Director:
Jeff FowlerCámara:
Brandon TrostMúsica:
Tom HolkenborgReparto:
Ben Schwartz, James Marsden, Jim Carrey, Tika Sumpter, Idris Elba, Natasha Rothwell, Adam Pally, Shemar Moore, Lee Majdoub, Colleen O'Shaughnessey (más)Streaming (5)
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Después de establecerse en Green Hills, Sonic se muere por demostrar que tiene madera de auténtico héroe. La prueba de fuego llega con el retorno del malvado Robotnik, en esta ocasión con un nuevo compinche, Knuckles, en busca de una esmeralda que tiene el poder de destruir civilizaciones. Sonic forma equipo con su propio compañero de fatigas, Tails, y juntos se lanzan a una aventura que les llevará por todo el mundo en busca de la preciada piedra para evitar que caiga en manos equivocadas. (Paramount Pictures España)
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Más acción, más localizaciones y más personajes, lo que sin duda es un cambio a mejor en comparación con la primera película, que era relativamente pobre en estos aspectos. Diversión familiar genial, siempre que Sonic y Jim Carrey haciendo muecas no te resulten molestos (lo que puede ocurrir con facilidad). Pasa bastante rápido, y su cierta literalidad y previsibilidad se le pueden perdonar fácilmente teniendo en cuenta el público al que se dirige. Por lo demás, sigue siendo cierto que la velocidad de Sonic se utiliza principalmente para crear gags y rara vez para resolver de manera práctica una situación complicada. El trabajo esquemático con la trama es una lástima (soy el único que sabe donde está el poderoso artefacto que en ningún caso debe caer en manos de los villanos, pero en vez de no decírselo a nadie, voy a ese lugar, y claro, sin querer, llevo a ese lugar a los villanos), al igual que algunos otros momentos, cuando uno pregunta a sí mismo si realmente son tan tontos. Sonic y su amigo salen del concurso de baile como perdedores incompetentes, ¿pero segundos después son de repente campeones del mundo de estilo libre? El criado de Robotnik no tiene ni idea de cómo controlar el robot gigante, pero en un momento se ha leído todo el manual y está instruyendo al propio Robotnik? ¿Los personajes humanos tienen en sus manos tecnologías alienígenas que tiran regularmente después del primer uso cuando se demuestra su utilidad? Claro, son detalles, pero son muchísimos, y si cada uno de ellos mata la credibilidad de otra escena, afecta a la impresión general de manera bastante significativa.
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I found the second outing of the blue hedgehog comparable in quality to the first one, in fact I could write almost the same thing about the sequel as I did about its predecessor. Sonic the Hedgehog 2 is entertainment with all the trimmings, aimed mainly at a younger audience, yet it manages to appeal to an adult viewer as well. Jim Carrey as Robotnik may have changed his moustache, but his (at times annoying) ticks remain. The alien family has grown to include two more characters (Tails and Knuckles), but they were not as entertaining as Sonic. A good portion of the humour was again provided by Natasha Rothwell as the very bad-ass bride. In the last third, the films winks at the MCU – Magneto and Captain Marvel. The kids in the theater were laughing out loud, I was more just inwardly amused. But I'll gladly go to the next sequel, which the ending this one beckoned. Better three stars!
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This is an ideal case of a film where both the kids and the old man, who appreciates the Borat references and actually enjoys the starkly simple model of the theft of all the basic superhero clichés, had a wonderful time. A napkin would really be an unnecessarily generous area for the plot of Sonic 2, but never-mind. Fowler has once again created brisk and edible family entertainment that doesn't run out of steam and even has something of an emotional edge. With the number of video game adaptations, I dare say that both Sonic films are essentially the only ones that hold up completely fine. They don't try to be anything they are not and are as carefree as that blue hedgehog in sneakers. And most importantly they have Jim Carrey, whose performance carries them just fine.
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The hit sequel to Sonic is a gaming success both financially and qualitatively. It's hard to think of a more entertaining family filmin recent memory. Jim Carrey is absolutely off the rails here, it's great to see him in a role he's thoroughly enjoying after a long time, and his grimaces, wisecracks, and gags are properly wild again. Sonic is endearing, the one-liners and allusions to various films are a delight, the action is cool, the finale packed with references references to the game is fine, and there's one very unexpected twist. Really great fun for me. 7.5/10.
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Pretty much the same thing we got from Sonic last time. Still good for me, though. The blue hedgehog is likeable, he's good at action and humour, Jim Carrey is still having fun on screen and the new villain Knuckles is good too. It's a shame the film is a bit too long, which is especially evident in the third quarter, which deals with things that have little to do with Sonic and his adventures. But otherwise it passes pleasantly and neither children nor adults will be bored.
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