Hôtel Transylvanie 3 : Des vacances monstrueuses

  • États-Unis Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation (plus)
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Résumés(1)

Notre famille de monstres préférée embarque pour une croisière de rêve afin que Drac puisse enfin souffler un peu et savourer des vacances au lieu de s’occuper de tout le monde à l’hôtel. Tout s’annonce à merveille pour la petite famille, entre matchs de volley monstres, excursions exotiques et séances de bronzette au clair de lune… Mais les vacances idéales prennent un tour inattendu lorsque Mavis se rend compte que Drac est tombé sous le charme de la mystérieuse Ericka, la capitaine humaine du navire, dont le secret les menace tous… (Sony Pictures Releasing France)

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Critiques (3)

MrHlad 

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anglais The spooky gang goes on holiday and Dracula falls in love. Unfortunately, with a captain who comes from the family of his greatest enemies... Hotel Transylvania 3 doesn't come with anything new, but if you're a fan of the previous two, you won't be bored. After all, it's just as likeable, cutely styled and full of fun characters, and with such a cadence of jokes that it doesn't matter if half of them don't really work. A fine animated slapstick. ()

NinadeL 

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anglais By the third film, the original theme was pretty much exhausted. The Hotel Transylvania films have become a series of Halloween pranks and gags. The shorts and the TV series maintain a much more interesting level. ()

lamps 

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anglais Although the previous episodes couldn’t be called peak entertainment, they were fun (though often quite childish), but the third one is a dud with a dozen characters running around screaming and saying something here and there. The story had a promising idea, but it feels lousy, just like the secondary characters, who are clearly out of funny ammo. At least, in a grotesque and original way, it wants to deliver an important message and presents evidence that modern music is evil both for the ears and the soul. ()