Nicolas Cage stars in Jon Turteltaub's loud live-action feature that unfortunately features more special effects than magic.
di Michael Phillips The Los Angeles Times
My son and I attended a screening of "The Sorcerer's Apprentice" at a schmantzy new multiplex, and heading out to the car afterward he observed that the only thing louder than the film was the supersonic hand dryer in the restroom.
He enjoyed both for what I surmise was the same reason: blasting functionality. This latest Disney live-action feature, based a tiny little bit on the "Sorcerer's Apprentice" segment in "Fantasia" and on Goethe's poem before that, isn't bad as these things go. It's more diverting than the "National Treasure" movies, which, like this one, were produced by Jerry Bruckheimer, directed with aggressive impersonality by Jon Turteltaub and starred Nicolas Cage. [...]
di Michael Phillips, articolo completo (3084 caratteri spazi inclusi) su The Los Angeles Times 14 luglio 2010
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