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Title: Mortadelo & Filemon: The Big Adventure (2003)
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6 wins & 2 nominations.
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Benito Pocino | ... | Mortadelo |
| Pepe Viyuela | ... | Filemón Pi | |
| Dominique Pinon | ... | Fredy Mazas | |
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Paco Sagarzazu | ... | Tirano |
| Mariano Venancio | ... | El Súper | |
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Janfri Topera | ... | Profesor Bacterio |
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Berta Ojea | ... | Ofelia |
| María Isbert | ... | Sra. Filemón | |
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Emilio Gavira | ... | Rompetechos |
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Germán Montaner | ... | Klaus |
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Janusz Ziemniak | ... | Nadiusko |
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Paco Hidalgo | ... | Verdugo |
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Javier Aller | ... | Mickey el Gigante |
| Luis Ciges | ... | Ingeniero en cemento | |
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José Manuel Moya | ... | Danino |
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The DDT, the professor Bacterio's dangerous invention has just been stolen by the dictator of Tirania. The Súper wants to recover it but he knows that it should not call Mortadelo and Filemón, so it sends the case to a boaster detective called Freddy Mazas so that recover the invention, but Freddy is bribed by the dictator Tirano. The mission seems that it will fail although Mortadelo and Filemón investigate the case for their own means. Written by amanfigo@yahoo.es
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slapstick comedy | spoof | secret agent | local blockbuster | espionage |Taglines:
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Filemón Pí: Deciding who's taking you out to dinner, Ofelia.
Ofelia: Don't cry, Mr. Filemón. You can take me out some other time.
Mortadelo: No, that's why he's crying. The loser takes the cow out to pasture.
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Written by Ray Evans and Jay Livingston
Universal Music Publishing Spain
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(at around 1h 35 mins) Near the end, at the parade, a poster on the wall says "Ibañez for President". Francisco Ibáñez is the creator of the Mortadelo and Filemón cartoon characters. See more »Quotes
Ofelia: What are you doing?Filemón Pí: Deciding who's taking you out to dinner, Ofelia.
Ofelia: Don't cry, Mr. Filemón. You can take me out some other time.
Mortadelo: No, that's why he's crying. The loser takes the cow out to pasture.
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Gustamante as the 3D mosquito. This is a reference to singer David Bustamante. See more »Alternate Versions
German theatrical version was cut prior to submission to the FSK by ca. 19 minutes because the distributor thought they would never get a "Not under 6" rating for the complete version. Ironically, the complete version was later released on DVD with exactly that rating. See more »Soundtracks
Qué será, seráWritten by Ray Evans and Jay Livingston
Universal Music Publishing Spain
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EUR7,500,000 (estimated)Cumulative Worldwide Gross:
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This movie has surprisingly good visual effects for a low budget Spanish movie, compared to Hollywood productions, but it is a very boring movie. It is a good adaptation from the comic book as most of the elements of the "tebeo" actually are well depicted in the movie, but the characters are lifeless and somehow you do not get attached to them. I just sat back and watched how those readings that I used to like in school came to life visually but I hardly laughed at the jokes and gags, they were too childish and repetitive. Another misconception was that characters, specially Mortadelo, should talk rapidly and with an unvaried tone (actually, acting was kind of poor). During the film, I didn't even understand what they were saying and I guess I should wait to see it in tv to get most of their lines. I prefer P.Tinto, Fesser's first movie, it has the same good visual effects, but, at least, there is some heart in the characters and you get a little more interested in the plot.