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Two Buddies and a Badger

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A zany, musical road movie about two old friends and a badger who embark on an excessively grand adventure. Starring the musical duo Knutsen & Ludvigsen, world famous in Norway.

Taon

2015

Tagal

1h 15m

IMDb

5.8

Panoorin Ngayon

Cast

RA

Rasmus A. Sivertsen

Director

RS

Rune Spaans

Director

JF

John F. Brungot

Knutsen

Cast

RA

Rasmus A. Sivertsen

Director

RS

Rune Spaans

Director

JF

John F. Brungot

Knutsen

HS

Hermann Sabado

Ludvigsen

Siri Nilsen

Amanda

Frank Kjosås

Rasputin

Finn Schau

Grevlingen

Bjarte Hjelmeland

Pizzatrynet

Sondre Lerche

Roret

Trond-Viggo Torgersen

Professor Felle

Bjørn Sundquist

Alfred

Marie Blokhus

Helga

Niklas Gundersen

Jendor

EV

Eldar Vågan

Skjelettet

MB

Maj Britt Andersen

Spøk-Else

LH

Leif Haaland

Bergenser

TG

Trine Gildernes

Bergenser

SS

Sunneva Stokke

Bergenser

KB

Kjetil Bjelke

Bergenser

AA

Audun Aarli

Bergenser

Øystein Dolmen

Writer

TM

Thomas Moldestad

Writer

Trailer

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user9383419145485May 29, 2023

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Mahdi🤜🤛May 23, 2023

Never knew a movie more requested and talked about among the kids in the family. Thankfully its sort of plump humor and silly storyline, it is still fun to watch it with them.

mpasisetefaneMay 23, 2023

The creators of the first animation film about Knutsen&Ludvigsen has fallen for the temptation of remaking them into a half way copy of Toy Story mixed with some confusing kind of Grimmish fairytale, but sadly this way they lose too much of the essense from the original figures. Although the main characters are based on Gustav Lorentzen's fabulous drawings it's very easy to see the inspiration from Pixar. However some of the other characters are less credible and not fully developed. Still, the digital animation quality is basically good, but even if the main characters have kept their dialect and much of their original naive sillyness, much of the strange and childishly absurd humor gets lost in translation and feels a bit too strained as the story develops. Of the two main charcters Knutsen's voice actor succeeds better than the actor behind Ludvigsen, which perhaps spoils some of the balance between the two tunnel residents. And why doesn't the badger speak the same dialect? The casting and development of the badgers voice is probably the least lucky. Stylistically the animation also lacks a bit of roughness and edge, and together with the musical production it's just too slick and lacks "hair". Somehow the nemisis character Rasputin seems like a compulsive invention who might have been fun early in the writing prosess, but he doesn't fit well into the universe, and he is basically annoying, lacking intention. This sadly also happens to some of the brilliant songs from Dolmen&Lorentzen, as they struggle to fit in to the plot, or vice versa. The film's funniest scene appears when we leave their tunnel home, with a simple gag that not even the original creators did think of. Apart from that, it's not as hilarious as it could have been.

Sommité RøyalMay 23, 2023

This is creepy not funny or cute. I have never heard of this movie before and it just happened to be on television... The story is a disjointed mishmash of pointless characters thrown together and the imagery is nightmare fodder. I guess I just don't get Norwegian cartoon but this was terrible. The production was lazy (all of the towns people were the exact same character copy and pasted over and over again). Some of the scenes were pretty creepy and even as an adult I think I might have nightmares. I cannot imagine marketing this to children. The movie climaxes with the villain literally getting turned into a pile of S#!+ by drinking his own iZombie making potion ( because that makes complete sense) if you wanna see something really weird that would never have been made in the US this is the movie for you

Ka N Ch AnMar 13, 2023

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user7755760881469Feb 20, 2023

source: Knutsen & Ludvigsen og den fæle Rasputin

Ama AdepaFeb 20, 2023

The creators of the first animation film about Knutsen&Ludvigsen has fallen for the temptation of remaking them into a half way copy of Toy Story mixed with some confusing kind of Grimmish fairytale, but sadly this way they lose too much of the essense from the original figures. Although the main characters are based on Gustav Lorentzen's fabulous drawings it's very easy to see the inspiration from Pixar. However some of the other characters are less credible and not fully developed. Still, the digital animation quality is basically good, but even if the main characters have kept their dialect and much of their original naive sillyness, much of the strange and childishly absurd humor gets lost in translation and feels a bit too strained as the story develops. Of the two main charcters Knutsen's voice actor succeeds better than the actor behind Ludvigsen, which perhaps spoils some of the balance between the two tunnel residents. And why doesn't the badger speak the same dialect? The casting and development of the badgers voice is probably the least lucky. Stylistically the animation also lacks a bit of roughness and edge, and together with the musical production it's just too slick and lacks "hair". Somehow the nemisis character Rasputin seems like a compulsive invention who might have been fun early in the writing prosess, but he doesn't fit well into the universe, and he is basically annoying, lacking intention. This sadly also happens to some of the brilliant songs from Dolmen&Lorentzen, as they struggle to fit in to the plot, or vice versa. The film's funniest scene appears when we leave their tunnel home, with a simple gag that not even the original creators did think of. Apart from that, it's not as hilarious as it could have been.