Arthur and the Invisibles
2006 · Movie · PG · 94 min · ★ 6.4 · 30% critics
With his family home about to be taken away, a determined boy searches for a way to save it by following clues left behind by his missing grandfather. His quest leads him into a hidden miniature world beneath the garden, where tiny allies, a tempting treasure, and a looming threat turn his race against time into a magical adventure.
Based on Arthur and the Forbidden City, Arthur and the Minimoys
Also known as Arthor and the Minimoys
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Details
- Original title
- Arthur et les Minimoys
- Years
- 2006
- Release date
- 2006-12-13
- Language
- French
- Rated
- PG
- Runtime
- 94 min
- Max quality
- HD
- Critic score
- 30/100
- TMDB rating
- 6.4/10 (3,044 votes)
About
You’ll likely enjoy this if you want a bright, fast-moving family fantasy with tiny-world adventure and light romance; Not for you if you need grounded storytelling or dislike broad silliness, like in The House of Magic.
Pros: colorful fantasy world; fun kid-friendly adventure; lively animated sequences | Cons: slow opening; uneven writing and pacing; some questionable kid content
Themes
- grandparent grandchild relationship
- wretch
- treasure hunt
- disappearance
- family
- fantasy world
- live action and animation
- minimoys
Cast & crew
Freddie Highmore
as Arthur Montgomery
Madonna
as Princess Selenia (voice)
Mia Farrow
as Daisy Suchot
Adam LeFevre
as Davido
Doug Rand
as Arthur's Father
Penny Balfour
as Rose Montgomery
Ron Crawford
as Archibald Suchot
David Bowie
as Maltazard (voice)
David Suchet
as Narrator (voice)
Robert De Niro
as King (voice)
Directed by Luc Besson