Réalisation:
Rob LettermanPhotographie:
David TattersallMusique:
Henry JackmanActeurs·trices:
Jack Black, Jason Segel, Emily Blunt, Amanda Peet, Billy Connolly, Chris O'Dowd, T.J. Miller, James Corden, Catherine Tate, Joe Lo Truglio (plus)VOD (4)
Résumés(1)
Lemuel Gulliver a toujours rêvé de devenir un grand journaliste. Après avoir menti pour pouvoir partir en reportage dans le triangle des Bermudes, il fait naufrage et se réveille sur Lilliput, une île mystérieuse peuplée d'êtres minuscules. Dans ce nouveau monde extraordinaire, Gulliver s'attribue le mérite des plus grandes inventions et des plus grands évènements historiques. Malheureusement, ses mensonges vont entraîner ses nouveaux amis vers une dangereuse bataille. Pour pouvoir réparer ses erreurs, Gulliver n'a plus d'autre choix que de devenir un héros, un vrai ! (20th Century Fox FR)
(plus)Critiques (4)
More bearable than I expected, I even chuckled a couple of times, but not enough to recommend it – even slightly.
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I was soooo looking forward to this movie! And to be honest, I was quite disappointed. Just the shortness of it suggests it was phoned in. An absolute appetizer and nothing more. It's a shame, because Jack Black really is a riot...
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Occasionally, I find that the movie I'm watching is so incredibly stupid and repulsive to the point of festering that I don't care not only what happens in it and how it ends, but whether I even make it to the end. I couldn't do it with Gulliver's Travels. After half an hour I fell asleep in a rather awkward position, then I woke up during the end credits... And I didn't mind at all.
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That was not nice. Jack Black is so extremely predictable in comedies that it's not pretty. He has nothing to offer in them, and the stupid script, where a romantic story had to be, even though it's perfectly unnecessary, doesn't add anything at all. A couple of fine actors who probably enjoyed the filming but didn't convey any of it to the audience.
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