Los supersabios

1978
1h 18m

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Paco and Pepe, the famous Supersabios from the comics, now appear in a cartoon movie. Determined to go to Saturn, they secretly build a space rocket. Despite their precautions, the rumor tha... Read allPaco and Pepe, the famous Supersabios from the comics, now appear in a cartoon movie. Determined to go to Saturn, they secretly build a space rocket. Despite their precautions, the rumor that they hide something spreads. His friends, Panza and Pola, investigate on their own and p... Read allPaco and Pepe, the famous Supersabios from the comics, now appear in a cartoon movie. Determined to go to Saturn, they secretly build a space rocket. Despite their precautions, the rumor that they hide something spreads. His friends, Panza and Pola, investigate on their own and provoke general curiosity, including that of the villains Solomillo and el Médico, who stea... Read all

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6.2/10

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Azucena Rodríguez

Rosa
(voice)

Carlos Riquelme

Don Seve
(voice)

Carlos Becerril

Paco; Kitito
(voice)

Jorge Arvizu

Panza; Solomillo
(voice)

Blas García

Asistente
(voice)

Ricardo Lizama

Sr. del Rosal

Genoveva Pérez

Pepita Pinon
(voice)

Director
- Anuar Badin
Writers
- Anuar Badin
- Germán Butze
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In this animated film, most of the characters were still drawn like in the comic, but with the eyes redesigned. Pola (the main girl and Panza's girlfriend), in the comics, she always wears a dress; but in this adaptation, her clothes are changed to a white blouse beneath a red miniskirt with straps, which matches with the red bow on her hair .

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Outstanding Mexican animation!

Los Supersabios (Pepe and Paco, because Panza was not so wise), were born in 1936 as a newspaper's comic strip and then became a comic book. From the comic book to the movie we had to wait more than 42 years. Even with some small changes in the design of some of the characters, mainly female, it was worth the wait...

It's still the best Mexican animated movie of all time. Weird how with the new technology and after more than 31 years, animation in México seems to be going backwards... Maybe even without computers, using only their hands, México could try to make better things than they actually do nowadays.

Here appears the voice of one of our best voice actors, Mr Jorge Arvizu, who is a very important piece in the world of dubbing in México...