Feature2023·89m·7.2

The Jungle Bunch: Operation Meltdown

AnimationAdventureComedyFamily

A vicious beaver blankets the jungle with a dangerous pink substance that explodes when coming into contact with water. With the rainy season approaching, the miscellaneous team of animals must hurry to find the antidote.

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Cast

Philippe Bozo

Maurice

Laurent Morteau

Gilbert

Pascal Casanova

Miguel

Céline Monsarrat

Batricia

Emmanuel Curtil

Al

Paul Borne

Bob

Léopoldine Serre

Camélia

Frédéric Cerdal

Albert

David Vincent

Junior (voice)

Marie-Christine Darah

Natacha (voice)

Frantz Confiac

Tony (voice)

Jérémie Covillault

Henry (voice)

Xavier Fagnon

Youri - Roger (voice)

Gauthier Battoue

Sergueï (voice)

Guillaume Lebon

Grand Prête - Speaker (voice)

Jérémy Prévost

Coco - Le Kiwi - Molosse (voice)

Details

Status
Released
Original language
French
Languages
French
Budget
Revenue
$8.9M
Age rating
Quality
4K UHD · HDR10 · Dolby Vision
Production
TAT ProductionsSNDM6 FilmsFrance 3 Cinéma

Crew

Director

Laurent Bru

Writers

Jean-François Tosti, David Alaux, Jean-François Tosti, David Alaux

Olivier Cussac

Original Music Composer

Magali Batut

Editor

Hélène Blanchard

Editor

Jean-Christian Tassy

Editor

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Reviews

CinemaSerf

2/15/2024

6.0

The legendary "Jungle Bunch" are just looking to settle down to a peaceful life when they emerge from their cave one morning to a forest covered in a purple powder. Harmless unless you get taken short, then - well you'll get a bit more immediate relief than you bargained for! With the storm season approaching, it falls to the gang to figure out just who is responsible for this plague and to thwart that plan before the jungle is reduced to splinters and ashes. What now ensues is hardly original, but it's still quite a fun, escapade-driven, adventure story with loads of different scenarios for the various characters to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat from. It's no better or worse than the routine Pixar and Dreamworks fayre that animates a colourful leafy environment and enlivens just about every beastie from a frog to an evil beaver, with some light comedy along the way. There are a couple of entertaining double acts, some gravity-defying wooden bombers and loads of fun pyrotechnics as the quest takes them through perils and pitfalls alike. Not great, nor especially memorable, but it passes ninety minutes easily enough - and that fish in it's bowl packs quite a punch!

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