La gran aventura de Mortadelo y Filemón: El makinón

Really original, different and funny film!

If you like the Comic, you will like the film...

Two botcher secret agents become involved into several troubles when they attempt to recover  a powerful invention

Surreal and rough Spanish humor on Ybanez' priceless characters!!!

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Don't cry, Mr. Filemón. You can take me out some other time.

No, that's why he's crying. The loser takes the cow out to pasture.

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How long is Mortadelo & Filemon: The Big Adventure?

Benito Pocino

Pepe Viyuela

Dominique Pinon

Javier Fesser

Guillermo Fesser

Francisco Ibáñez

The DDT, the professor Bacterio&apos;s dangerous invention has just been stolen by the dictator of Tirania. The Súper wants to recover it but he knows that it should not call Mortadelo and Filemón, so it sends the case to a boaster det...

La gran aventura de Mortadelo y Filemón

Mortadelo &amp; Filemon&apos;s first film (and may be not the last because it&apos;s going to be a success) is just great. Transforming the comic into a movie was a really hard job, but Javier Fesser has accomplished it very well; the comic&apos;s gags, humour and constant violence is here, helped by convincing and hilarious special effects (there are many!); it&apos;s a mix between Fesser&apos;s humour (shown in El Milagro de P. Tinto) and Francisco Ibáñez one.

The comics are quite known, specially around Europe, and of course, in Spain. However, whether you know them or not, it doesn&apos;t matter because its fun for everyone, all ages! The movie isn&apos;t based in any of the comics, but takes several elements from their first long comic, El Sulfato Atomico (1968), but there are many other references. Benito Pocino and Pepe Viyuela are excellent in their parts; Pocino doesn&apos;t perform. He IS Mortadelo. And he does his job fairly well. Viyuela isn&apos;t as similar as the comic&apos;s Filemon but has the exact psycology, and I think he does the best performance in the film. The other supporting actors, like Janfri Topera (as Prof. Bacterio) and Mariano Venacio (as the Superintendent), are almost identic, and you do really believe that it&apos;s the comic translated to the screen. Dominique Pinon plays Fredy Mazas, an invented character, hilariously.

There are other funny characters like Rompetechos and the people in 13 Rue del Percebe, that have great cameos in this film. It is, as Francisco Ibáñez (the creator of the comic) said, the comic as a movie. It&apos;s really imaginative, with many original ideas and things (like Prof. Bacterio&apos;s cool inventions)

Finally, must say that the special effects are simply amazing, and really believale (they don&apos;t look cheesy or fake), the best in spanish movies, and there are so many details that it&apos;s impossible to see them all if you see it only once; there are lots of gags and funny details that you won&apos;t notice at first sight, so look sharp!

Very entertaining movie, you laugh your pants off ***1/2 of ****

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Mortadelo & Filemon's first film (and may be not the last because it's going to be a success) is just great. Transforming the comic into a movie was a really hard job, but Javier Fesser has accomplished it very well; the comic's gags, humour and constant violence is here, helped by convincing and hilarious special effects (there are many!); it's a mix between Fesser's humour (shown in El Milagro de P. Tinto) and Francisco Ibáñez one.

The comics are quite known, specially around Europe, and of course, in Spain. However, whether you know them or not, it doesn't matter because its fun for everyone, all ages! The movie isn't based in any of the comics, but takes several elements from their first long comic, El Sulfato Atomico (1968), but there are many other references. Benito Pocino and Pepe Viyuela are excellent in their parts; Pocino doesn't perform. He IS Mortadelo. And he does his job fairly well. Viyuela isn't as similar as the comic's Filemon but has the exact psycology, and I think he does the best performance in the film. The other supporting actors, like Janfri Topera (as Prof. Bacterio) and Mariano Venacio (as the Superintendent), are almost identic, and you do really believe that it's the comic translated to the screen. Dominique Pinon plays Fredy Mazas, an invented character, hilariously.

There are other funny characters like Rompetechos and the people in 13 Rue del Percebe, that have great cameos in this film. It is, as Francisco Ibáñez (the creator of the comic) said, the comic as a movie. It's really imaginative, with many original ideas and things (like Prof. Bacterio's cool inventions)

Finally, must say that the special effects are simply amazing, and really believale (they don't look cheesy or fake), the best in spanish movies, and there are so many details that it's impossible to see them all if you see it only once; there are lots of gags and funny details that you won't notice at first sight, so look sharp!

Very entertaining movie, you laugh your pants off ***1/2 of ****

The DDT, the professor Bacterio's dangerous invention has just been stolen by the dictator of Tirania. The Súper wants to recover it but he knows that it should not call Mortadelo and Filemón, so it sends the case to a boaster detective called Freddy Mazas so that recover the invention, but Freddy is bribed by the dictator Tirano. The mission seems that it will fail although Mortadelo and Filemón investigate the case for their own means.

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