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As a child of the '90s, I grew up with the iconic video game character Sonic the Hedgehog. So, when I heard that a live-action movie was being made, my inner child couldn't help but jump with excitement. I walked into the theater with a mix of anticipation and a touch of nostalgia, hoping that the film would capture the essence of the beloved blue speedster. And let me tell you, Sonic the Hedgehog did not disappoint.From the moment the movie started, I was transported back to my childhood, the world of Sega Genesis, and countless hours spent guiding Sonic through vibrant, fast-paced levels. The film beautifully blends the animated world with live-action, seamlessly bringing Sonic and his iconic friends to life. Sonic himself is an absolute delight. His energy, wit, and mischievous personality are perfectly captured, and I found myself cheering for him as he raced across the screen.What impressed me the most was the attention to detail and the respect for the source material. The film cleverly weaves in references and Easter eggs for the die-hard Sonic fans, like myself. From the iconic golden rings to the sound effects of collecting rings and even the way Sonic curls into a ball during his signature spin attack, every element was meticulously crafted to make fans feel right at home. I couldn't help but smile every time I caught one of these nostalgic nods.But Sonic the Hedgehog isn't just about nostalgia; it also delivers an engaging and heartwarming story. The film centers around Sonic's journey to protect his newfound friends and find a sense of belonging in a world that is new and strange to him. The character development is surprisingly deep, and I found myself emotionally invested in Sonic's quest to find his place in the world. The dynamic between Sonic and the bumbling but endearing Tom, played by James Marsden, adds an extra layer of humor and heart to the story.Jim Carrey's portrayal of the iconic villain, Dr. Robotnik, is an absolute scene-stealer. Carrey's over-the-top energy and comedic timing bring the character to life in the most delightful and hilarious way possible. He perfectly captures the essence of the mad scientist, making him a formidable yet entertaining adversary for Sonic.Sonic the Hedgehog is a rollercoaster ride of action, adventure, and heartfelt moments that will resonate with both fans of the video game franchise and newcomers alike. It captures the spirit and charm of Sonic in a way that is relatable and accessible, making it a fun experience for audiences of all ages. This movie reminded me why I fell in love with Sonic as a kid and reignited my passion for this beloved character.So, whether you're a die-hard Sonic fan or just looking for an entertaining and nostalgic ride, I wholeheartedly recommend Sonic the Hedgehog. Grab some popcorn, fasten your seatbelt, and get ready to speed through a world of adventure with the fastest hedgehog around. You won't be disappointed!

Look I know it goes without saying since its long become a trope with Hollywood failing to bring a video game property to the silver screen. Gaming has been around for decades and has become such a huge facet of the entertainment industries that you would think somebody would have hit long before. The Resident Evil series has been the closest they've ever come before in an adaptation and even then there were liberties taken with the source material as is done in most cases when the corporate machine gets their hands in on it, but for some reason Sonic was able to run past all of this kind of meddling and into theaters in a way that does so much justice to gaming in just this one movie.For starters they listened to the backlash. When the first Sonic model was revealed it was a horrid mess, and a reworking fashioned the character much more like the game and imaginations of gamers everywhere could imagine him. Some would argue pandering to fans a bad thing but at the end of the day when it comes to movies with gaming as its core source to alienate them is to risk having your work fail at the box office and ruin your chances of any kind of profit. The end result is a much better looking character model and fan support.The story isn't an all-too original one, either. Alien from outside earth comes to planet seeking to be accepted, and man seeking an elusive ideal doesn't realize he had it all along to begin with. But the combination of both plot lines and addition of gaming elements (the rings, Robotnik, and the cameo of Tails at the end) creates somehow a fresh look at both. There is just enough callbacks and easter eggs referencing the Sonic game series to be nostalgia tasting without overdoing it to the point of annoyance. Heck, even the recurring joke about Olive Garden serves not just as a product placement but an easter eggs itself "When You're Here, You're Family," which I take as being about the movie's meaning.Funny how a game series that at least for most of its titles were sidescrolling platform games with barely a whiff of plot (as most platformers were back in those days) was able to capture audiences through a movie experience (and sequel, too) where so many plot-driven titles have failed in the past. It seemed a real passion for the source material could be felt which must have resonated by many of those who worked on it. Even Jim Carrey--the perfect actor for Robotnik--was motivated to star in this because of his daughter's love of the games in her youth.Great movie, fun, engaging, familiar, and heartwarming and campy--just what movies need to be sometimes without much exposition and elements of messaging which seem to hard to find these days. Great for kids and adults.Bonus (and spoilers): On my recent watch It dawned on me that in the final battle with Robotnik in Green Hill Sonic had to bounce against the chassis of Eggman's ship multiple times before it finally went down, which to me was done specifically to echo the repeated hits you needed to make on boss battles in the game. Another example of the filmmakers effort to try to bring elements from the source to the screen and did so awesomely.

I've watched this movie soooo many times haha

très bon film merci 🥳🥳

Il film è divertente, soprattutto grazie alla presenza di un Jim Carrey redivivo che finalmente è tornato a far ridere (quasi) come ai vecchi tempi. Gli effetti speciali sono molto riusciti anche se a livello cartone animato. La sceneggiatura è un pochino banale e, anche se tratta da un videogame non certo famoso per la sua trama, ci si poteva impegnare un pochino di più. La qualità audio video del Blu-ray è molto buona e la steelbook è carina anche se ci si poteva impegnare di più a trovare delle immagini un pochino più originali invece che due primissimi piani visti e rivisti durante la promozione del film. Consigliato

...che rispecchia, anche se in parte, il Sonic dei videogames.Il porcospino blu in azione è comunque uno spettacolo e l'interpretazione di Carrey nei panni del Dottor Robotnik è più che sufficiente (anche se non ai suoi veri livelli onestamente)..Tanti Extra interessanti e ottima qualità audio/video per questo BluRay in versione limitata SteelBook..Un consiglio: non saltate i titoli di coda...guardateli fino alla fine...Consigliato a tutti indistintamente...

Dopo averlo visto al cinema ed essermi emozionato come un bambino di 9 anni mentre giocava al sega mega-drive, finalmente ora ne posseggo una copia.Confezione stupenda, packaging in metallo eccellente, imballaggio targato Amazon eccezionale come sempre. Un'edizione che merita.Se anche tu fossi un appassionato / appassionata di Sonic come me, devi assolutamente possedere questo film ed in questa versione!Attendendo con ansia il secondo capitolo, auguro a tutti una buonissima visione! :D

Esilarante,affascinante e rispondente alle aspettative