Mortadelo and Filemon: Mission - Save the Planet
(2008)
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Mortadelo
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Pepe Viyuela | ... | |
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Berta Ojea | ... | |
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Janfri Topera | ... | |
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Mariano Venancio | ... | |
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Botijola
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Toribia
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Andrés Gasch | ... |
Matraca
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Chulín
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Verónica Bagdasarian | ... |
Chica Olegario
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Juanma Lara | ... |
Séneca
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Luis Bermejo | ... |
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A live-action adaptation of a series of Spanish comic books about a pair of spies.
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Country:
SpainLanguage:
SpanishRelease Date:
25 January 2008 (Spain) See more »Also Known As:
Mortadelo and Filemon: Mission - Save the Planet See more »Filming Locations:
Madrid, SpainBox Office
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€10,000,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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Written by Carlos Jean
Produced by Carlos Jean
© Warner/Chappell Music Spain, S.A.
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The movie is released in 2008, the 50th anniversary of the characters. See more »Soundtracks
"Mon amour"Written by Carlos Jean
Produced by Carlos Jean
© Warner/Chappell Music Spain, S.A.
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After watching this new "Mortadelo y Filemon" (Clever&Smart) approach to the cinemas I just can think on how rushed and overlooked the movie feels. Continuity failures, disjointed music in relation to the image, poorly worked and badly structured screenplay, low quality sound effects (some of them seemed to have been downloaded from one of those free sounds websites), and a Mortadelo and Filemón's personification too mixed with nowadays "cultural" references.
To sum up, in spite of the special effects, the movie still has a certain amateur aftertaste, of whom without a doubt its director is the responsible as he's far from the previous movie's director (Javier Fesser) skills and talent.