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G-Force - Agenten mit Biss Digital 3D (G-Force)
U.S.A. 2009

Opening 15 Oct 2009

Directed by: Hoyt Yeatman
Writing credits: Cormac Wibberley, Marianne Wibberley, Hoyt Yeatman Jr., David P.I. James
Principal actors: Bill Nighy, Sam Rockwell, Will Arnett, Jon Favreau, Zach Galifianakis

Here comes a 3-D film, which has become the new trend in order to stop pirating of films. Walt Disney and Jerry Bruckheimer successfully fling flying fuzzy guinea pigs into the air while moles become computer wizards diving deep into the networks. The animals believe that they are genetically changed, which gives them superhero skills which can be used to save the world. Naturally, since the government needs to justify its expenditure, it decides to shut the lab down. The animals escape to a pet store and realize that the world is in trouble.

Sadly the film is stuck with the simple conservative plot of good versus evil. There is nothing new or surprising in this film, and it is clearly made for kids between eight and twelve years old who enjoy techno video games and stuffed animals. Most parents will suffer through this ridiculous film, so I would suggest to let a teenager take the group of kids in, and the parents can go and enjoy some other film. (Shelly Schoeneshoefer)

 
 
 
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