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Title: El lince perdido (2008)
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Cast
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David Robles | ... | Félix (voice) |
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Cecilia Santiago | ... | Beeea (voice) |
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Conchi López | ... | Astarté (voice) |
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Abraham Aguilar | ... | Gus (voice) |
| Julio Núñez | ... | Noé (credit only) | |
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Roberto Cuenca | ... | Noé (voice) |
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Stephen Hughes | ... | Newmann / Gus / Nurse 1 / Additional Voices (voice) |
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Carlos del Pino | ... | Rupert (voice) |
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Pepa Castro | ... | Doctora (voice) |
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Beatriz Berciano | ... | Lincesa (voice) |
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Javier García Sáenz | ... | Soldado Pequeño (voice) (as Javier García) |
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David García | ... | Soldado Gordo (voice) |
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Esperanza Pedreño | ... | Patty (voice) |
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César Sarachu | ... | Diógenes (voice) |
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Javier Gauna | ... | Guarda Doñana / Topo X (voice) |
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A group of animals look for a way off of an eccentric billionaire's own personal Noah's Ark.
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La extinción es el menor de sus problemas (The extinction is the least of their problems)Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)
Rated PG for mild action/peril and some rude humor | See all certifications »Parents Guide:
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Country:
SpainLanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
25 December 2008 (Spain) See more »Also Known As:
The Missing Lynx See more »Company Credits
Production Co:
Canal Sur Televisión, Televisión de Galicia (TVG) S.A., Euskal Irrati Telebista (EiTB) See more »
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(European Film Market)Color:
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1.78 : 1
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Félix: I got into a fight with a... bear, a really big one. Sometimes, i can't control my wild instinct.
Lincesa: You sure you didn't electrocute yourself on the fence?
Félix: [pauses]
Lincesa: Your hair is standing on air, you got burn marks on your paws, and well, i saw you when i got here.
Félix: I... i didn't want you to think i was one of those tamed cats.
Lincesa: Be careful! There are only a few of us left. And there will be even fewer if you keep having accidents like that.
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Performed by We Are Balboa
Written by Carlos del Amo
Courtesy of Flair Records
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Stephen Hughes played the evil hunter Newmann in both the English and Spanish versions. See more »Quotes
Lincesa: What happen to you?Félix: I got into a fight with a... bear, a really big one. Sometimes, i can't control my wild instinct.
Lincesa: You sure you didn't electrocute yourself on the fence?
Félix: [pauses]
Lincesa: Your hair is standing on air, you got burn marks on your paws, and well, i saw you when i got here.
Félix: I... i didn't want you to think i was one of those tamed cats.
Lincesa: Be careful! There are only a few of us left. And there will be even fewer if you keep having accidents like that.
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Crazy Credits
During the end credits there's a scene involving Newmann. See more »Soundtracks
Space Between BodiesPerformed by We Are Balboa
Written by Carlos del Amo
Courtesy of Flair Records
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As has been said by me many times, am a huge fan of animation. Always have been, always will be, so naturally will see any animated film regardless of age, how high budget or not it is and the studio/director it comes from.
There are far better animated films than 'The Missing Lynx', naming them however would be unfair but many are likely to put forward the best of Disney and Pixar. There are also infinitely worse, at least with 'The Missing Lynx' some effort was put into it which is more than can be said with far more amateurish efforts from Video Brinquedo and Spark Plug Entertainment. It's not a great film but there are far worse ways to waste one's time.
It does have some nice detailed backgrounds and some vibrancy in the colours. It has a peppy soundtrack that gives the film energy. While the characters hardly have depth, the protagonists have likable charm and there are a few amusing side characters.
Children and adults will find things to enjoy in 'The Missing Lynx', more so children because while adults shouldn't find it a struggle the flaws will be more apparent. Children will like the innocent humour and the lively action as well as the protagonists and side characters, while the adults may admire the good intentions of the environmental message, that thankfully isn't as preachy as one would think and that it does try to have an emotional connection.
However, not all the animation is great. Some of the colours are flat but it's the blocky character designs and their stiff movements that fare weakest. The story is too simple and too much of a patchwork of derivative elements except executed in an inferior way.
Some of the writing similarly misfires, especially in its tendency to inexplicably over-explain. There is nothing to be confused by here for younger audiences and they will have no problem keeping up, so the over-explaining really wasn't necessary. While the protagonists and side characters fare decently, the villains are too much like stock caricatures and could have been more threatening. A lot of the voice acting is wooden and some of it is also mismatched.
In summary, 'The Missing Lynx' is alright but nothing special. 5/10 Bethany Cox