Musique:
Michel ColombierActeurs·trices:
Roger Carel, Pierre Tornade, Henri Labussière, Julien Guiomar, Henri Poirier, Marie-Anne Chazel, Patrick Préjean, Ron Moody, Michael Elphick (plus)Résumés(1)
Obélix a malencontreusement assommé le Druide d'un coup de menhir. Sous le choc, le pauvre Panoramix en oublie la formule de la potion magique. Un devin en profite alors pour jeter un sort sur les Gaulois qui, terrorisés, désertent le village. Cependant, Astérix, Obélix et le Druide sont restés et retrouvent enfin la formule, à l'issue de nombreuses expériences aux effets délirants sur un pauvre Romain. (Gaumont)
(plus)Critiques (3)
Definitely the gloomiest Asterix. The atmosphere of doom and destruction may be too real at times, especially when I consider that this is really a kid’s movie. The humor (which is one of the best things about the movie) is mainly thanks to Getafix, who suffers from amnesia after being hit by Obelix's menhir. If I remember correctly The Big Fight was actually my first Asterix movie (as for the comic books, “Asterix and the Golden Sickle" was excellent).
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A typical cheerful fairy tale, this time about how the druid Panoramix has gone completely mad and the dumb villagers have to face both the insistent Romans and a cunning soothsayer. And since we already know our two heroes well, it's not without roasted wild boar, a good beating and, of course, the wacky and omnipresent humour inherent in all Asterix adventures. 80%
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This is one of those Asterix movies that has some really good moments, there are entertaining elements here, but at the same time there are places that are completely dull and uninteresting. I consider the fortune-teller to be one of those uninteresting characters, which is a bit of a problem because he is important to the whole story. However, it was precisely because of him that I didn't enjoy the movie as much.
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