Antboy: Den Røde Furies hævn (2014)

A superhero called Antboy fights against evil in his hometown.

Director:

Ask Hasselbalch

Writers:

Anders Ølholm (screenplay), Anders Ølholm (screen story)

Stars:

Oscar Dietz, Samuel Ting Graf, Amalie Kruse Jensen

1 win & 9 nominations.

Cast

Credited cast:
Oscar Dietz	...	Pelle / Antboy
Samuel Ting Graf	...	Wilhelm
Amalie Kruse Jensen	...	Ida
Astrid Juncher-Benzon	...	Maria Musajev / The Red Fury
Marcuz Jess Petersen	...	Allan / Terror Twin
Johannes Jeffries Sørensen	...	Mark / Terror Twin
Hector Brøgger Andersen	...	Christian
Cecilie Alstrup Tarp	...	Amanda
Boris Aljinovic	...	Rustam Musajev
Torbjørn Hummel	...	Maria's Father Dub (voice)
Nicolas Bro	...	Albert Gæmmelkra / The Flee
Nicoline Sharma Rubow	...	Amandas Veninde 1
Mille Rosendahl	...	Amandas Veninde 2
Mira Balloli	...	Amandas Veninde 3
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Nathan Harrington	...	Christian (version: English) (voice)

Storyline

His triumph over The Flea, has made Antboy hugely popular. But he is now up against a more formidable foe in the shape of the new boy in school, a smooth charmer who is fully intent on luring Ida away from Pelle. Pelle also finds himself being haunted; a brand new supervillain has announced her arrival.

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Genres:

Adventure | Comedy | Family | Fantasy

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Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)

Rated PG for some action sequences and rude behavior

Details

Country:

Denmark Germany

Language:

Danish English

Release Date:

25 December 2014 (Denmark)

Also Known As:

Antboy II

Filming Locations:

Hamburg, Germany

Company Credits

Production Co:

Nimbus Film Productions,Norddeutscher Rundfunk (NDR)

Technical Specs

Runtime:

80 min

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

Is dedicated "In Loving Memory" to Anders Dietz. Anders Dietz was a musician and the father of Oscar Dietz (Antboy). The elder Dietz was in a supermarket shopping for steak when he suffered a cerebral hemorrhage . He died in a hospital several days later, on February 21, 2014, a week shy of his 45th birthday.

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Connections

Referenced in Hamburg Journal: Episode dated 15 March 2014 (2014)

User Reviews

Has an unexplainable charm...

It's one of the most painful and awkward superhero movie I've ever found. What can I say? It's poorly written, has dumb illogical things, the acting is a bit better than in the first move. But for some weird reason I've had more fun watching this than any other movie ever. 10/10 A move I'll be watching over and over again.