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Pour les monstres qui rêvent de vacances tranquilles.
Bienvenue à l’Hôtel Transylvanie, le somptueux hôtel de Dracula, où les monstres et leurs familles peuvent enfin vivre leur vie, se détendre et faire « monstrueusement » la fête comme ils en ont envie sans être embêtés par les humains. Pour l’anniversaire de sa fille, la jeune Mavis, qui fête ses 118 printemps, Dracula invite les plus célèbres monstres du monde – Frankenstein et sa femme, la Momie, l’Homme Invisible, une famille de loups‐garous, et bien d’autres encore… Tout se passe très bien, jusqu’à ce qu’un humain débarque par hasard à l’hôtel et se lie d’amitié avec Mavis…
Avis de la communauté (10)
I'm not sure what it was but this was really lacking something for me. It took too long to get going and then just didn't have enough go. I personally wouldn't compare it to Despicable Me as have been in the comments (though that may be unfair as I absolutely love it) as there is just no comparable action, many of the the jokes just didn't land for me and the visual gags wore thin, some just from repetition. No Zing here I'm afraid. 5/10
Good movie, but i was not that excited about.
"Hotel Transylvania" has a built-in advantage because it's based on the Universal Monsters characters. These timeless creations are treated with respect here and are lovable in their animated versions. Fortunately, the other main characters, Jonathan (Andy Samberg) and Mavis (Selena Gomez), are also appealing and serve as worthy challenges to Dracula (Adam Sandler). The animation and voice work are solid. The story is simple but not thread bare. Overall, this is a light-hearted movie that will be fun for kids and has enough chuckles for adults. The only thing that I don't understand is the need for so many of these animated movies to feature their main characters singing, rapping, dancing, etc. All of these movies conclude happily anyway. It's like heaping sugar on top of ice cream. How sweet does it have to get?
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