The animation, however, is good and while is low on the musical count, it all rushes by too fast to notice. Apart from some questionable editing and the use of slightly watered-down colours, the film stays true to the roles, but partially faith to the original album. The formula is still basically the same a good-natured punch-up heavy rescue-adventure with Roman puns for the adults.
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The art direction as well as drawings of this kooky animated movie recreates admirably the comicbooks landscapes, backgrounds and foregrounds, including some brief images in 3D computer generator. It is a fun and funny Asterix movie including usual anachronisms, adding a couple of funky dance tunes are completed to traditional mix. Here Asterix and Obelix are once more called upon to lay waste Romans, pirates and specially Vikings. This amusing adventure has Asterix and his faithful friend Obelix set out in pursuit the vikings who have abducted a wimpish Gaul boy who was invited at their village by their chief. Loosely based on the album : ¨Asterix and the Normands¨, taking parts here and there. Later on, the friendly adolescent develops Stockholm Syndrome and falls for both, his captors and Abba, the Viking chief's daughter, an action girl and rights campaigner.
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After that, Asterix and Obelix are dispatched by their chief Abraracurcix to rescue the sympathetic young who is considered to be a Champion of Fear, while the terrified Vikings attempt to learn how to eliminate the terror. The normands abduct the fierce teen in the mistaken belief that he will be able to teach them to fly. Vikings go the Gaul country and kidnap the chief's son called Justforkix. New adventure well paced, being a diverting animated feature to be lifted from the marvellous and attractive texts and drawings from Rene Goscinny and Albert Uderzo comic books.
Reviewed by ma-cortes 6 /10 Nice and enjoyable animated entry in which Asterix and Obelix are assigned to rescue a wimpish Gaul boy
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