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Resumen:

Después de que unas obras comenzaran a excavar en su barrio, los amigos Tuck, Munch y Alex comienzan a recibir de manera inexplicable extraños mensajes codificados en sus teléfonos móviles. Convencidos de que algo está ocurriendo, acuden a sus padres y a las autoridades. Cuando nadie toma el mensaje en serio los tres se embarcan en la aventura secreta de descifrar el código y seguirlo hasta su origen. Pero tomar cartas en el asunto acarreará al trío más problemas de los que puedan manejar cuando descubren un misterioso ser de otro mundo que necesita desesperadamente su ayuda. El viaje épico, excitante y lleno de suspense que seguirá a continuación cambiará sus vidas para siempre.

Votos 468 (5,9/10)

Tiempo de ejecución: 91 minutos

Fecha de lanzamiento 2014-06-14

Presupuesto: $13,000,000.00

Ingresos: $45,300,000.00

Sitio web: Link

Lema: Una aventura tan grande como el universo.

Productora:

Panay Films
Walt Disney Pictures

País de producción:

United States of America

Géneros:

Familia
Aventura
Ciencia ficción

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Alex

Teo Halm

Tuck

Astro

Munch

Resse Hartwig

Emma

Ella Wahlestedt

Dr. Lawrence Madsen

Jason Gray-Stanford

Marcus Simms

Algee Smith

Pawn Shop Owner

Arthur Darbinyan

Bar Patron #3

Frank Lloyd

Calvin

Cassius Willis

Theresa Simms

Sonya Leslie

Janice Douglas

Kerry O'Malley

Betty Barrett

Virginia Louise Smith

James Hastings

Peter MacKenzie

Christine Hastings

Valerie Wildman

Construction Worker #2

Roger Hewlett

Dusty - Mullet Lady at Bar

Mary Pat Gleason

Bar Patron #2

Marilyn Giacomazzi

Diner Waitress

Brooke Dillman

Blake Douglas

Myk Watford

Charlie - School Friend #1

Tiffany Espensen

Cameron

Israel Broussard

Mookie

Drake Kemper

Munch's Mother's Friend

Sara Arrington

Truck Driver

Michael Lee Merrins

Podcast Voice (voice)

Sean Carroll

Security Agent

Chris Wylde

Costume Design

Judianna Makovsky

Casting

Tamara Notcutt

Casting

Randi Hiller

Director of Photography

Maxime Alexandre

Producer

Ryan Kavanaugh

Producer

Andrew Panay

Story

Andrew Panay

Stunt Coordinator

Ben Hernandez Bray

Additional Photography

Alexandre Lehmann

Production Design

Kasra Farahani

Special Effects Coordinator

J.D. Schwalm

Additional Photography

Benji Bakshi

Original Music Composer

Joseph Trapanese

Director

Dave Green

Screenplay

Henry Gayden

Story

Henry Gayden

Editor

Crispin Struthers

Visual Effects Editor

Matt Sweat

Hairstylist

Peter Kukla

Transportation Coordinator

Ted Moser

Visual Effects Producer

James Tichenor

Helicopter Camera

Matt Mosher

Set Designer

Anne Porter

Construction Coordinator

Chris Snyder

Set Decoration

Missy Parker

Foley

Sarah Monat

Camera Operator

David Pierson

Visual Effects Supervisor

Mitchell S. Drain

Editor

Carsten Kurpanek

Art Direction

Richard Bloom

Makeup Department Head

Amy Lederman

Property Master

Gregory M. Edgar

Assistant Art Director

Zachary Fannin

Leadman

David Lombard

Art Department Coordinator

Wendy Means

Sound Effects Editor

Colette D. Dahanne

Dialogue Editor

Colette D. Dahanne

Sound Designer

Ronald Eng

Supervising Sound Editor

Ronald Eng

Foley

Jody Thomas

Sound Effects Editor

Willard Overstreet

Visual Effects Supervisor

Tim Carras

Visual Effects Supervisor

Josh Saeta

Visual Effects Producer

Tiffany Wu

Visual Effects Producer

Joshua D. Comen

Stunt Coordinator

Chris O'Hara

Gaffer

Chris Carroll

Set Costumer

Tiffany Busche

Set Costumer

Kanani Wolf

Music Editor

Bryan Lawson

Transportation Captain

Steven Docherty

Script Supervisor

Kiran Kaur Saini

Script Coordinator

Sam Cieply

Visual Effects Editor

Zack Mazerolle

Visual Effects Editor

Joel Thompson

Visual Effects Editor

Anik Seguin

Camera Operator

Keith Peterman

Makeup Artist

Jennifer Brown Greenberg

Makeup Artist

Tracy Manzo

Kamurai

Bad watch, probably won't watch again, and can't recommend. I remembered this being decent the first time I watched it, but that was a Vidcon, so maybe it was the hype. This movie is an example of why people don't like found footage, just thrown together as if some stupid kid did it, and then there is active narration and editing from the camera person. That in itself isn't necessarily a bad thing to have happen, but this one is. Found footage should be found, this is more like first person account...or a fake-umentary. Echo itself (it is not a "he") is cute enough but spends a lot of time hiding and there is a communication barrier, but only one way. If it can connect to the smartphone, then it should be able to use the device as a speaker to express the language it understands from the kids. Alot of the movie is just young boys being defiant and "girls have cooties, but I like it". It fails as a "coming of age", it fails as a "romance", and it barely succeeds as sci-fi or "evil secret organization". This had the potential to be the next "E.T.", but they just made weird choices throughout the design.