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Mark MothersbaughActeurs·trices:
Bill Hader, Anna Faris, Terry Crews, James Caan, Andy Samberg, Neil Patrick Harris, Will Forte, Benjamin Bratt, Kristen Schaal, Cody Cameron (plus)VOD (4)
Résumés(1)
Après le succès du premier film, TEMPÊTE DE BOULETTES GÉANTES 2 nous entraîne dans les nouvelles aventures de Flint Lockwood. Inventeur d'une machine capable de transformer l'eau en nourriture, Flint avait été obligé de la détruire parce que son invention avait déchaîné des pluies torrentielles de cheeseburgers et des tempêtes de spaghettis, menaçant toute la planète... Pourtant, la machine n'a pas disparu, et elle crée maintenant des croisements entre animaux et aliments, les « miam-nimaux » ! Flint et ses amis s'embarquent dans une périlleuse mission pour affronter des tacodiles affamés, des hamburaraignées, des serpommes, des hippopatatames... (Sony Pictures Releasing France)
(plus)Critiques (4)
Such a wonderfully imaginative world of an island inhabited by sentient food... And such a boring story. Too bad. The arrival and island exploration scenes are great, but the plot is so stupidly mediocre and the main villain so unbelievably annoying that it almost took away all the, ahem, flavour.
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While the first film was dominated by an original idea with animated food, in the second one the creators let their imagination run wild and created an imaginative world ready to be eaten. But the clichéd story and predictable behaviour and character development undermine all this. In the last half hour, the film strongly evoked a more accessible version of Avatar with food replacing the inhabitants of Pandora. The creatures inhabiting Swallow Falls were good, and the award for the cutest character goes to the strawberry. All in all, a mediocre bite.
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The first part didn't really grow on me, and the second one just continues what was happening, without there being any amazing story, but rather something expected. The biggest contribution is the moment when the characters return to the island and find many interesting creatures there. The creators have played with them and it is most visible that the film is not a complete waste of time.
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Some infantile crap that I literally suffered through. The authors didn't even come close to writing a good joke, and it’s considerably more embarrassing than cute. A flop not just in terms of box office sales.
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