Around the World in 80 Days (2004)
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- Synopsis
- Jules Verne's famous novel of a daring man who takes on the greatest voyage in history is once again adapted for the big screen in this adventure comedy....
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- Director(s)
- Frank Coraci
- Distributor(s)
- Buena Vista
- MPAA Rating
- PG
- Runtime
- 119 min.
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Critic Reviews
Coraci has given us a film that is not only amusing, but well-acted, and not only well-acted, but gorgeous. Micha Klein's animated transitions alone, which are used to signal each change in location, are wondrous and lovely to behold.Read the full review
None of this amounts to anything more than goofy fun, but that's what the ads promise, and the movie delivers.Read the full review
Finds a winning formula: Chan provides the action, various exotic lands serve up props begging to be employed in Chan-style combat, Coogan brings the dry wit, a minor constellation of surprise guest stars provides razzle-dazzle, and a steady stream of mild chuckles helps the whole fandango fly by painlessly. Read the full review
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