The Pinchcliffe / Flåklypa Grand Prix | Norwegian Film Review
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- čas přidán 28. 05. 2024
- In 1975, Norway released its first ever full length animated feature film, and is considered a national treasure, so how come the rest of the world forgot about it?
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I never knew this movie made an impact internationally. Thought it was strictly a Norwegian thing.
It actually broke the record in terms of ticket sales in cinemas, selling more tickets in Norway than the entire population of our country.
It was made in 1975 and it still looks good 49 years later. Certainly a timeless classic by our standards!
This brought back fond memories from my childhood, loved it! :)
Fun fact: Of the dubs created of Flåklypa, only Emanuel the Gorilla kept its norwegian voice actor(even in places like Germany and Saudi Arabia where everything is dubbed). This was due to the fact that he mostly talks by making noises that no-one understands.
Also, Gurin and the foxtail was released in 98 not 91
Lambert?! His name is Ludwig you philistine!
In all seriousness though, thank you for bringing this film to light - it was absolutely my childhood ;)
I love this movie even though I only learned of its existence via CZcams! 🇳🇴 There even exists a Japanese dub of it.
I have waited long to hear other dubs of it, especially japanese! I want to hear more clips with english and the japanese's thoughts of the movie
Where can I find the japanese dub?
I saw the premiere screening in 1975. The same year I bought the vinyl LP from the movie and a model of Il Tempo Gigante. I knew every single line in the movie and knew every scene. At the end of each lap in the car race there is a downhill. We could feel it in the stomach every time they drove down the hill. The audience loved it. It is a movie with great atmosphere and soul. A touching story.
Saw this at my local cinema as a kid in the late 70s.
A favorite of mine and I obviously own the bluray.
I saw this film no later than TODAY at a small pop-up drive in cinema hosted by some local groups for funding. It was great to see it again, the music alone makes me feel so at peace, and I really don't see a problem with the presentation of the Middle Eastern character, since he's not a villain by any means, in fact he ends up being a vital component to the success of our protagonists.
In Denmark, this film is a classic too. We love it, and some Danes even think it is a Danish film, because the composer of this film, was a Dane.
As a Norwegian all I got to say about that is, Kamelåså
@@beidero You just bought thousand liter milk
To be fair, I think a lot of originally Danish productions that have been copied in Norway, are thought to be originally Norwegian. So it is perfectly understandable that Danes might think it Danish, or Swedes could think it Swedish.
@@poskeegget8043 isnt Olsenbanden originally a Danish franchise
@@Ravn7 Yes it is.
I lost count of how many times I watched this as a kid! Amazing!
The music and the sound of the cars racing is nothing les than amazing!
It's very well known back here in Norway, so it's sad to see that such a good movie has been forgotten or ignored by the most of the world.
Thank you so much for talking about this gem
This movie is my childhood and still holds a very spescial place in my heart. Very happy too see that it gets some of the edention its desverre. Thank u❤
I'm still very confused as to why they changed Sonny and Lambert's names to Louis and Luca in the modern stop motion films when the characters had already established english names.
I saw this movie sooo much as a kid. My brother bought it on iTunes movies and we watched it so much whenever we were driving long trips around the country
Great review, Nick! Your playthrough of the game did make me watch the movie, and it definitely deserves the recognition.
Flåklypa is not lost at all, we got a Christmas series two years ago. I was raised on flåklypa
I had fun learning about this Norwegian movie.
My favorite quote about any grand prix is from one of the top gear crew
"The grand prix is just a bunch of guys waving there
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I saw this as a child and this movie has been a staple in my norwegian life ever since though i didnt understand the plot at that time due to my age so thanks for clearing that up in this amazing video. Keep up the good work
Finally a second review of this movie that I have ever seen
Thank you for this great review 🙂👍
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This is one of my favorit films and as an Norwigen if you are from Norway you shoud see this movie
This was a good review. Your videos are informative and enjoyable
the stories in the films are based on the stories from the author "Kjell Aukrust"
I saw it in the cinema as a kid. It's at another level.
As someone who love norway i love this video.
The Pinchcliffe game being a re-master done right? Eh, I don't know. About 45% of the original content has been removed, and although it makes the game more streamlined, it feels a bit bare-boned. The only good part was the new racing mode, which granted, was very satisfying and well executed
Omg! This and dunderklumpen is my childhood! Both take place in the Swedish and Norwegian mountainchain called "fjällen" in Swedish. You should really look at dunderklumpen becuse its very similair to this movie in so many cases. Specielly the feeling. Dunderklumpen is a cult movie in Sweden and is the only thing my family home of Strömsund in north Jämtland, in north Sweden. I think you would love to se dunderklumpen. The music is very similair. Very fun that you review movies like this.
There was also a game based on the movie that released in the early 2000s. There is also a more recent remake of the game, but it is far from as good as the original game.
It's far from being a remaster done right. It's missing a lot of mini games that were in the original game, along with various other issues.
well you americans get rudolph at xmas, in Norway we get pinchcliffe. I love showing my son the movie (being a Norwegian married to German), so you should start a new tradadition as well and watch this movie along with the american ones.
American?!! Don't compare me to them XD I'm British, we got Wallace and Gromit!
I'd say the 1999(?) pc game is better than the 2021 game. But that might be because I grew up with the older one. Coming back to school after Christmas as suddenly "everyone" had gotten the game.
After recommending this movie to international friends, it seems that the puppets have a undesirable level of 'uncanny' look to them, which is really unfortunate.
Ludvig my beloved
I'm annoyed I didn't discover this movie earlier
this film was great when i was a child and still is today. oh yeah if you ever take a trip to norway at some point i recomend somewhat you cheack out the hunderfossen park with has a lifesized iltempogigante in it.
I've seen it more than a 100 times. ❤
I even saw the premier in 1975 😅
Skål 🍻
one of the best movies ever made..
gr8 movie, got the blue ray , the other 3 stopmotion (cheese , snow , space) movie and the switch game . funy the 3 movies were released in europe but the original can only be found in scandinavian lands same goos for switch game
Without this film koenisgegg wouldn't be invented because the movie inspired Christian von koenigsegg when he was little and then soon koenigsegg was invented
Did you know there was a remake for a video game for it in 2021
This show just inspired this 5 year old Christian Von Koenigsegg to make his Ultra rare, Fastest, expensive sports car.
"Balladen om Holger Danske"
His name is Ludvig not Lambert
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