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Asterix and Obelix: Mansion of the Gods

Original title: Astérix : Le domaine des dieux
  • 2014
  • PG
  • 1h 25m
IMDb RATING
6.9/10
16K
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C. Ernst Harth, Brad Garrett, Guillaume Briat, Roger Carel, Nick Frost, Paul Giamatti, Ken Kramer, and Jack Whitehall in Asterix and Obelix: Mansion of the Gods (2014)
In order to wipe out the Gaulish village by any means necessary, Caesar plans to absorb the villagers into Roman culture by having an estate built next to the village to start a new Roman colony.
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The Roman emperor Julius Caesar wants to convince the Gauls to join the Roman empire. But the duo Asterix and Obelix are not at all willing to cooperate with this plan.The Roman emperor Julius Caesar wants to convince the Gauls to join the Roman empire. But the duo Asterix and Obelix are not at all willing to cooperate with this plan.The Roman emperor Julius Caesar wants to convince the Gauls to join the Roman empire. But the duo Asterix and Obelix are not at all willing to cooperate with this plan.

  • Directors
    • Louis Clichy
    • Alexandre Astier
  • Writers
    • René Goscinny
    • Albert Uderzo
    • Alexandre Astier
  • Stars
    • Roger Carel
    • Lorànt Deutsch
    • Laurent Lafitte
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  • IMDb RATING
    6.9/10
    16K
    YOUR RATING
    • Directors
      • Louis Clichy
      • Alexandre Astier
    • Writers
      • René Goscinny
      • Albert Uderzo
      • Alexandre Astier
    • Stars
      • Roger Carel
      • Lorànt Deutsch
      • Laurent Lafitte
    • 45User reviews
    • 68Critic reviews
  • See production info at IMDbPro
    • Awards
      • 1 win & 2 nominations total

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    Roger Carel
    Roger Carel
    • Astérix
    • (voice)
    • …
    Lorànt Deutsch
    • Anglaigus
    • (voice)
    Laurent Lafitte
    Laurent Lafitte
    • Duplicatha
    • (voice)
    • (as Laurent Lafitte de la Comédie Française)
    Alexandre Astier
    Alexandre Astier
    • Oursenplus
    • (voice)
    Alain Chabat
    Alain Chabat
    • Sénateur Prospectus
    • (voice)
    Elie Semoun
    Elie Semoun
    • Cubitus
    • (voice)
    Géraldine Nakache
    Géraldine Nakache
    • Dulcia
    • (voice)
    Artus de Penguern
    • Petiminus
    • (voice)
    Lionnel Astier
    • Cétautomatix
    • (voice)
    François Morel
    François Morel
    • Ordralfabétix
    • (voice)
    Guillaume Briat
    Guillaume Briat
    • Obélix
    • (voice)
    • …
    Florence Foresti
    Florence Foresti
    • Bonemine
    • (voice)
    Serge Papagalli
    • Abraracourcix
    • (voice)
    Bernard Alane
    Bernard Alane
    • Panoramix
    • (voice)
    Laurent Morteau
    • Agecanonix
    • (voice)
    • …
    Arnaud Léonard
    • Assurancetourix
    • (voice)
    Joëlle Sevilla
    • Iélosubmarine
    • (voice)
    • …
    Philippe Morier-Genoud
    • César
    • (voice)
    • Directors
      • Louis Clichy
      • Alexandre Astier
    • Writers
      • René Goscinny
      • Albert Uderzo
      • Alexandre Astier
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    Wizard-8

    Good fun

    I was a big fan of the original "Asterix" comic books when I was a kid. Still am, as a matter of fact. So when I came across this French computer animated adaptation of the Asterix comic book "The Mansion of the Gods" on Netflix, I was curious to see how well it would be done. I still remember very well the particular Asterix comic book this movie adapted, and I have to say this adaptation is pretty well done. The second half of the movie pretty much stops following what happened in the comic book in order to do its own thing (and to stretch the story to feature length), but the changes to the story do feel straight out of a typical Asterix comic book. The humor (and there's plenty of it) has the exact tone, and happens to be pretty funny. The computer graphics don't quite have the Hollywood polish, but they are colorful and acceptably detailed. The only caution I would deliver to potential viewers is to inform them that they should read some of the original Asterix comics first before watching this movie, since there are some (minor) details that might be confusing for those not familiar with the comics.
    8GlenBender

    Catches the spirit of the comics and the older animation flicks very well!

    It's been a while since an Asterix animation film has been released in cinema's, and as a fan of the series I was very thrilled when I heard the news about a new one. But with the last two live-action movies about this crazy yellow moustached Gaul, my hopes weren't that high.

    Well, let me first put your minds at ease, this movie is way WAY better than the live-action flicks about asterix!

    It's been a while since I laughed more than 10 times with the humour in an animation film, but this one did the job exceptionally well. There is a good mixture of jokes, both for kids and adults.

    The story is based on comic-book nr. 17 (Le Domaine des Dieux). The story isn't very original, but is stays interesting enough and it is fast-paced, without any dull moments.

    However, I recommend that you know something about the world of Asterix before seeing this movie, because you get literally thrown in to the movie without any background-story. It is truly a movie for the fans of the comic books, viewers who never heard of Asterix will not always get the jokes or puns because they don't know the background-story.

    The visuals are stunning and the look of the characters are very recognizable without any unnecessary changes to them.

    It was a pleasant surprise to see Asterix, Obelix and the rest of the gang again in such a positive way, and I hope to see a sequel of the same quality soon :)!

    it does an great job in catching the spirit of the comics and the older animation films. I recommend it ! 8/10
    7Reno-Rangan

    The same old Astrix & Obelix in a new awesome look.

    Like I said in 'Song of the Sea' review, its a 3D animation dominated world. That's mainly in Hollywood, but trend spreading so fast everywhere. Even the Japan shifting gear from anime to 3D anime, I saw it in 'Space Pirate: Captain Harlock'. From a comic book to 2D animation is easy because they are much alike, but it's different when it comes to the 3D. I have seen Micky Mouse and Co transformed into 3D characters that I did not like, because some characters do not suit for that kind of leap. In Micky Mouse, the ears were the biggest drawback. But 'Tintin' was a success and so expecting 'Popeye' would do the same magic which is due next year (2016).

    I have seen all the 'Asterix & Obelix' movies so far from both the format, live-shot and animation, but this is the first 3D animation. I'm so happy that it came overall very well, every detail was retained. Even those mud-smoke/dirt-smoke (whatever it's called) shown exactly as it to be which forms during their fight after the consumption of magic potion. That concept is for comic book, to make understand the readers the situation because the picture is still. But in a motion picture you can show the whole action, if they make that change the trademark will lose. So I must praise the technical side of the movie for the lossless transformation.

    It's like a new beginning in the series in the 'Asterix & Obelix' franchise. Especially this story was not freshly written for the screen, but taken straight from one of the comic books in the series called 'The Mansions of the Gods'. In 3D animation, emotions, violence, comedies would be a little realistic. That's why the movie like 'Brave', 'Frozen', 'Up' appealed strongly on the sentimental side. Gaul's favourite food, the wild boar hunting was compromised, because children would be watching the movie and it might disturb on the softer side of them. Just like the filmmakers avoided the Giant's children and women in 'Jack the Giant Slayer'.

    One of the best things in 'Asterix & Obelix' movies is that the movie might not be awesome, but still it entertains and keeps you engaged. You can't spot the flaws, in animation all are relevant. A man can jump 1000 feet high and leap a mile away. So if there should be something, that must come from the technical side. Since it (Gauls in 3D) is new and so much fun, you can't concentrate finding those faults or you will miss the actual enjoyment.

    ''It's weird that the house looks like a box.''

    As usual the story set in the first BC. The Gaul's enemy the Romans comes with a new strategy to defeat them. They begin to build the large mansions near to their village and later to invade by seducing the community by the Roman culture. So the fight begins between them where the innocent civilians and black slaves get affect more. But Gaul's main intention is to keep the ecosystem unaffected, especially they're against the Romans modern fancy civilization. What happens to the Julius Caeser's 'Veni, Vidi, Vici' is the movie's final battle to disclose.

    Probably a best 'Asterix & Obelix' movie compared to the previous couple of movies. Good to see a non-Hollywood 3D animated movie with a great quality and doing well commercially as well. A whole family together watchable movie, not only for the children. Hoping for the a sequel, I mean very soon. All the above it was short and sweet which runs about 80 minutes. If you are a fan of this comic, you will love it, because lots of the frames look alike. Must be dedicated to the fans.

    7/10
    7kdavies-69347

    Quite Fantastic!

    I have to admit that I am generally ignorant of the Asterix Series. I can remember reading the comics in French class, growing up in Canada and trying to figure out what the stories were about, but that was about the limit of my exposure to this popular Francophone.

    I was pleasantly surprised with this little adventure comedy for kids! The characterization of one of history's greatest rivalries; between the Gauls of Britannia and Caesar of Rome, is hilariously represented in this film. Each person was a caricature of itself, Asterix and his nobility, Obelix and his strength, the Druids deep intelligence, Caesars tyranny, and even the hard working slaves... each one as funny as the last.

    The story is fun as well, full of jokes for everyone. Children I'm sure will laugh throughout at all the silly little events, fights that break out, and of course the cute Dogmatix who runs amok throughout. What really surprised me were the number of slightly adult jokes. Not crude or dirty, but jokes that required a little bit of thought. The hedonism of the Romans, the gluttony of the Gauls, the unionization and unique disposition of the slave leader, not to mention whose bed he sleeps in ;)

    All around a great kids movie, and lots of fun along the way. Certainly as good as most Pixar films from recent years.

    7/10
    8Rold-Ickam

    Great & fun!

    After the disappointment of the 2012 Astérix & Obélix: Au service de sa Majesté and the lame 2008 Astérix aux jeux olympiques, finally a fun and entertaining Asterix movie at the level of 2002 Mission Cleopatre!

    I really liked the subtle (and sometimes not so subtle) humour, similar and so faithful to the comics albums. Yes, Asterix and Obelix are back to their genuine roots!

    One album at the time, one story at the time. There is enough content (adventures, characters, plots) in an Asterix comics album to feed an entire movie, thank you for understanding that.

    Also the "secondary" characters were attaching (like some Roman family, some labour slaves, some Roman legionnaires, etc.), making them a strong addition to the movie and the quality of the story.

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    • Trivia
      Roger Carel, the French voice of Astérix in all previous animated productions, had originally retired from acting when this film was announced, but agreed to return to voice the character one last time.
    • Goofs
      As is the case with many other Asterix movies and stories, the Colosseum is shown during the reign of Julius Caesar, over 120 years before it was built.
    • Quotes

      César: They will have to adapt or vanish

    • Connections
      Followed by Asterix: The Secret of the Magic Potion (2018)
    • Soundtracks
      LUXINFO - Jingle RTL
      Written by Michel Legrand

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    • Release date
      • August 19, 2016 (United Kingdom)
    • Countries of origin
      • France
      • Belgium
      • Canada
      • United States
    • Official site
      • Official site (France)
    • Language
      • French
    • Also known as
      • Asterix: The Mansions of the Gods
    • Production companies
      • M6 Studio
      • SND Films
      • Belvision
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    • Budget
      • €30,000,000 (estimated)
    • Gross worldwide
      • $42,830,578
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    • Runtime
      1 hour 25 minutes
    • Color
      • Color
    • Sound mix
      • Dolby Digital
    • Aspect ratio
      • 1.85 : 1

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