Category: Adventure

Year: 2010

Rating: -/10 ()

Director: Rob Letterman

Country: USA

Language: English

Release Date: 25 December 2010 (USA) See more »

Taglines: Black is the new big

Writers: Joe Stillman (screenplay), Nicholas Stoller (screenplay), and 1 more credit »

Movie Storyline
Travel writer Lemuel Gulliver takes an assignment in Bermuda, but ends up on the island of Liliput, where he towers over its tiny citizens.

Cast:
Jack Black - Lemuel Gulliver
Jason Segel - Horatio
Emily Blunt - Princess Mary
Amanda Peet - Darcy Silverman
Billy Connolly - King Theodore
Chris O'Dowd - General Edward
T.J. Miller - Dan
James Corden - Jinks
Catherine Tate - Queen Isabelle
Emmanuel Quatra - King Leopold
Olly Alexander - Prince August
Richard Laing - Nigel Travel Writer
David Sterne - Foreman
Stewart Scudamore - Blefuscian Captain
Jonathan Aris - Lilliputian Scientist

Sound Mix: Dolby

Color: Color

Filming Locations: Blenheim Palace, Woodstock, Oxfordshire, England, UK

Soundtracks:
"(I KEEP ON) RISING UP" Written and Performed by Mike Doughty Courtesy of ATO Records

Trivia:
Sarah Michelle Gellar was considered to play Princess of Lilliputia.

User Review:

Oh God Help Us , rated: 1/10
100% CGI, green screened nonsense. The whole film was clearly shot in an office with green screens and a computer geek. There is absolutely NO talent in this film at all, either the production or the acting. This is the latest in a long line of steaming trash heaps. I mean, seriously, it cost tens of millions to make, but the one question I constantly ask myself is WHERE in the hell does the money go? I can pretty much do better with a Cellphone camera and Windows Movie Maker. I'm a HUGE fan of Gulliver's Travels of old, but this, oh boy, is the worst film I have ever seen. OK first, of all, am I the only guy in the planet who notices that Jack Black is only in really awful movies? OK I think that The Rock (of 'Tooth Fairy' fame) is the only guy on earth who can beat out Mr Black in terms of being a laughing stock. Save your money and time. 2 Thumbs WAY down. It's so bad it's actually good, if that even makes sense.

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