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2009    1 h 34 minFamília, Fantasia
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Metro City é uma metrópole reluzente, cuja localização fica no céu. É lá que o Dr. Tenma (Nicolas Cage) cria Astro Boy (Freddie Highmore), na intenção de substituir o filho que perdeu. Astro Boy possui poderes extraordinários, sendo dotado com o que há de melhor nas características humanas. Após ser expulso, por não conseguir cumprir as expectativas geradas por Tenma, Astro Boy precisa aprender a conviver como um robô e aceitar o fato de não ser humano. Ele passa a ser perseguido pelas tropas do presidente Stone (Donald Sutherland), que deseja tomar a fonte de energia que Astro Boy carrega dentro de si. Para escapar, ele cai na terra. Confuso e sem entender a nova realidade, ele resolve se passar por humano junto com um grupo de crianças de rua.
Dirigido por David Bowers
  • Freddie HighmoreAstro / Toby (voice)
  • Kristen BellCora (voice)
  • Nathan LaneHamegg (voice)
  • Eugene LevyOrrin (voice)
  • Matt LucasSparx (voice)
  • Bill NighyDr. Elefun / Robotsky (voice)
  • Donald SutherlandPresident Stone (voice)
  • Charlize Theron"Our Friends" Narrator (voice)
  • Nicolas CageDr. Tenma (voice)
  • Madeline CarrollWidget (voice)
  • Sterling BeaumonSludge (voice)
  • Samuel L. JacksonZog (voice)
  • David Alan GrierMr. Squirt / Math Cowboy / Boxer Robot (voice)
  • Alan TudykMr. Squeegee / Scrapheap Head / Stinger Two (voice)
  • Newell AlexanderGeneral Heckler (voice)
  • Elle FanningGrace (voice)
  • Pilar FlynnCora's Mom (voice) / Produtor de Linha
  • Dee Bradley BakerTrashcan (voice)
  • Moisés AriasZane (voice)
  • Ryan StilesMr. Moustachio / Burning Robot (voice)
  • Callum
    Callum29 de dezembro de 2025
    ⭐⭐⭐⭐ – Astro Boy – Anime heart, blockbuster energy. This was a genuinely fun and entertaining watch, helped along by a cast stacked with recognisable names and a clear affection for the source material. I came to it without any built-in nostalgia — I haven’t read the manga or watched the classic cartoon — and that actually worked in its favour. It stood on its own without requiring prior investment. What surprised me most is how confidently it channels Japanese anime sensibilities into something aimed squarely at an American audience. The emotional beats are broad but sincere, the action is colourful and kinetic, and the themes around identity, loss, and belonging are handled with more care than you might expect from what looks, at first glance, like a straightforward kids’ film. Visually, it leans hard into stylisation rather than realism, which suits the story perfectly. It doesn’t try to sand down its anime roots — it embraces them, translating that energy into a form that feels accessible without being diluted. The result is something lively, heartfelt, and easy to engage with, even if you’re coming in cold. It’s not revolutionary, and it doesn’t pretend to be. But it’s earnest, entertaining, and far more enjoyable than its relatively quiet reputation might suggest. 🍿 A warm bowl of popcorn and a fizzy drink — colourful, comforting, and gone sooner than you expect.
  • Michael Surber
    Michael Surber4 de abril de 2025
    I'm an old school fan from watching the original cartoons way back in the early '60s so I was glad Astro was getting a more modern reboot. It looks great but the story leaves a lot to be desired. Basically, they complicated a decent premise to attempt to modernize the cartoon. Didn't need it. Worth watching but I much preferred the new Speed Racer reboot to this to be honest.
  • Richard
    Richard29 de novembro de 2025
    Ah, Astro Boy. The little robot with jets in his feet who was supposed to carry the torch of Tezuka’s legacy into the shiny CGI era. I remember catching the original cartoons on German TV back in the day , grainy, dubbed and somehow more soulful than this glossy reboot. David Bowers’ version looks slick, sure, but it feels like Hollywood tried to mash sentimental Pixar vibes onto a Japanese icon and the result is… well, a bit robotic. Freddie Highmore’s voice work gives Astro a touch of innocence, but the script complicates what was once a simple, heartfelt premise. Instead of letting the boy robot’s search for identity breathe, we get political parables, robot gladiators and Nicolas Cage brooding as Dr. Tenma. It’s entertaining enough, but you can almost hear the studio execs whispering: “Make it modern, make it bigger.” For me, the nostalgia kicks in when Astro takes flight, those jets in the feet moments still spark a grin, even if the rest of the film feels like a mistranslation. Compared to other reboots (Speed Racer did it better, honestly), this one lands somewhere in the middle: fun for kids, curious for old school fans, but not the definitive revival the character deserved. Worth a watch for the names attached and the occasional burst of anime energy, but don’t expect the magic of the ’60s cartoons.
  • Non
    Non20 de outubro de 2025
    "I Have an election to win"

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