Magos y gigantes

2003
Unrated
1 Std. 25 Min.

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Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuMagos y Gigantes tells the story of Gigante, a vertically challenged giant, Ada, a fairy who's wings have yet to blossom and Trafalgar, a curious looking little wizard and their adventures w... Alles lesenMagos y Gigantes tells the story of Gigante, a vertically challenged giant, Ada, a fairy who's wings have yet to blossom and Trafalgar, a curious looking little wizard and their adventures while attending the biggest magic tournament in the land of Reino Magico, and the ensuing m... Alles lesenMagos y Gigantes tells the story of Gigante, a vertically challenged giant, Ada, a fairy who's wings have yet to blossom and Trafalgar, a curious looking little wizard and their adventures while attending the biggest magic tournament in the land of Reino Magico, and the ensuing mayhem when Titan Caradura, an evil wizard, is disqualified from the tournament and seeks r... Alles lesen

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Rossy Aguirre

Ada
(Synchronisation)

Ángeles Bravo

La Bruja Oveja
(Synchronisation)

Francisco Colmenero

Mago Enigma
(Synchronisation)

Miguel Couturier

Omega
(Synchronisation)
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Arath de la Torre

Titán Caradura
(Synchronisation)

Idzi Dutkiewicz

Voz del Megáfono
(Synchronisation)

Eduardo Garza

Jack in the box
(Synchronisation)

Juan Ramón Huerta

Alfa
(Synchronisation)
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Sebastián Llapur

Leoarchibaldo
(Synchronisation)

Luis Alfonso Mendoza

Guardaespaldas
(Synchronisation)

Moisés Iván Mora

Cochinito
(Synchronisation)

Jorge Luis Sánchez

Alcalde Centenario
(Synchronisation)

Alberto Trujillo

Niño
(Synchronisation)

Andrea Trujillo

Niña
(Synchronisation)

Rubén Trujillo

Trafalgar
(Synchronisation)
(as Trujo)

Gaby Ugarte

Princesa Luna
(Synchronisation)

Xóchitl Ugarte

Gigante
(Synchronisation)
(as Xochitl Ugarte)

Genaro Vásquez

Panda Jefe
(Synchronisation)

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fdazapata-1

very cute movie

Magos y Gigantes is a very cute movie! my children enjoyed it very much.

It is a movie for children between the ages of 2 and 8 years old, because the story line is easy to understand with no complicated twists and turns.

The most important message of the story are the values of friendship and team work. It teaches children that selfishness is bad, and that you have to stick together for your friends. It even shows them, that sometimes you may be following the "wrong" role model, but that there is always time to mend your way.

My sons had a great time, and the music from the group Haash was great! I hope they keep making this kind of films for the whole family!

8mario64-1

Entertaining

It's an original movie and a good effort from Mexico to get into the animated productions.

The story is interesting shows you how to be happy with the good things you have and not the one you wish you could have, you'll get everything with hard work developing your abilities.

Very sweet and funny characters, Ada, Gigante, Trafalgar, the evil Caradura and memorable minor characters like the penguins, that sequence shows a very hard work from Anima Estudios.

There are a few elements that look like were modeled in 3D.

Great effort guys, keep on rocking!

9joser_h

A decent animated movie

Lets start with: My son and my daughter loved it and I enjoyed watching it.

May be it is not as polished as a Big Studio movie, but it is very nice and funny. The kids will be interested and will have more than one laughing.

The storyline is simple (which make it appropriated for small kids), and the characters are very nice. Basicaly the plot revolves around a magic contest and the consequences that the expulsion of one participant has for the magic realm.

Recommended. Absolutely Sacatepóngolas.

5Masklin8

Nice characters and dialog, poor animation, worse backgrounds

The amazing thing about this movie is that it was made with a very limited crew. Having said that, here are my opinions:

1.- The dialog is funny and the voices great. 2.- The character design, great. The characters are lovable and cute. 3.- The animation is very limited, but that's understandable due the small crew. 4.- The backgrounds are horribly flat and uninspiring. 2D animation doesn't mean you can't use perspective! 5.- The story is derivative and predictable without any depth. Having a low budget is no excuse for having a shallow storyline.

This criticism is just to encourage Anima to make better movies and spending more time with the script. I would love to see an animation industry develop in Mexico.

--Saludos

6DogePelis2015

A good start for Ánima Estudios

It is a decent adventure; the plot is passable and the music is fine; although the animation could be much better, it is a good animated film to have a good time; Mexican animation deserves much more recognition in the world.

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This film is known for being thee first ever film, entirely made with Adobe Flash to be released theatrically. It first released in Mexico in 2003.

Crazy Credits
At the end of the final credits, Trafalgar's laughter can be heard, who then appears on-screen with a thumbs-up and smiles at the viewer; he immediately disappears from the scene and says "Ale, ale, ale" repeatedly.