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Επιστροφή στο Νησί των Θησαυρών (1989) Online

Επιστροφή στο Νησί των Θησαυρών (1989) Online
Original Title :
Ostrov Sokrovishch
Genre :
Movie / Animation / Adventure / Comedy / Musical
Year :
1989
Directror :
David Cherkasskiy
Cast :
Valeriy Bessarab,Armen Dzhigarkhanyan,Viktor Andrienko
Writer :
Robert Louis Stevenson,Julie Aiken
Type :
Movie
Time :
1h 16min
Rating :
8.4/10
Επιστροφή στο Νησί των Θησαυρών (1989) Online

In this film, the animated scenes are interspersed with musical numbers and game scenes shot with the participation of actors and illustrating the events of the animation film or relating to certain problems related to the way pirates live: for example, greed, smoking or alcoholism. At the same time, the manner of filming of musical numbers and game episodes differs in different episodes: somewhere the image is colored, somewhere - black and white. One game scene mimics a silent film using intertitles, and in some episodes live footage is combined with animation.
Complete credited cast:
Valeriy Bessarab Valeriy Bessarab - Jim Hawkins (voice)
Armen Dzhigarkhanyan Armen Dzhigarkhanyan - John Silver (voice)
Viktor Andrienko Viktor Andrienko - Captain Smollett
Evgeniy Papernyy Evgeniy Papernyy - Doctor Livesey (voice)
Yuriy Yakovlev Yuriy Yakovlev - Ben Gunn (voice)
Georgiy Kishko Georgiy Kishko - Blind Pew (voice)
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Tony Cannella Tony Cannella - (voice)
Valeriy Chiglyaev Valeriy Chiglyaev - The Fourth Pirat
Phil Dragotto Phil Dragotto - (voice)
Anatoliy Dyachenko Anatoliy Dyachenko - The Pirat
Aleksandr Levit Aleksandr Levit - Young Ben Gunn (as A. Levit)
Jesse Lea Michael Jesse Lea Michael - (voice)
Jan Rabson Jan Rabson - (voice) (as Stanley Gurd Jr.)
Vitali Vasilikov Vitali Vasilikov - The Second Pirat (as V. Vasilkov)

In 2005, the Russian company Action Forms released an arcade computer game "Treasure Island" based on and using the graphics of this animation film.

A shortened American version called "Return to Treasure Island" (zone 1) appeared on DVD in the USA.

1st VKF Animated film, Kiev, 1989 - prize "For the best feature film".

1-st Prize of the International Film Festival of TV films in Czechoslovakia.

WF TV movies, Minsk, 1989 - Grand prize.

In the animation film, when presenting pirates and other characters to the audience, the director's reception of the "dossier" from the telefilm "Seventeen Moments of Spring" (1973) is used.


User reviews

Brariel

Brariel

This cartoon is unique in its structure: a strip of animation is followed by a video clip, then again goes animation, then - a music video, etc. No computer effects are used (in animation strips) - everything is drawn by hand. The impression of the drawings and videos is very rough - it seems that you feel sand between your teeth. Those dark unshaved pirates are making dreadful smiles, they point big guns at you, they play electric guitars and perform rock compositions. Have you seen a pirate with a Mohawk? It's here, too. But it must be so.

This cartoon is the perfect adaptation of Stevenson. It concerns real men (brutal strength is essential) and ambiguously funny situations. For many Russians it is one of the favourite cartoons ever. Its atmosphere ("kick-'em-all" plus "don't-be-a-greedy-sob-like-pirates") is one unstoppable crusher. This cartoon can be described as a train of non-stop gags spiced by a large portion of great (not just good, but really great - in music and in words) songs. The songs make very solid statements about smoking, drinking, and being greedy.

For any boy to watch this cartoon is a must. It is for all audiences, but has a rocketing satire combined with healthy childish humour. Maybe, girls will dislike it. No surprise: it has no female characters (with an exception of a few seconds dedicated to some Donna in the window and the presence of females in one music video about physical training - that's all), it has too many fights (gunfights, fistfights, trunkfights, rapierfights, and even some cool martial arts sequences), it also has tons of gin being consumed, and thousands of cigars being smoked. The pirates, who are drunk and constantly smoking, are being punched, kicked, stabbed, thrown into the sea from the cliffs, and so on. But don't be fooled: this animation can teach you a lesson or two, or even a dozen. Does, for instance, "Finding Nemo" has a chance to beat "Ostrov Sokrovishch"? No, it does not (my opinion, of course). This Russian cartoon has faded colours (in its original version) but it has a big heart and a rushing pace. There is music enough to be an attractive material for two CD albums while the voices of the characters are the best choice ever in the history of animation. Does anybody have a chance to fall asleep while watching "Ostrov Sokrovishch"? It's easier to die than that. The cause of death will be a super attack on one's sense of humour and on all other senses (if there are some, of course).

Personally, cannot wait for re-watching it again. If Mr Stevenson were alive, he would be hopping with happiness and joy. Why so? Reply: excellent interpretation of the book. After this cartoon all films and animation features with similar "pirates" topic seem to be dull and unimaginative.

All has been said: an astounding 10. Thank you for attention.
tref

tref

This picture uses animation mixed with several video clips featuring live actors. "Ostrov" is a spectacular and unique piece of animation, using progressive imagery and comics-like style. Movie is packed with intense music and is half-parody/comedy, half-screening of the R.L. Stevenson's "Treasure Island", also with parts of musical. It's also completely unforgettable thanks to voices of Armen Dzhigarkhanyan and Viktor Andriyenko. If you know Russian, you got to see this movie to know the mock style of it, because you can't see anything similar to "Ostrov" anywhere. If you are Russian and haven't seen it, I only wonder. 10/10
Coidor

Coidor

This is very good full length animation movie. Action, music, humor, and so on and so forth. It will be interesting as for young people (5-7 years), and also for older ones ( 20+ ). I had seen it first time in 1988, and still it's one of my favorites. I suppose, "Treasure Island" was never filmed in such unforgettable manner. Characters, jokes, songs had become classical in Russia and former Soviet Union. Voices of characters are Armen Gigarhanian, Yury Yakovlev, V. Andrienko, Victor Kostetskiy ..

Don't miss it, especially if you know Russian language or interested in Russia culture.
Mushicage

Mushicage

A classic of Soviet animation and a must see for all young children as well as adults. Probably one of the last great films produced in the Soviet Union. The film incorporates gritty hand drawn, caricature style, animation with film clips. In the cartoon you have the story from the novel by Robert Louis Stevenson with numerous gags and humorous instances and the film parts show real live pirates preforming comical rock numbers about the dangers of smoking, drinking and greed. It's particularly funny because of course, the pirates are guilty of all these vices. Also a musical number about the benefits of an active lifestyle is preformed by the pirates. These musical numbers are cleverly woven into the story and the music itself as well as the words are great; the tone is often comically melodramatic. The voices are unique and very entertaining. No, you won't be bored for a second, you will be laughing at either the unexpected martial arts skills and cleverness that Jim is found to have, or the the melodramatic character profiles given for each character, mocking the famous WWII spy movie "17 moments in spring" or at the hilarious and excellently cast pirate musical numbers. I recommend watching a version has not been "resotred". The gritty nature of the picture only adds the experience. It is perfect 10, funny, educational and true to the book by Robert Louis Stevenson.
Tujar

Tujar

To avoid repeating the previous reviewer's, I will tell you my personal story about this movie. In the final song there is a verse line that goes like : "that's why the spectator loves this wonderful genre, our soul healer and balm for wounds". When I watched this movie at 15, although it became one of my favourite cartoons, I considered this line too pretentious. Because I treated this movie as low genre: all kind of fights, an unstopping succession of gags, known however to every schoolboy, hilarious music, lot's of humour and parody... Now it happened so, that I'm a 37 years old man have re-watched it, and, oh, really, it acted on me really like "balm for wounds". I watched the first scenes with bitter scepticism, but, very soon I discovered that I can not stop. What's the secret of this movie ? Don't know. But what I can say for sure, there is no another such movie. 10 of 10.
Kagrel

Kagrel

Most of us are familiar with American animation and Japanese animation. There's still something to be said for Russian animation which most people know little about, including myself. It was just great to see something so bright and colorful from a foreign country not known for cartoons! I managed to watch a subtitled version of this. This is mostly a retelling of "Treasure Island". I've seen most versions and even read the original book. While it's technically less faithful than other versions, I really do think this is the best movie adaptation ever! It's mostly because of how beautiful the animation is.

Every country really does have their own unique animation style. This stood out as being wonderfully cartoonish. This was released the same year as "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" and it features animation and live-action! It's only briefly near the beginning that they're both on screen at the same time. The live-action bits are mostly just sprinkled throughout the film as short segments. It doesn't make them any less good! I thought that these actors were wearing masks because their makeup seemed too goofy to be real. Now that shows dedication! There's tons of great comedy in this version too.

The funniest bit might be when the one guy breaks the wall of the house down. We get to see all the classic characters just the way they should be represented. This is probably the most awesome version of Jim Hawkins I've ever seen. It's great how he's such a strong fighter in this. While the movie is still very goofy, Long John Silver is as good as ever. I just love the strong voices (the original Russian version) used and how they suit the characters so well. There's so much movement going on too. Please try to check out this great under-appreciated film! It should be on the Top 250 as it has over a thousand votes. ***1/2