Director:
Václav VorlíčekMúsica:
Radim Hladík st.Reparto:
Petra Černocká, Helena Nováčková, Jan Hrušínský, Jiřina Bohdalová, Petr Nárožný, Josef Somr, Jiří Lábus, Naďa Konvalinková, Jaromír Dulava, Ota Jirák (más)Streaming (2)
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Si tus juguetes son especiales… ¡a lo mejor es porque tu madre es una bruja! Esta es la conclusión a la que llega Saxana después de vivir una trepidante aventura en el mundo mágico, donde descubrirá que su madre es una bruja. Saxana está jugando en el ático cuando descubre un libro algo especial… ¡los dibujos hablan y se mueven! Con ayuda de un nuevo amigo que acaba de saltar del libro, Saxana recorrerá el mundo mágico, donde conocerá a criaturas muy particulares, algunas buenas y otras… no tanto. Para su sorpresa, su tía también aparecerá en el mundo mágico, aunque con unas intenciones algo distintas. (Filmin)
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I actually watched Little Witch on a Broomstick in stages over Christmas, when it was on. It actually wasn’t even my intention to watch it, I guess you could say it was fate. I didn’t want to watch it, but since it was already on, I didn’t change the channel. It was clear to me that the movie would end up getting a Boo! review from me, but I had no idea of just how bad the movie really was. I really respect Mr. Vorlíček and I really like his work. But why the hell would he make the effort to make a movie like this? In my opinion, it was a waste of time and even Saxana now suffers from a sophomore slump. The combination of the cartoon and the live part is terrible. I am not saying the animation is completely bad, it’s more that the parts don’t really fit together at all. It’s utter nonsense. I don’t know about kids, but I would get really lost in the beginning of the movie because there really is nothing to hold on to. And all those bits stolen from various other movies which were incorporated in the story? That’s almost disgusting for me.
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A mammoth nymphomaniac, dreaming of her own monument, and disgusting digital castration of everything that made Vorlíček a top director. I deeply feel sorry for all those who feel any sympathy for this memento of post-revolutionary normalization taste and morality. A film that no one should watch - especially children.
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"I am the president of the court! Give me back my size immediately!" Actually, I'm not surprised that the only moment that amused me in Little Witch on a Broomstick was (a shrunken and squealing) Petr Nárožný. This film failed, and failed badly. But rather than getting angry, it makes me sad. Not only did the original The Girl on the Broomstick not deserve such a sequel (i.e., it didn't need one), but Václav Vorlíček didn't deserve to make something similar. A world brimming with fantasy was replaced by ugly and unnecessary digital effects, and I had the feeling that most of the actors were acting more out of duty and nobility, because they didn't want to refuse Vorlíček's offer... And I could go on. An unfortunate film.
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A sequel 40 years later. We’ve not seen that before. Little Witch on a Broomstick experienced its story through two production phases spanning the last decade. Although the subject is much older and would have been best suited to the time of the fading phenomenon of Ota Hofman, i.e. to the time of the two-part Cathy and the Ghosts (1992). And the result? It’s a nice combination of Goat Story: The Old Prague Legends (2008) and Who Wants to Kill Jessie? (1966). It borrows old characters and the underground realm from the original The Girl on the Broomstick (1971), which drew its script from the Franková, Macourek & Vorlíček trio. The humor was changed and the poetics have generally adapted to the adventure that stars Student 2.B, who has the same name as her mom. The young love between Saxana and Honza Bláha is replaced by an ageless elf played by Jiřina Bohdalová, who plays Aunt Irma and devotes herself as intensely to her writing career as to her new suitors. Other new characters include Nárožný's uncle Evžen and Lábus' publisher Pleskot. They are all where they need to be, and when they talk it will remind children of the fairy tales they told in the past. Dulava's gourmet-criminal Crashman from comicsland represents a comics insert written by Gruss, who grew up on Crew magazine and is now one of the current leaders in his field. There were also some partial recasts - Somr replaced Bláha, the original headmaster of the underground school, and Kluková replaced Píchová, the teacher who gave Saxana 300 years of detention. Jirák and Hrubešová vary Libíček and Obermaierová as hospital staff, and Konvalinková as Mrs. Laštovková, for example, substitutes primarily for the patient from the Růžičková asylum. The moment we accept the fact that from a forty-year marriage Saxana and Honza now have only an eight-year-old girl, and realize that the vast majority of the acting was done by a different team of people than the ones who took over the fragment of it and finished the entire bridge project, we’ve actually won. By Czech standards, this is an unprecedented result that is atmospheric and very playful. The abundance of animated characters and entire sequences makes you forget about the particular limit of acting skills shown by the main character. The most charming of these certainly include Chlupáček, who seems to have fallen out of medieval Prague, or the dragon, after which it is not advisable to go to the toilet. The various partial jokes refer to the traditional Czech vision of fictional worlds of many genres, in particular, that the fairy tale knapsack would fit into many an adventure, of which there used to be many at the time of the successful Gooky. (Seen of August 26, 2011)
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The worst thing is the fact that Václav Vorlíček and Miloš Macourek once thought that with this script, they were adding an honest continuation to The Girl on the Broomstick. And yet the non-story avalanche of logical nonsense and unwatchable special effects is as preposterous as the desire of an eighty-year-old matador to make a buck off Pottermania. The loose Auntie Irma, seducing everything in sight, is obviously an ideal choice for the youngest viewers.
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