie
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- Sites officiels
- Langue
- Aussi connu sous le nom de
- Mars Needs Moms
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Box-office
- Budget
- 150 000 000 $ US (estimation)
- Brut – États-Unis et Canada
- 21 392 758 $ US
- Fin de semaine d'ouverture – États-Unis et Canada
- 6 914 488 $ US
- 13 mars 2011
- Brut – à l'échelle mondiale
- 39 233 678 $ US
- Durée1 heure 28 minutes
- Couleur
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- Rapport de forme
- 2.35 : 1
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