“Help! I’m a Fish 2000” is an animated film about three kids who accidentally turn into fish. They embark on a wild adventure in the ocean, trying to find a potion that will turn them back into humans before it’s too late. Along the way, they meet a variety of sea creatures, including a crazy crab, a wise jellyfish and an evil fish who wants to eat them. Ultimately, they learn important lessons about friendship and self-discovery as they navigate the dangers of the underwater world.
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Review
It is a story that stretches across oceans and decades. A tale of friendship, courage, and adventure. “Help! I’m a Fish” is a movie that has captured the hearts of children and adults alike for its engaging storyline, lovable characters, and stunning visuals.
The movie begins with three kids- Fly, Stella, and Chuck- who accidentally get turned into fish after drinking a potion they found on the beach. They embark on an epic adventure to find a way back to their human forms while navigating the dangers of the ocean.
What makes “Help! I’m a Fish” truly special is its ability to address important issues such as overcoming fear, facing challenges, and embracing differences while still being entertaining and enjoyable for all ages.
The movie boasts an impressive cast of actors such as Alan Rickman, Terry Jones, and Soren Sveistrup who give life to the characters with their impeccable acting skills. The standout performance in the film comes from Rickman who voices Joe the Fisherman – one of the main antagonists in the movie.
The plot takes unexpected turns that keep viewers on edge throughout the entire movie. The underwater world created by director Stefan Fjeldmark is breathtakingly beautiful with vibrant colors that make it even more immersive.
One cannot talk about “Help! I’m a Fish” without mentioning its soundtrack. The score composed by Danish composer Soren Hyldgaard elevates every scene with its whimsical and enchanting melodies. The songs in the film are also memorable with lyrics that capture the emotions of each character perfectly.
Despite not being widely known outside Europe where it was originally released in 2000 under its original title “Hjælp jeg er en fisk,” “Help! I’m a Fish” has gained quite a following over time thanks to its unique story and stunning visuals.
The production crew deserves credit for bringing this imaginative tale to life through their dedication to every detail. The special effects and cinematography are commendable and add to the film’s overall charm.
One of the most memorable scenes in the movie is when Fly, Stella, and Chuck come across a school of fish who sing about their destiny and how they must all stick together to survive. The scene is both heartwarming and thought-provoking as it highlights the importance of unity in times of adversity.
While the film has not won any major awards, it has received positive reviews from critics for its engaging storyline, stunning visuals, and outstanding musical score.
In conclusion, “Help! I’m a Fish” is a movie that should be on everyone’s watch list. It has something for everyone- comedy, adventure, music, and a meaningful message that resonates with viewers long after the credits roll. It captures the pure essence of childhood while teaching important life lessons. It is a treasure that will continue to captivate audiences for many years to come.
Technical Data
- Runtime : 80
- Release : 2000-10-06
- Genre : Adventure, Animation, Comedy, Family
- Cast : Sebastian Jessen as Svip (voice), Pil Neja as Stella (voice), Morten Kerrn Nielsen as Plum (voice), Søren Sætter-Lassen as Professor Mac Krill (voice), Nis Bank-Mikkelsen as Joe (voice)
- Crew : Eberhard Junkersdorf as Producer, Stefan Fjeldmark as Screenplay, Stefan Fjeldmark as Director, Per Risager as Editor, Michael Hegner as Director
- Popularity 18.003
- Budget : $18,000,000
- Revenue : $5,595,327
- Company : TV 2, A. Film Production, Egmont Imagination
- Summary : Three children accidentally get turned into fish after drinking a potion made by an eccentric scientist. The kids end up in the sea, with one problem. They must find and drink the antidote within 48 hours, or forever remain as fish.
- Tagline : A potion put them in the ocean
