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John Travolta, Miley Cyrus, Susie Essman, Malcolm McDowell, Chloë Grace Moretz, Greg Germann, James Lipton, Nick Swardson, Nathan Greno, Diedrich Bader (więcej)VOD (5)
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Piorun jest gwiazdą Hollywood – psim aktorem, który wciela się w postać superbohatera. Kiedy przypadkowo trafia do Nowego Jorku i rozpoczyna podróż przez cały kraj, wierzy, że rzeczywiście posiada magiczne moce – tak jak grana przez niego postać. Dzięki tej niezwykłej przygodzie i pomocy dwójki wiernych przyjaciół – bezdomnej kotki i uzależnionego od telewizji chomika, Bolt odkryje, że aby być prawdziwym bohaterem nie potrzeba cudownych mocy, ani magii. (Forum Film PL)
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Bolt is a really cool film that manages to engage with a relatively original premise and likable animal characters. I liked the original idea that relies on the contrast of the events in movies vs. reality. Bolt, the canine protagonist and movie star all rolled into one, suddenly has to deal with this fact somehow. He is accompanied on his quest for the truth by a quirky cat with a sober view of the world, and a hyperactive hamster who is also Bolt's #1 fan. This seemingly disparate trio provided many a humorous moment. In short, the result is an enjoyable film that flows nicely and offers humour, action and education.
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I openly admit that the works of the Disney studio repel me due to its orientation towards non-conflict family films, films so to speak "for everyone," and its negative influence on the form of animated films, and I am somewhat biased toward them. That's why I was even more surprised that this new full-length animation is not only watchable but is also equal to the best animated films of the year. If I compare it to WALL-E, the Pixar film is better in terms of animation technique, but emotionally, I like Bolt better. The first half of the film deserves a clear five stars, but in the second half, where ironic exaggeration was replaced by sentiment and heroic pathos in the style of Lassie Come Home, I had to lower it to 4 stars. However, the first part reigns with lightness and craftsmanship virtuosity. Thanks to the moderate irony, these scenes can be appreciated by both fans of similar action spectacles and their critics who perceive these scenes as parodies. Well-drawn characters, with Bolt appearing as Don Quixote and his companion, a black cat with her practical, somewhat cynical approach to the surrounding world, like Sancho Panza. Nice, dynamic, and well-constructed scenes, simply a quality film for children, one that is even easily digestible for their adult supervisors. Overall impression: 85%.
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Question: When will people stop comparing all animation to what Pixar does? Answer: When there are more films of such quality for everyone, like Bolt. A clever, brisk and funny film with likeable animal heroes (Bolt is great, but the ironic cat, the moronic pigeons and the maniac hamster are not at all bad either), a beginning that perfectly takes its cues from action movies and TV series of all kinds, something for the youngest viewers and a wink to the adult audience... The moral lesson at the end is there, of course, but it is delivered so nicely (no tears or long hugs) that it cannot offend. Plus Powell's great music, good dubbing (Travolta is Travolta)... Four pure stars.
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That hamster was a baller. The silver screen never saw a weirder TV serial fan than this before. The cynical kitty was also pretty cool and Bolt is every inch a charmer. Their journey is predictable, but also filled with action, wisecracks and enough of self irony, that it will entertain adults as well as kids. And Powell’s music is delicious once again. Everything is exactly as it should be. - Wow you are so cute. I had exactly the same hamster when I was a kid. - I’m going to kill you!
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The megalomaniacal intro, which manages in a split second to both honor and parody what Michael Bay loves so much, unfortunately, represents the high point of the entire film. It then spends the subsequent ninety minutes dealing with one personal realization, which it gets to through stiff dialogue, forced jokes, and lemonade sentiment, kept afloat by a replaced John Powell and a hamster with a hellish cadence of deadly catchphrases. The rest of it is unwatchable.
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