Planes (2013)

A cropdusting plane with a fear of heights lives his dream of competing in a famous around-the-world aerial race.

Director: 

Klay Hall 

Writers:  

Jeffrey M. Howard (screenplay), John Lasseter (story)

Stars: 

Carlos Alazraqui, Dane Cook, Stacy Keach

Story:

From the people who brought you Cars – well, almost; it's a Disney film, though not from the Pixar stable. Planes is really exactly the same as Cars, but with wings: a family animation about cute vehicles with big eyes racing each other. Perhaps Trains will be next, and (automobiles being already done) the subsequent film will be about cute, big-eyed submarines or cute, big-eyed Segway scooters. Dane Cook voices Dusty Crophopper, the humble little crop-dusting plane who dreams of making it big as a superstar racing plane, if such a thing can be said, strictly speaking, to exist. The only problem is that poor Dusty suffers from – gulp! – a fear of heights. There is the expected nasty villain and the mandatory grumpy oldster who agrees to mentor our plucky underdog hero. It's an amiable enough entertainment, gentle and good-natured, but as with the moderate sequels to Despicable Me and Monsters Inc, the great days of the noughties animation boom seem far away.

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Movie Rating (max. 5 Stars):

Summary:

The same like cars, but with wings, who needs this instead of  Cars 3. No new ideas from Disney, very poor. So many possible storys and realy thats all they can do, so ...............

Box Office:

Domestic Total as of Sep. 4, 2013: $74,645,424
Distributor: Buena Vista	Release Date: August 9, 2013
Genre: Animation	Runtime: 1 hrs. 32 min.
MPAA Rating: PG	Production Budget: $50 million

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