“The Magic Roundabout 2005” is an animated adventure film where a group of animals embark on a journey to save their friend, a rabbit named Flo, from the clutches of an evil grasshopper. The group faces obstacles such as treacherous terrain and dangerous enemies, but they are determined to succeed. Along the way, they discover the power of friendship and teamwork. The film features colorful and vibrant animation that brings the world of the magic roundabout to life. Overall, it is an exciting and heartwarming tale that will delight both children and adults alike.
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Review
Have you ever watched a movie and felt completely transported to another world, one where anything is possible? That’s exactly how I felt watching “The Magic Roundabout,” a delightful animated film that will leave you spellbound. Directed by Dave Borthwick, Jean Duval, and Frank Passingham, this movie follows the adventures of a group of lovable characters as they journey across magical lands.
The plot revolves around a mystical land where the sunshine has been stolen by an evil sorcerer named Zeebad. The story focuses on the heroic efforts of a group of friends including Dougal, Ermintrude, Brian the Snail, Dylan, and Zebedee as they courageously confront Zeebad in order to save their home. Along the way they encounter some wild adventures which involve many dangers and surprises.
One of the most interesting things about this film is its origins. It was originally a French children’s television show called “Le Manège Enchanté,” which translates to “The Enchanted Carousel.” The show was beloved by both adults and children alike for its whimsical animated stories. Therefore, it comes as no surprise that it was eventually adapted into a full-length feature film.
The animation throughout this movie is breathtakingly beautiful, with vivid colors and intricate designs that transport you straight into the fantastical world of these characters. The music score is also enchanting, featuring both original compositions and classic songs from artists such as Robbie Williams, Kylie Minogue and Tom Baker.
Another standout aspect of “The Magic Roundabout” is its all-star cast. Featuring stars such as Tom Baker (Doctor Who), Jim Broadbent (Harry Potter), Joanna Lumley (Absolutely Fabulous) and Ian McKellen (The Lord of the Rings), these talented performers bring their unique voices to each of their roles making them come to life in an unforgettable way.
One quote that stands out in this movie came from Zebedee, who imparted wisdom to young viewers, saying “Time for bed. Remember, dreams can come true. You just have to believe.” This simple yet powerful message is something that audiences of all ages can relate to, as it encourages us all to never stop dreaming.
Despite its enchanting storyline and beautiful animation, “The Magic Roundabout” did not initially take off in the U.S market. However, it was a huge success in Europe with positive reviews from critics and fast became a cult classic worldwide.
The production team behind this film put an extraordinary amount of effort into creating a magical world full of wonder and excitement. Many people may assume that animated films are easier to create than live-action movies but that is far from the truth. The amount of work needed for the animation alone would make anyone’s head spin. Every frame had to be drawn multiple times until it was perfect.
Moreover, the film’s special effects are awe-inspiring as well. The characters’ movements and facial expressions appear so fluid and lifelike that it’s easy to forget you are watching animation rather than real-life actors on screen.
However, despite its overall success, there were still some critics who were quite harsh on the film, pointing out flaws in its pacing or plotline or in some cases condemning it for not being as good as the original French show.
But even with this criticism “The Magic Roundabout” has made its mark on children’s cinema history due to its lovable characters and inspirational message which resonate with everyone who has watched it.
Overall, “The Magic Roundabout” is an enchanting film that will leave you feeling uplifted and inspired about the limitless possibilities that life has to offer all of us. Whatever your age or background might be this movie proves that imagination truly has no limits as we all continue our journey through life believing in our own dreams just like these unforgettable characters did.
Technical Data
- Runtime : 85
- Release : 2005-02-02
- Genre : Animation, Family
- Cast : Robbie Williams as Dougal (voice), Kylie Minogue as Florence (voice), Ian McKellen as Zebedee (voice), Joanna Lumley as Ermintrude (voice), Jim Broadbent as Brian (voice)
- Crew : Peter Burgis as Foley Artist, Frank Passingham as Director, Mark Thomas as Original Music Composer, Dave Borthwick as Director, Jean Duval as Director
- Popularity 14.708
- Budget : $20,000,000
- Revenue : 0
- Company : Action Synthese, UK Film Council, Pathé Renn Productions
- Summary : A shaggy, candy-loving puppy named Dougal along with a group of friends embarks on a dangerous journey in an effort to imprison their oppressor — the evil ice sorcerer ZeeBad (Zebedee’s evil twin). As the world is placed in mortal danger Zeebad who wants to turn the world to ice. Doogal and his friends must recover 3 diamonds that are needed to stop him.
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