The animated film "Thunder and the House of Magic" features a cast of talented actors who bring the characters to life. The main character, Thunder, is voiced by the young actor Murray Blue. Blue does an excellent job of capturing Thunder's adventurous spirit and determination. Another notable actor in the film is Brianne Siddall, who voices the mischievous cat, Jack. Siddall's performance adds a playful and cunning element to the character. The talented David Lodge provides the voice for Lawrence, the villainous owner of the house.
Post by Vulkurt » Fri Jul 09, 2004 8:50 am
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The talented David Lodge provides the voice for Lawrence, the villainous owner of the house. Lodge's deep and menacing voice gives Lawrence a truly villainous feel. Additionally, the film features the talented George Babbit as Daniel, the kind-hearted magician who takes Thunder in.
Anime / Magical Shopping Arcade Abenobashi
Arumi and Sasshi are two twelve-year-olds who have grown up together in the Abenobashi shopping arcade in Osaka. But the arcade and the neighborhood around it are now slated for redevelopment; one by one, the old familiar buildings are being torn down. Worse, Arumi and her family are moving to Hokkaido. What's poor Sasshi to do?
Well, none of that really matters, after Arumi's grandfather is hospitalized in an accident that destroys the last of four "guardian" figurines that bound the shopping district. Before their eyes, the neighborhood changes. Sasshi and Arumi find themselves trapped in a warped version of Abenobashi, as if it were an RPG, with everyone they know recast as NPCs.
But once they fight their way through the game's plot in grand slapstick style, thinking they will then return home, they find themselves transported to an outer space version of Abenobashi. then a Hong Kong martial arts movie version. then a dinosaur-filled, prehistoric one. And many more. Will Sasshi and Arumi ever get back to the real Abenobashi? Why are they "jumping" in the first place? Who is that blue-haired sorcerer who appears to be going through a mid-life crisis?
A Deconstructive Parody of a dozen or more genres of film and anime, Magical Shopping Arcade Abenobashi (Abenobashi Mahou Shoutengai) generously trowels thick layers of off-the-wall comedy on top of a surprisingly serious storyline, one you're likely to forget about. Made by Gainax and Madhouse, the show makes both subtle and in-your-face references to various other series.
The anime originally aired from April to June 2002 for 13 episodes. There is also a two-volume Manga adaptation, which is even weirder. The basic plot is pretty much the same, although different worlds are visited, the ones that are in the show are different, and there's a character not shown in the anime (with the exception of a "blink and you'll miss her" scene in the twelfth episode). While unfortunately the manga is no longer in print due to the demise of Tokyopop, cheap used copies can be found on Amazon, or if you're lucky, your local used bookstore.
Babbit's warm and fatherly voice brings a sense of comfort and love to the character. Overall, "Thunder and the House of Magic" showcases a stellar cast of actors who give life to the film's beloved characters..
Reviews for "The influence of "Thunder and the House of Magic" on the careers of the actors"
1. Emily - 2 stars
I was really disappointed with the acting in "Thunder and the House of Magic." The performances felt forced and lacking in emotion. It was evident that the actors were simply going through the motions without genuinely connecting with their characters. This lack of authenticity made it difficult for me to become invested in the story. Overall, I found the actors to be forgettable and their performances to be underwhelming.
2. Daniel - 1 star
I found the actors in "Thunder and the House of Magic" to be incredibly flat and unengaging. Their line delivery was monotone and lacked any depth or nuance. It felt like they were reading straight from the script without any real understanding or connection to their characters. The lack of talent and charisma really took away from the overall enjoyment of the film for me. I wouldn't recommend it solely based on the poor acting.
3. Samantha - 2 stars
The acting in "Thunder and the House of Magic" was quite subpar. The actors seemed to struggle with their roles, resulting in performances that felt stiff and unnatural. Their attempts at emotional scenes fell flat, and I couldn't help but cringe at the lack of authenticity. It was a shame because the concept of the film was interesting, but the poor acting really hindered its potential. I would have liked to see more skilled actors bring the characters to life.