Sky High: Una escuela de altos vuelos
Directed by Mike MitchellEn un mundo donde los superhéroes son comúnmente aceptados, los hijos de estos se educan en Sky High, una prestigiosa escuela que desafía las leyes de la gravedad. El joven Will, hijo del famoso Comandante Stronghold y la veloz Josie Jetstream, acaba de iniciar las clases y se encuentra con un terrible problema: no tiene superpoderes.
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- ApocMora16 de febrero de 2026A campy and dorky great time. Always a fun watch.
- TomVader24 de mayo de 2025It's basically Harry Potter, but for superheroes. It's full of campy humor, and somewhat predictable, but I still found it enjoyable, and re-watchable.
- 5amurai5amson2 de julio de 2025Nostalgic as heck
- Shirogatana28 de diciembre de 2025Pure goodness that is hard to find elsewhere. Is it going to win an Oscar, innovate the genre, or make you cry? Pretty unlikely. If you go into this movie expecting it will, prepare to criticize. But if instead you decide to enjoy yourself, the childlike fun will charm you. To me, this movie was truly made for the viewers. It's heartfelt but light, with plenty of references and castings that will remind you of what it was to be a kid. Well paced with humor that won't leave you struggling to breathe, but provides enough laughs and smiles to make it worth your time.
- NonPlayableContent9 de noviembre de 2025Watching this as an adult you can get some cheap laughs. Also respect to the hardest Hero name, Warren Peace.
- MrTrivet15 de septiembre de 2025Cousin Greg?! Ramona Flowers?! Dean Pelton?! Snake Plissken?! Dr. Chickering?! Ash Williams?! Danish Graves?! With a cast like this, it’s worth watching even if it’s the most predictable kind of superhero cinema. On the one hand, the film is ahead of The Boys and Invincible in terms of self-awareness; on the other, it draws heavily from villain archetypes established by Power Rangers or Spy Kids, all while radiating that undeniable early-2000s vibe. Back then it was probably aimed at teenagers, but today I think its greatest value lies with those who were teenagers 20 years ago.
- DarlingInThePlexx5 de junio de 2025Look, I was a full-grown adult when this dropped—and I’m not even embarrassed to say I loved every second. 🥲💥 Sky High is the kind of movie that just works. It shouldn’t. It’s technically a Disney Channel-ish superhero teen flick with wacky powers and comic book logic—but it has heart, humor, and surprisingly great performances. Kirk Douglas (!!!), Danielle Panabaker, and a whole cast of lovable weirdos make this feel like Harry Potter meets X-Men, but without the trauma or the lawsuits. It’s a superhero school story, yes—but it’s also a coming-of-age story, a found-family story, and honestly?? A movie I rewatch more than I’d like to admit. If it’s on, I’m sitting down. I don’t care if I’m folding laundry or existentially spiraling—Sky High will save me. 🫶🦸♂️ It’s clever. It’s sweet. It’s somehow aged better than half of the Marvel stuff now. Kids, adults, or jaded grown-ups pretending not to cry? This one’s for you.
- Emory Wolff14 de septiembre de 2025GOATED!!!
- braino18 de agosto de 2025too many plot holes, glowing in the dark isn't useful, but James Gunn and Bruce Campbell
- Manuel Frangis17 de abril de 2025I just watched Sky High, and I give it 3 out of 5 stars. This is one of those movies that’s fun, light, and super easy to watch — but it doesn’t hit as hard as it could. I liked it. It has a cool concept, some fun moments, and a solid message, but it never really goes beyond that. It’s one of those movies you catch on TV, enjoy for what it is, and move on from pretty quickly. Still, it’s got that early 2000s Disney vibe, and sometimes that’s enough. The story follows Will Stronghold, the son of two of the world’s most famous superheroes, who’s just starting at Sky High — a floating high school in the sky for kids with superpowers. It sounds awesome, and it kind of is. There’s a training gym, wild powers, and a cool “hero vs sidekick” system that basically decides your status at the school. The setup is creative, and it gives you that feeling like you’re stepping into a comic book world. The cast is solid. Michael Angarano plays Will, and he’s a likable lead even though his character doesn’t have the most exciting personality. Kurt Russell as his superhero dad is easily one of the best parts of the movie. He’s funny, overconfident, and totally buys into being a superhero dad who wants his son to be just like him. Danielle Panabaker as Layla, Will’s best friend, brings a sweet balance to all the high-energy scenes. She’s probably one of the more relatable characters and has some of the more grounded moments in a movie that’s otherwise pretty goofy. The powers in the movie are fun. You’ve got shape-shifting, fire powers, plant control, super strength, speed — all the classic superhero stuff. And even though the effects are dated, it still feels fun to watch. There’s a training montage, cafeteria drama, and a final showdown, all set up exactly like you’d expect from a teen superhero movie. Nothing really shocks you, but it all works well enough to keep things moving. What kind of holds Sky High back for me is that it doesn’t really take any risks. Everything is predictable, the characters are a little flat, and the world feels like it could’ve been a lot bigger. The whole hero vs sidekick thing is a cool idea, but they don’t dig that deep into it. You get the message, sure — don’t judge people by labels, everyone has their value — but it kind of brushes over it and wraps things up fast. There’s nothing bad about it, but there’s also nothing that really stands out. That said, it does have heart. There’s a message about friendship, being true to yourself, and figuring out who you are instead of who people want you to be. And for a younger audience, it totally works. If I had seen this as a kid, I probably would’ve been all in. It’s colorful, upbeat, and full of energy — it just doesn’t hit that next level. I give Sky High 3 out of 5 stars because it’s entertaining and has a fun concept, but it doesn’t do much more than that. It’s a cool idea that plays things safe, and while it’s not bad at all, it never really pushes itself into something truly great. Overall Sky High is a fun, easy superhero movie with some cool ideas and likable characters. It’s great for a casual watch or a nostalgic throwback, but it’s not one I’d rush to rewatch anytime soon.
Sky High: Una escuela de altos vuelos Trivia
Sky High: Una escuela de altos vuelos was released on 29 de julio de 2005.
Sky High: Una escuela de altos vuelos was directed by Mike Mitchell.
Sky High: Una escuela de altos vuelos has a runtime of 1h 39min.
Sky High: Una escuela de altos vuelos was produced by Andrew Gunn.
En un mundo donde los superhéroes son comúnmente aceptados, los hijos de estos se educan en Sky High, una prestigiosa escuela que desafía las leyes de la gravedad. El joven Will, hijo del famoso Comandante Stronghold y la veloz Josie Jetstream, acaba de iniciar las clases y se encuentra con un terrible problema: no tiene superpoderes.
The key characters in Sky High: Una escuela de altos vuelos are Will Stronghold (Michael Angarano), Gwen Grayson / Royal Pain (Mary Elizabeth Winstead), Steve Stronghold / The Commander (Kurt Russell).
Sky High: Una escuela de altos vuelos is rated 7.
Sky High: Una escuela de altos vuelos is an Action, Adventure, Comedia film.
Sky High: Una escuela de altos vuelos has an audience rating of 5.7 out of 10.
Sky High: Una escuela de altos vuelos had a budget of 35 MUS$.
Sky High: Una escuela de altos vuelos has made 86,4 MUS$ at the box office.