Jordi Gasull and Javier López Barreira, linked to the first two installments of the ‘Tadeo Jones’ saga, sign the script for the entertaining ‘Momias’.
Although less is said about it, our animation productions are also part of that magnificent and varied harvest of Spanish cinema which, in long and short film format, wins international prizes and recognitions. ‘Mummies’, whose action captivates you from its first minutes like any live action movie, is a good example of this. Characters with meat, that appeal to the emotions of the spectators according to their ages, frames, camera movements and artistic direction worthy of any adventure film, and something essential, a very ingenious script (the shopping trip of the mummies to the department stores inspired by London’s Harrods is memorable), with winks for adults and childrenby Jordi Gasull and Javier López Barreira, linked to the first two installments of the ‘Tadeo Jones’ saga.
It weighs a bit that the chosen formula is too mimetic of the musical model with the Hollywood stamp. On the other hand, a success is that professional dubbers have been used for the characters and not stars with voices that are sometimes so recognizable that they tend to take you out of fiction.
Ideal for parents who want to go to the movies with their little ones without getting bored
DATA SHEET
Address: Juan Jesus Garcia Galocha Country: Spain Year: 2023 Release date: 24–2-2023 Gender: Animation Script: Jordi Gasull, Javier Barreira Duration: 88 min.
Synopsis: In the bowels of the earth, there is a city of mummies! By imperial mandate, Princess Nefer must marry Thut, a former charioteer. No one wants marriage; Nefer because he craves freedom, and Thut because he is allergic to marriage.
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