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- 2019
- PG
- Paramount Pictures
- 1 h 42 m
- 2019
- PG
- Paramount Pictures
- 1 h 42 m
Summary Having spent most of her life exploring the jungle with her parents, nothing could prepare Dora (Isabela Moner) for her most dangerous adventure ever – High School. Always the explorer, Dora quickly finds herself leading Boots (her best friend, a monkey), Diego (Jeffrey Wahlberg), a mysterious jungle inhabitant (Eugenio Derbez), and a ra...
Directed By: James Bobin
- 2019
- PG
- Paramount Pictures
- 1 h 42 m
- 2019
- PG
- Paramount Pictures
- 1 h 42 m
Dora and the Lost City of Gold
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5.1
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Summary Having spent most of her life exploring the jungle with her parents, nothing could prepare Dora (Isabela Moner) for her most dangerous adventure ever – High School. Always the explorer, Dora quickly finds herself leading Boots (her best friend, a monkey), Diego (Jeffrey Wahlberg), a mysterious jungle inhabitant (Eugenio Derbez), and a ra...
Directed By: James Bobin
Where to Watch
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Metascore
Generally Favorable
Based on 23 Critic Reviews
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65% Positive
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26% Mixed
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9% Negative
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Metascore
Generally Favorable
Based on 23 Critic Reviews
63
65% Positive
15 Reviews
15 Reviews
26% Mixed
6 Reviews
6 Reviews
9% Negative
2 Reviews
2 Reviews
Moner’s charisma keeps things pushing forward, and so does the film’s appealing spirit. If only every big screen adaptation of a beloved existing property could feel this funny and fresh, there’d be less to fear about an industry besieged by recycled material that never takes a risk.
I am here to tell you that you will be shockingly entertained. Dora and the Lost City of Gold manages to ride a fine line between being true to the characters and conventions of the series and affectionately skewering them.
User Score
Mixed or Average
Based on 101 User Ratings
5.1
33% Positive
33 Ratings
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37% Mixed
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31% Negative
31 Ratings
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User Score
Mixed or Average
Based on 101 User Ratings
5.1
33% Positive
33 Ratings
33 Ratings
37% Mixed
37 Ratings
37 Ratings
31% Negative
31 Ratings
31 Ratings
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Dora and the lost city of gold is a family friendly uplifter that has strong dedication to bring joy to the young and old.
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It's so joyful and confident in its own premise that it practically dares you not to walk out of the theater with a smile on your face, strutting like a peacock.
The most endearing quality of Nicholas Stoller and Matthew Robinson’s script — not counting the fact they didn’t try to whitewash their Latina heroine — is the way it permits Dora to remain indefatigably upbeat no matter what the situation, whether navigating treacherous Incan temples or facing an auditorium of jeering teenage peers.
Tween-appropriate action and jungle-genre gags keep this family-friendly reboot giggly rather than gripping
Even though it suffers from tonal and narrative inconsistencies, Dora and the Lost City of Gold deserves just enough praise for working as a gateway action/adventure exotic exploration movie for kids to eventually get into Indiana Jones, while sporting a central performance that’s effortlessly charming and instantly lovable enough to almost carry the entire project.
Sure, there may be a nugget or two of gold in “Lost City.” But it mostly stays lost, in this convoluted drag of a script. “Dora” should have picked a path and stayed on it. Instead, it’s a movie that is muy aburrido — boring.
La pelicula solo fue ok, no me parecio ni muy buena ni muy mala, algunos no me dieron risa, más parecia una parodia que una pelicula. Pero al menos Isabella Monett, hace una buena actuación de Dora, eligieron a la actriz perfecta para ese papel, por otro lado el cgi, se ve cuestionable y la escena inicial, se nota muchisimo que no está terminada, de hecho se nota que fue hecha en pantalla verde, pero dejando de lado sus defectos, al menos la pelicula si es disfrutable y sirve para pasar un rato, si no te gusta, pues no me puedo quejar.
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Una película de la que todos sabíamos de que iba desde antes de anunciarse. Después de todo no se podía esperar demasiado de una serie animaba para niños. Si bien la premisa principal es fiel en toda la película, no podemos evitar sorprendernos por una o dos escenas que nos toman por sorpresa. Entrega unas cuantas bromas gastadas que a fin de cuentas causan gracia pero no podemos evitar pensar que podría ser mejor. El largometraje está pensado para una audiencia específica y para todo aquel que quiera recordar y ser transportado a su niñez por esta racha de “remakes, spin offs, adaptaciones” a falta de ideas innovadoras en la industria del cine y que sólo tiene el objetivo de recaudar más dinero. A fin de cuentas, se puede disfrutar con toda la familia un fin de semana si nada que hacer. PUNTAJE: 63/100
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This movie isn’t terrible. It’s not a good movie either. It’s average. Sometimes average can be the same as mediocre. This is one of those times. The acting is soiled and that’s where my praises end. Kind of a forgettable movie. You can watch it if you want but it’s not a good/bad moviekind of forgettable
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"It's easier when you're alone."
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( 30/100 )
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Si sigo viendo y reseñando este tipo de películas me van a tomar como un espectador muy exigente y odioso. Dora me deja resignado y, al mismo tiempo, reflexivo en ciertos aspectos. Quitemos la escarcha: Las actuaciones son muy malas e invisibles, la narrativa aspira a ser un episodio extendido de cualquier programa de Nickelodeon con síntomas de que será cancelado, la música también es invisible y los efectos especiales son de bajo presupuesto. Sin embargo (con cierto énfasis para cuidar mi imagen propia y no convertirme en el Comic Guy de los Simpsons), el film mantiene un animo alegre y positivo que cualquier razón de molestarse por pagar para ver un episodio de relleno de Dora La Exploradora en el cine se resbala fácilmente. A lo que me refiero es que a pesar de lo idiota del personaje de Nicholas Coombe, lo pesimista de Jeff Wahlberg, lo inmadura de Madeleine Madden y lo molesto de Eugenio Derbez todo es bien mediado por la ingenua pero positiva chispa de Isabela Moner. No, su actuación no es mejor que la de los demás, pero carga con un personaje escrito justo para anclar al público. Por lo tanto los acompañantes de Dora tienen tan poco incentivo que el positivismo y cosmovisión de ella es suficiente para entretener a los niños sin hacer molestar a los adultos. Es prácticamente lo único que puedo rescatar. También quiero dar una mención honorífica a la escenografía, por ser dinámica y "realista", sin embargo lo que admiro es la capacidad del estudio en recrear un ambiente así de grande y no la calidad de la producción. En fin. Dora no es nada que los niños no puedan ver en la televisión o en sus tabletas y nada que los adultos vayan a disfrutar plenamente, pero los niños se la pasarán bien y los adultos no la sufrirán mucho.
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If I keep watching and reviewing this kind of films, people are going to take me as a very demanding and hating spectator. Dora leaves me with resignation and, at the same time, reflexive in some aspects. Let's take off the frost: The acting is very bad and invisible, the narrative aspires to be an extended episode of any Nickelodeon program with symptoms of a future canceling, the music is also invisible, and the special effects are low budget. Nevertheless (stressing enough to take care of my self-image and not becoming the "Comic Guy" of The Simpsons), the film manages to keep a happy and up-beat soul that any reason of getting mad for paying to watch a filling episode of "Dora The Explorer" in the cinema slips easily. What I mean is that it doesn't matter how idiot is the character of Nicholas Coombe, how pessimistic is Jeff Wahlberg, how immature is Madeleine Madden and how annoying Eugenio Derbez is, all is well balanced by the naive but positive sparkle of Isabela Moner. No. Her acting is not better than the other ones but she carries a character written just for holding the public. Therefore, since Dora's friends have so few incentives, her positivism and worldview are enough to entertain kids without bothering grown-ups. It's practically the only thing that I can rescue. I also want to give an honorific mention to the scenery, for being dynamic and "realistic", however, what I admire is the ability of the studio to create an environment that big, and not precisely the quality of the production. Any way. Dora is noting that kids can't see on the TV or in their tablets and nothing that grown-ups will enjoy fully, but kids will have a good time and grown-ups won't suffer it too much.
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Production Company
Paramount Players,
Nickelodeon Movies,
Walden Media,
Screen Queensland,
Burr! Productions,
Media Rights Capital (MRC)
Release Date Aug 9, 2019
Duration 1 h 42 m
Rating PG
Tagline Explorer is Her Middle Name
Awards
Imagen Foundation Awards
• 3 Wins & 4 Nominations
ReFrame
• 1 Win & 1 Nomination
Latino Entertainment Journalists Association Film Awards
• 1 Nomination
