Asterix at the Olympic Games

About This Movie

Asterix at the Olympic Games is a fun mix of adventure and comedy that leans heavily on the vibrant visual style you'd expect from the franchise. The pacing feels a bit frantic at times, which mirrors the chaotic energy of the Olympics. The performances, especially from the lead duo, are engaging, though they tread familiar ground. There's a noticeable blend of practical effects and CGI, giving it a unique texture that stands out, even compared to earlier entries. Themes of friendship and rivalry are explored, but it's really the goofy antics of Brutus and the clever nods to the source material that hold it all together. Not a classic by any means, but it's got its moments and some solid laughs.

Released in France on February 2008 · Runtime: 108 minutes · Based on the comic series by Goscinny and Uderzo · Features a mix of practical effects and CGI