5 Reasons to Watch ‘The Sea Beast’ on Netflix – Check Reviews, Cast, Trailer, Synopsis, and More
Given a choice between any other genre and some beautiful animated drama, the kid in us will always choose the second one. And if you are up to go on a voyage in the animated world, here’s a gift for you. 2022’s most anticipated movie, The sea Beast is now streaming on Netflix. An epic swashbuckling adventure, stunningly designed and dynamically animated, the monsters of The Sea Beast will surely melt your hearts.
If you are still wondering whether you should stream it or skip it, we are here to help. Here’s everything you need to know about the cast, the synopsis, and critics’ reviews jotted down just for you.
The Sea Beast: Synopsis and trailer
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Notably, the original title of the film was Jacob and the Sea Beast. The movie will follow a young girl who stows away on the ship of a Oscar-winning legendary monster hunter. His life and learnings are flipped over when the young girl befriends the scariest monster of all in the high seas. The fast, fluid action of the battles and the beautiful seascape panoramas make the adventure feel as big and magnificent as the creatures at the story’s center. The vibrant and crisp animation creates a dazzling world for viewers to escape to.
This two minutes 56 seconds’ trailer will clear all your second thoughts and will make you leave everything and munch on this amazing movie. And well, it’s from the award-winning filmmaker of Moana and Big Hero 6! What more hints do you want?
Who are all performing in this Netflix original?
We all know that The Sea Beast is a Chris Williams movie, the man behind some of the best animations we have ever got. And knowing that it was on the list of Netflix’s slate movies, it has to have a stellar voice cast. Here’s everyone behind the enchanting voices in the movie:
- Karl Urban as Jacob Holland
- Zaris-Angel Hator as Maisie Brumble
- Jared Harris as Captain Crow
- Marianne Jean-Baptiste as Sarah Sharpe
- Dan Stevens as Admiral Hornagold
- Kathy Burke
- Jim Carter as the King
- Doon Mackichan as the Queen
Now, let’s see what the critics got to say about Netflix’s new animation flick.
The Sea Beast: Reviews
The Sea Beast on Netflix is widely appreciated by the critics. The Hollywood Reporter notes, “The Sea Beast weds cartoon stylization with striking photorealism. The rendering of water — the movie’s main milieu — is especially powerful, whether the filmmakers are capturing its surface roil and glitter or plunging into its tranquil depths. The skies have a breathtaking eloquence, too, with fire, fog and candlelight effectively conjured as well. But through it all, character nuance is primary.”
“The Sea Beast gets the balance just right between rollicking action scenes, the inevitable didactic anti-hunting message about respecting other species’ right to exist and family-friendly humour,” wrote The Guardian.
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Digital Spy too became a great fan of the movie within a short period of time and claimed that it is worth the big screen experience. “While the creature designs invariably lean towards cute, the design work elsewhere is impressively realistic and detailed. From the water effects to the sweeping camerawork during the set pieces, The Sea Beast is striking and gorgeous to behold,” they reviewed.
The Sea Beast scored 95% by Rotten Tomatoes, got an IMDb rating of 7.8/10, and Metacritic rating of 74%. Have you watched the movie on Netflix yet? If yes, do tell your reviews in the comment section below. If not, you know where to find it.
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