Gulliver's Travels (3D)

Black is the new big

A maniac Hollywood version of Jonathan Swift's classic novel, which moves the humans into the 21st century. Our hero is a loafer unable to get ahead at work. He has a crush on his boss, and manages to wangle a job doing a travel article on the Bermuda Triangle. Out at sea, he runs into a storm, and is washed up on Lilliput, where the miniature natives initially capture him, before putting him to work against their enemies. He finds himself involved in a love triangle with the princess, and things get even more hectic when his boss arrives to rescue him. This film is releasing in both 2D and 3D, this is the 3D version.

84 minutes.
Parental Guidance.
Adventure, Comedy, Fantasy.

DId you all take the blue pill?

Credits

Cast	Jack Black, Jason Segel, Emily Blunt, Amanda Peet, Billy Bonnolly, Chris O'Dowd
Director	Rob Letterman
Screenplay	Joe Stillman, Nicholas Stoller, from the book by Jonathan Swift
Music	Henry Jackman
Cinematography	David Tattersall
Editing	Alan Edward Bell, Maryann Brandon, Nicolas de Toth, Dean Zimmerman
Sound formats	Dolby 7.1 Surround Sound
Soundtrack	Available
Made in	2010
Produced by	Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation, Davis Entertainment, Electric Dynamite

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Film and Publications Board (FPB) Report (SA)

Genre	Fantasy, adventure, comedy
Language	Mild
Nudity	None
Sex	None
Violence	Mild, mainly comic
Prejudice	None
Blasphemy	None
Drug abuse	None
Comments	Modern take on Jonathan Swift classic, full of anachronisms.
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ScreenIt Report (USA)

Sex / Nudity	Violence	Blood / Gore / Gross
Guns / Weapons	Profanity	Alcohol / Drugs
Smoking	Disrespectful / Bad Attitude	Imitative Behaviour
Frightening / Tense Scenes	Jump Scenes	Tense Family Scenes
Music (Scary/Tense)	Music (Inappropriate)	Topics to talk about

Ratings

Scale (Max)	20
What the Critics say
Box Office Pam Grady Released at Christmas with the family home for the holidays, the film's deficits probably won't matter much at the multiplex. This is a film destined to make money.	5
Chicago Sunday Times Roger Ebert	15
ReelViews James Berardinelli Why would anyone pay anything to see this movie, regardless of how many dimensions it's being shown in?	8
ScreenIt C. Fuchs It's undeniably a commercial product of a studio system devoid of inspiration. But as a Jack Black vehicle and a product designed to entertain families, it succeeds.	11
Metacritic.com 31 critics	7
Rottentomatoes critics 92 critics	8
Rottentomatoes tomatometer Tomatometer Though Jack Black is back doing what he does best, Gulliver's Travels largely fails to do any justice to its source material, relying instead on juvenile humor and special effects.	4
What the People say
Internet 847 Netizens If There Aren't Any Funny Bits, What's the Point?	9
Average .. 42%	8