
Artemis Fowl
Remember the name
Artemis Fowl is a 12-year-old genius and descendant of a long line of criminal masterminds. He soon finds himself in an epic battle against a race of powerful underground fairies who may be behind his father's disappearance.
- 5.5
- 2020
- Released
- 1h 34m

Ferdia Shaw
Artemis Fowl II
Colin Farrell
Artemis Fowl I
Lara McDonnell
Captain Holly Short
Josh Gad
Mulch Diggums
Tamara Smart
Juliet Butler
Nonso Anozie
Butler
Joshua McGuire
Briar Cudgeon
Judi Dench
Commander Root
Nikesh Patel
Foaly
Adrian Scarborough
The Goblin Chief
Michael Rouse
Reporter
Racheal Ofori
Reporter 2
Simone Kirby
Mrs. Byrne
Joe O'Grady
Student 1
Finian Duff Lennon
Student 2
Grace Fincham
Student 3
Toby Eden
Student 4
Gerard Horan
Dr. Po
Jessica Rhodes
Shadowy Female Figure
Charlie Cameron
Shadowy Female Figure / Goblin Clay
Susannah Hewlett
Presenter (Haven City TV)
Eleanor de Rohan
Haven City News Presenter
Rachel Denning
Clay Moore
Ben Goffe
Peaty Boggs
Emma Lau
Goblin 1
Conor MacNeill
Goblin Lieutenant
Arian Nik
Kanker (Verbil Squad)
Michael Abubakar
Burr (Verbil Squad)
Chi-Lin Nim
Trouble Kelp
Lewy Xing
Grub Kelp
Matt Jessup
Bud (Kelp Squad)
Molly Harris
Chrys
Sally Messham
Sky Willow
Jake Davies
Chix Verbil
Grace Molony
Jasmine Sapwood (Command Centre)
Catherine Palmieri
Italian Woman
William Moseley
Italian Man
India Lewis
Italian Bride
Hamish McColl
Italian Singer
Salome Cosgrove
Italian Girl
Taylor James
VFX Facial Troll
Michael Peluso
Italian Groom
Harry Lister Smith
Brother of the Groom
Ayesha Antoine
Italian Bridesmaid
Jimmy Yuill
Fisherman (Time Freeze)
Gavin Esler
Reporter
Hong Chau
Opal Koboi (uncredited)
Miranda Raison
Angeline Fowl (uncredited)
Laurence Kinlan
Beachwood Short (uncredited)
Max Robson
School Kid (uncredited)
Sofia Abbasi
Haven City Resident (uncredited)
Colin Blyth
Lava Chute Man (uncredited)
Susanne Brown
Construction Worker (uncredited)
Leon Corbin
Urban Passenger (uncredited)
Daniel Eghan
Wedding Guest (uncredited)
Helen Iesha Goldthorpe
Mum (uncredited)
Mark Gooden
Italian Wedding Guest (uncredited)
Ruth Clarson
News Anchorwoman (uncredited)
Lee Edward Jones
Goblin (uncredited)
Jackson Kai
LEP Officer (uncredited)
Giuseppe Lentini
Goblin (uncredited)
Nate Leung
School Kid (uncredited)
Antonio Mancino
Priest (uncredited)
Katarina Martin
Journalist / Photographer (uncredited)
Bradley Wj Miller
Lava Chute Controller (uncredited)
Emily Ng
LEP (Lower Elements Police) (uncredited)
Diana Alexandra Pocol
LEPrecon Private (uncredited)
Sid Sagar
Man Eaten By Troll (uncredited)
Atul Sharma
Civilian (uncredited)
Teresa Shaughnessy
Plane Passenger (uncredited)
Fran Targ
Resident Haven City (uncredited)
Alisha Tarran
LEP Officer (uncredited)
Bao Tieu
Grub Double (uncredited)
Matt Townsend
LEP Officer (uncredited)
Elena Valdameri
Italian Villager (uncredited)
Crystal Wingx
Flower Market Customer (uncredited)
Nikki Bond
Goblin (Uncredited)
Released
en
$125,000,000.00
- #ransom
- #magic
- #kidnapping
- #fairy
- #based on children's book
- #criminal mastermind
- #family
- #kid genius
- #complicated
- #disrespectful
Reviews

I thought Ferdia Shaw did fine as the eponymous character here. Sadly, the rest of it falls well short. He's the son of his namesake father who lives amidst the grandeur of "Fowl Manor" assisted by "Dom" (Nonso Anozie). His dad (Colin Farrell) regularly heads off on long, mysterious, trips and it is whilst on one such journey that the young man is issued with an ultimatum or face never seeing his

Rubbish. There's really not anything good about <em>'Artemis Fowl'</em>, except for the decent score perhaps. The premise is terrible and poorly told, not helped by the fact it takes itself pretty seriously for much of the 95 minute run time. The pacing is off, while the effects are meh. The cast don't work any wonders. Nothing personal against Ferdia Shaw but he isn't good in the lead role,
In today’s lecture titled “When Disney Films Go Wrong,” I present “Artemis Fowl,” a wholly unredeemable mess of a movie from director Kenneth Branagh. The studio dumped this trash heap on Disney+, and even the home streaming platform is far more than it deserves. There’s very little magic in this CGI-heavy family film, and it’s more of a yawn-fest than the engrossing adventure it obviously aspired

I think that maybe if I had never read any of the Artemis Fowl books, then I would merely hate this movie. But I have read them, and that makes it even worse. There are multiple characters in this movie who are doing a bad Cookie Monster voice, and the character with the worst voice of them all (Josh Gagrid) is also the narrator somehow? A decision which was both 100% unnecessary and 1000% anno
If you enjoy reading my Spoiler-Free reviews, please follow my blog @ https://www.msbreviews.com One of the most delayed movies ever, Artemis Fowl, went through severe production issues. Its plans started in 2001 (!), and only almost twenty years later it’s being released… in a streaming service. Several directors and writers passed through this project, but Kenneth Branagh, Conor McPherson, a











