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Film · 2018

Here Comes the Grump

Directed by Andrés Couturier · starring Ian McShane, Toby Kebbell and Lily Collins

  • 1 h 37 min
  • U
  • Animation · Family · Adventure
  • UKMexico
  • Released in the UK 10 May 2018
  • 3.9 AverageMovieNCo
  • 5.1 Users2 votes
  • 2.7 Critics3 reviews
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Synopsis

This animated movie produced by Ánima Estudios brings back the animated characters of the TV series 'Here Comes the Grump'. A young boy called Terry Dexter has traveled to a magical land. There, Terry and the Princess Dawn will look for a cave where its kept a crystal key that may end with a spell that frightens the land of the Princess. However, the main villain, the Grump, is not going to let them complete their mission.

Directed by the mexican Andrés Couturier, the original cast of 'Here Comes the Grump' has Ian McShane ('American Gods') as the voice of Grump, Lily Collins ('Mirror, mirror', 'Okja') as the Princess Dawn and Toby Kebbel as Terry Dexter ('War for the Planet of the Apes').

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The essentials

Runtime
97 min1 hour and 37 minutes
Rating
UUniversal
How long is Here Comes the Grump?
1 hour and 37 minutes (97 minutes).
When was Here Comes the Grump released in the UK?
It was released in the UK on 10 May 2018.
Who directed Here Comes the Grump?
Andrés Couturier.
Who is in Here Comes the Grump?
It stars Ian McShane, Toby Kebbell, Lily Collins and Keith Wickham.
Where can I watch Here Comes the Grump?
In the UK you can watch it on free on Prime Video and on rent on Apple TV.
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Cast

Full cast (10)
Director
Andrés Couturier
Writers
Jim Hecht, Alicia Núñez Puerto

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Original Trailer 'Here Comes the Grump' 1:223 May 2018

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Reviews

All 4 reviews
5.1 2 votes

What the critics say average 2.7 from 3 outlets

  • 4.0 CriticANDREW MURRAY Will 'A Wizard?s Tale' entertain a small child? Definitely. Is it telling them anything harmful or wrong? No, but there are so many better movies that they could watch, and that you could enjoy with… Read
  • 2.0 CriticTara McNamara It's pretty annoying if you're an adult, but it's in line with programming for younger kids. Read
  • 2.0 CriticJ. HUNTERHEILMAN 'A Wizard?s Tale' doesn?t have anything interesting to say, so when it resorts to being quirky only for the sake of being quirky, it becomes more grating than it does entertaining. Read

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