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Writed by Jason Oremland / Genres Musical / Resume When her younger brother Charlie unexpectedly disappears into the magical, animated universe of PLAYMOBIL®, unprepared Marla must go on a quest of a lifetime to bring him home. As she sets off on a fantastic journey across stunning new worlds, Marla teams up with some unlikely and heroic new friends - the smooth-talking food truck driver Del, the dashing and charismatic secret agent Rex Dasher, a wholehearted misfit robot, an extravagant fairy-godmother and many more. Through their vibrant adventure, Marla and Charlie realize that no matter how life plays out, you can achieve anything when you believe in yourself / Audience score 1682 Votes / Directed by Lino DiSalvo / Ratings 4,6 of 10.

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Playmobil the movie song. I never heard of this but I would watch it just to hear daniel radcliff play a james bond character. even if he's not in for a while.

 

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Playmobil the movie budget. Distributor STX Entertainment See full company information Opening 656, 530 2, 337 theaters Release Date Dec 6, 2019 - Jan 9, 2020 MPAA PG Running Time 1 hr 39 min Genres Adventure Animation Comedy Family Fantasy Musical In Release 58 days/8 weeks Widest Release 2, 337 theaters IMDbPro See more details at IMDbPro. Playmobil 3a the movie black package. I actually found it entertaining. It's a blatant rip off of several other movies (Lego, Star Wars, The Terminator, Bond, Thor Ragnarok) but overall I liked it and your kids probably will like it too.

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Critics Consensus Much like the toys it advertises, Playmobil: The Movie seems sadly destined to be regarded as a superficially similar yet less desirable alternative to the competition. 17% TOMATOMETER Total Count: 59 61% Audience Score Verified Ratings: 196 Playmobil: The Movie Ratings & Reviews Explanation Tickets & Showtimes The movie doesn't seem to be playing near you. Go back Enter your location to see showtimes near you. Playmobil: The Movie Videos Photos Movie Info When her younger brother disappears into the colourful and animated world of Playmobil, Marla is forced to abandon her organised and structured life to rescue him. Finding herself on an incredible and unpredictable adventure within this new world, Marla begins to see potential she never dreamed of. Rating: PG (for action/peril and some language) Genre: Directed By: Written By: In Theaters: Dec 6, 2019 wide Runtime: 110 minutes Studio: STXfilms Cast News & Interviews for Playmobil: The Movie Critic Reviews for Playmobil: The Movie Audience Reviews for Playmobil: The Movie Playmobil: The Movie Quotes News & Features.

Playmobil the movie dvd release date. Playmobil: The Movie is an upcoming English-language French live-action/ computer animated adventure comedy film based on the German building toy Playmobil. It is directed by Lino DiSalvo in his directorial debut, written by Greg Erb & Jason Oremland with an early draft by Blaise Hemingway, and produced by On Animation Studios. The film stars the voices of Anya Taylor-Joy, Gabriel Bateman, Daniel Radcliffe, Jim Gaffigan, Meghan Trainor, and Adam Lambert. It is currently scheduled for a August 7, 2019 release in France by Pathé and other countries will follow. Premise Edit Marla is forced to abandon her carefully structured life to embark on an epic journey to find her younger brother Charlie who has disappeared into the vast and wondrous animated world of Playmobil toys. Cast Edit Anya Taylor-Joy as Marla Gabriel Bateman as Charlie Voices Edit Jim Gaffigan as Del, a food truck driver Daniel Radcliffe as Rex Dasher, a secret agent and Marla's love interest. Meghan Trainor as a fairy-godmother Adam Lambert as Emperor Maximus Kenan Thompson Wendi McLendon-Covey Lino DiSalvo as Robotitron Production Edit An animated feature film based on Playmobil titled Playmobil: Robbers, Thieves & Rebels, produced by On Entertainment, Wild Bunch and Pathé, was originally expected to be released at the end of 2017. [3] The film originally involved Bob Persichetti as director and screenwriter. The film will be the first in a trilogy of theatrical animated films based on Playmobil. Persichetti initially pitched the film to Sony Pictures Animation. Although Sony tried to buy the pitch, it fell through. He was eventually offered instead to direct the 2018 superhero film Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse. [4] The film was animated in On animation's Canadian facilities. The film was also originally supposed to be distributed by Cross Creek Pictures. [2] On February 9, 2016, Lino DiSalvo came on board to direct the 75 million budgeted film, replacing Persichetti. Dimitri Rassam and Aton Soumache of On Animation Studios will produce the film. [5] 6] On May 12, 2016, Open Road Films acquired the US rights to the film, whose screenplay was written by Blaise Hemingway. It would mark DiSalvo's directorial debut after spending 17 years at Disney Animation. Alexis Vonarb, Axel Von Maydell, and Moritz Borman would also produce the film. [7] On November 17, 2017, it was reported that Wendi McLendon-Covey would star in the film. The film will be a CG-animated/live-action hybrid. [8] In June 2018, the film's production was underway and some details of the film were revealed, during a session at Annecy International Animated Film Festival. [9] In October 2018, lead voice cast was announced which included Anya Taylor-Joy, Gabriel Bateman, Daniel Radcliffe, Jim Gaffigan, Meghan Trainor, and Adam Lambert, while Trainor and Lambert would also write and sing original songs for the film. [10] Release Edit Playmobil: The Movie is currently scheduled to be released in France by Pathé on August 7, 2019. It was originally scheduled to be released in the United States by Open Road Films on January 18, 2019, 7] which was once delayed to April 19, 2019, 11] and then again to August 16, 2019, under Global Road Entertainment. [12] Due to the bankruptcy of Global Road, STX Entertainment bought U. S distribution rights to the film in early April 2019, and is set to release on August 30, 2019. [13] 14] References Edit ↑ "Playmobil, le film (2018. ↑ 2. 0 2. 1 Thill, Scott (October 21, 2015. ON Animation Studios To Spend 75 Million On A Playmobil Movie. Retrieved February 27, 2018. ↑ Keslassy, Elsa (November 6, 2014. AFM: On Ent. Plays With Wild Bunch, Pathe on Playmobil Pic (EXCLUSIVE. Variety... Retrieved July 22, 2015. ↑ Amid Amidi (December 18, 2018. “If We Could Do Anything Our Own Way, What Would We Do? ”: A Conversation With ‘Spider-Man Co-Director Bob Persichetti. Cartoon Brew... Retrieved May 5, 2019. ↑ Hopewell, Elsa Keslassy, John (February 9, 2016. ‘Playmobil Movie to Be Directed by ‘Frozen Animator Lino Di Salvo (EXCLUSIVE. in en-US. Retrieved May 16, 2016. ↑ Amidi, Amid (February 10, 2016. Bob Persichetti Out, Lino DiSalvo In As Director of Playmobil Movie. Retrieved February 27, 2018. ↑ 7. 0 7. 1 Pedersen, Erik (May 12, 2016. Open Road Grabs ‘Playmobil For U. S., Toon Feature Based On Popular Toys" in en-US. Deadline... Retrieved May 16, 2016. ↑ N'Duka, Amanda (November 17, 2017. Wendi McLendon-Covey Joins Voice Cast Of Open Road's 'Playmobil. Retrieved February 27, 2018. ↑ Keslassy, Elsa (June 14, 2018. New Details on ‘Playmobil: The Movie Spilled at Annecy Festival. Retrieved October 12, 2018. ↑ Wiseman, Andreas (October 10, 2018. Anya Taylor-Joy, Meghan Trainor, Adam Lambert & Daniel Radcliffe Among Voice Cast For ‘Playmobil: The Movie. Retrieved October 10, 2018. ↑ D'Alessandro, Anthony (October 9, 2017. Open Road Changes Release Dates for 'Midnight Sun. Show Dogs. Playmobil. Retrieved February 27, 2018. ↑ D'Alessandro, Anthony (16 October 2018. Angry Birds 2' To Fly In Late Summer 2019. Deadline... ↑ McNary, Dave (April 4, 2019. STXfilms Buys Animated ‘Playmobil: The Movie for U. S. in en. Retrieved April 5, 2019. ↑ External links Edit Playmobil: The Movie at IMDB Template:Playmobil.

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The boy lost his legs the same days as he lost his father. Playmobil the movie scene. Ohh I can hear the scream already, DJ KHALID. Playmobil the movie end credits. Playmobil:the movie. Playmobil: the movie movie charlie. Storyline Animated feature film inspired by the Playmobil brand toys. Plot Summary, Trailers & Videos.

Playmobil: the movie (2019. Released December 6, 2019 PG, 1 hr 39 min Animated Tell us where you are Looking for movie tickets? Enter your location to see which movie theaters are playing Playmobil: The Movie (2019) near you. ENTER CITY, STATE OR ZIP CODE GO Fandango FANALERT Sign up for a FANALERT and be the first to know when tickets and other exclusives are available in your area. Also sign me up for FanMail to get updates on all things movies: tickets, special offers, screenings + more. Playmobil: The Movie: Trailer 1 1 of 2.

1:05 When your parents are looking through your phone... Ive already seen the movie. Playmobil the movie showtimes. After the huge success LEGO had at the box office with films such as 'The Lego Movie' and 'The Lego Batman Movie' the in some ways similar German toy brand 'Playmobil' announced production on their very own first cinematic adventure, in honour of the toy line's 45th anniversary.
When her younger brother Charlie (Gabriel Bateman) unexpectedly disappears into the magical, animated universe of PLAYMOBIL, unprepared Marla (Anya Taylor-Joy) must go on a quest of a lifetime to bring him home. As she sets off on a fantastic journey across stunning new worlds, Marla teams up with some unlikely and heroic new friends - the smooth-talking food truck driver Del (voiced by Jim Gaffigan) the dashing and charismatic secret agent Rex Dasher (voiced by Daniel Radcliffe) a wholehearted misfit robot, an extravagant fairy-godmother (voiced by Meghan Trainor) and many more. Through their vibrant adventure, Marla and Charlie realise that no matter how life plays out, you can achieve anything when you believe in yourself.
Admittedly, this film looked like a bad idea from the start, looking too much like a cheap knock-off of any of those Lego-movies, with a smaller budget, coming from a smaller studio. Also, Playmobil isn't as big of a brand as LEGO is and with no brand awareness, how do you start promoting this worldwide? The film though, borrowing gags from other franchises such as 'Star Wars. a clear nod to Jabba the Hutt in form of Glinara; James Bond' look-a-like Rex Dasher; a colosseum warrior battle such as in 'Thor: Ragnarok' and a fairy wonderland in the likes of 'Shrek' isn't as bad as initially presumed. Luckily, the demographic this is intended for - 4 to 10-year olds - has a wild imagination, and with worlds such as "City of the Future" and "Dino Jungle" their magical fantasies are coming true on the screen.
The crew who worked on Disney's 'The Princess and the Frog' and 'Home on the Range' wrote this live action/animation-hybrid adventure musical, taking a little bit too much time to get to the final big battle to get our siblings back to the real world, which could challenge the smallest of children to stay seated. The constant action and sugared colour palette will for sure give parents a sugar rush they'll need to recover from, but most modern animated shows are way worse in terms of hyperactive screaming and fart-jokes. At least most of the jokes in 'Playmobil: The Movie' are enough thought through to make this enjoyable for both kids and their parents.
What might surprise audiences, is the musical aspect of the film. There's about six very catchy songs, sung by the voice actors themselves, with the very first song performed in the real world by Anya Taylor-Joy (Glass) which reminded me of Lizzie McGuire, with a bubbly attitude, dreaming of traveling and exploring the world. The songs fit perfectly in the story and usually get performed when we enter a new section of the ever stretching make-believe world of Playmobil. The voice actors aren't known for their singing - besides Adam Lambert (who is having so much fun being overly theatrical with his voice) and Meghan Trainor - but do a decent job at making it their own.
The clear message of being able to achieve anything, as long as you believe in yourself is a bit on the nose, but this doesn't take away the fact that this harmless effervescent story will appeal to many kids with dreams such as Marla's. The film screams to be made into a franchise, let's just hope they learn from their shortcomings and the mistakes other toy brands have made before when taking the Hollywood-path.

Playmobil the movie cast. Playmobil the movie review. Directed by Lino DiSalvo Writing Credits Lino DiSalvo... (story by) Blaise Hemingway... (screenplay by) and Greg Erb... (screenplay by) Jason Oremland... (screenplay by) Hans Beck... (creator: Playmobil) uncredited) Michael LaBash... (storyline consultant) Cast (in credits order) Anya Taylor-Joy... Marla Gabriel Bateman... Charlie Jim Gaffigan... Del (voice) Daniel Radcliffe... Rex Dasher Meghan Trainor... Fairy Godmother Adam Lambert... Emperor Maximus Kenan Thompson... Bloodbones Kirk Thornton... Ook-Ook Dan Navarro... Viking Leader Maddie Taylor... Glinara Cindy Robinson... Nola Mariah Inger... Ian James Corlett... Dogsled Driver Christopher Corey Smith... Western Outlaw Karen Strassman... Paul Hurwitz... Running Guard Rest of cast listed alphabetically: Dino Andrade... Scurvy Pete Robotitron Ben Diskin... Seadog Kellen Goff... Salty Wilson Gonzalez... Yellow Viking Ryan S. Hill... 6-Year-Old Charlie Tito Ortiz... Royal Guard Paloma Rodriguez... Valera Keith Silverstein... Annakin Slayd... Cop Harry Standjofski... Produced by Moritz Borman... producer Timothy Burrill... co-producer executive producer Adam Fogelson... Stephan Franck... Olivier Glaas... executive producer: live action Emmanuel Jacomet... Mary Maffei... animation producer Jean-Bernard Marinot... line producer Dan Mintz... Bahman Naraghi... Bob Persichetti... Olivier Rakoto... CG Producer Dimitri Rassam... Robert Simonds... Aton Soumache... Axel Von Maydell... Alexis Vonarb... Music by Heitor Pereira Film Editing by Maurissa Horwitz Casting By Mary Vernieu Randi Wells Production Design by Jean-Andre Carriere Rémi Salmon Art Direction by Julien Rossire Set Decoration by Martine Kazemirchuk... key set decorator Production Management Patrick Canning... production manager Carlos Chacin... associate production manager Ginette Guillard... unit production manager Virginie Léger... production manager: additional photography Simon Zaurrini... Associate Production Manager Second Unit Director or Assistant Director Martin Doepner... third assistant director Aurore Paulin... Esteban Sanchez... second assistant director Anne Sirois... first assistant director Art Department Jesse Aclin... character designer Didier Ah-Koon... storyboard artist Nicolas Alberti... set designer Marko Bajic... Vincent Bisschop... Visual development artist Oussama Bouacheria... Yann Boyer... visual development Eric Cesbron... Adrian Chan... creative consultant Raphaelle Dubé... assistant property master head of story Gabriel Gomez... Fancia He... Ethan Hegge... Sam Hood... Jack Hsu... pre-visualization Paul Jesper... Barry Johnson... Nora Johnson... Josiane Jospitre... decorator buyer Mathias Lachesnais... Character FX supervisor Pierre-Henri Laporterie... Javier Ledesma... Larry Leker... Erik Martin... Maxime Mary... Delphine Meier... graphic designer Pierre-Antoine Moelo... visual development artist Javier Peces... Fernando Peque... artist Klepper-Bayle Pierre-Nicolas... Simon Pineau... assistant decorator Nicolas Privé... set dresser Jeff Ranjo... Annie Regol... property master Bill Riling... Jérémy Ringard... Characters Supervisor Maurice Roy... Asuka Sugiyama... art department coordinator Benoit Tranchet... Dirk Van Dulmen... Frans Vischer... David Wachtenheim... Mark Walton... Sound Department Yohann Angelvy... foley recordist Mario Auclair... production sound mixer Louis Bart... dialogue editor / foley editor Norman Bernard... boom operator Christophe Bourreau... foley artist James Bowman... dialog recordist Olivier Calvert... robotitron's voice sound designer Gregoire Couzinier... executive sound producer Tony Diaz... original dialogue mixer Bernard Gariépy Strobl... re-recording mixer Antoine Gervais... foley technician Jon Goc... sound designer / sound effects editor Gwennolé Le Borgne... supervising sound editor Amanda Ann Olstad... audio description editor Egor Panchenko... pro tools playback mixer Agathe Poche... sound editor assistant/foley editor Simon Poudrette... sound mixer Stephane Rabeau... sound effects editor Olivier Ranquet... sound editor Nathan Robert... assistant re-recording mixer Théo Serror... foley editor Carlos Sotolongo... Special Effects by Mario Dumont... special effects supervisor Peter Ejupovic... special effects technician Riccardo Serraiocco... special effects assistant Visual Effects by Luis Arizaga Rico... Character modeler Jonathan Asselin... tracking/layout Mathieu Beaudoin... visual effects artist Eliott Beaudon... cg artist: Raynault VFX Christophe Brejon... lighting lead Stephanie Broussaud... digital compositor: Raynault VFX Alex Brueckner... vfx editor Ghislain Bruneau... Luca Buonopane... modeler Fabien Charbonnier... head of it Guillaume Chiavassa... i/o editor Alexandre Clermont... digital compositor / lighting-compositing artist Alexandre Corbin... tracking/matchmove/layout artist Jacinthe Côté... visual effects producer: Raynault VFX David Danesi... visual effects producer Elisa-Ann Dion... modeling artist: Digital District Mario Donio... lead compositor Maxime Dontigny... digital compositor Marwan El Ghazal... tracking/layout artist Nicolas Fidala... lead matte painter: Digital District Catherine Gaucher... visual effects line producer: Raynault VFX Éric Hamel... matte painter: Raynault VFX Alexandre Jacquet... Sergey Kononenko... cg supervisor: Digital District Etienne Laroche... Loic Laurelut... compositing supervisor: digital district François Leduc... Alexia Levieuze-Palancade... Visual Effects Coordinator: Digital District Thomas Lhomme-Sorel... Curtis Linstead... system engineer: Raynault VFX Nicolas Lourme... lighting artist Sonia Marques... Fernando Fausto Martínez... Lighting Artist Sandrine Mercier... Nadia Miltcheva... 3D modeler Romain Moussel... editor/visual effects Simon Ouellet... pipeline TD: Raynault VFX Julie Palnychenko... visual effects coordinator Vincent Poitras... compositing supervisor: Raynault VFX Mathieu Raynault... visual effects supervisor: Raynault VFX Etienne Salançon... visual effects supervisor Christian Salazar... Federico Sella... fx artist / visual effects artist Claire Simond... digital matte painter: Digital District Katharine King So... vfx production assistant (as Katharine King) Marque Pierre Sondergaard... senior texture artist: Digital District Sylvain Theroux... cg supervisor: Raynault VFX Amelie Thomas... visual effects coordinator: Raynault VFX Chloé Tousignant... Narendra Kumar Vadapalli... Lead Pipeline TD / technical pipeline supervisor Romane Wingerter... visual effects production assistant: Raynault VFX Shibo Xiao... Ruben Gerardo Alfaro Moreno... visual effects (uncredited) Florian Suc... lead modeling (uncredited) Camera and Electrical Department Jean-Sébastien Caron... a camera/steadicam operator Denis Lamothe... gaffer Ismael Tremblay-Desgagnes... lighting technician Jonathan Wenk... still photographer Animation Department Sophie Adida... animator Mauro Affronti... Guillaume Arantes... Viola Baldwin... Character Animator Corentin Barcelo... Claudia Barrera... animation production coordinator Jean-François Barthélémy... Louis Beucler... Julien Bocabeille... head of animation Guillermo Dupinet Bours... Thomas Bozovic... Nassim Briedj... Jenna Byun... Marc-Anthony Cadieux... production coordinator Mylène Charette... animator (as Mylène Charrette) Nicolas A. Chauvelot... key animator Simon Cuisinier... animation supervisor Ramón de la Cuesta... Andres Derakhshani... Antoine Donnelly... Paulina Duems Noriega... Danielle Dumont... Omar El Hindi... Lutgardo Fernández... Tiago Ferreira... Jean-Renaud Gauthier... Jean-François Gignac... Andre Giordani... senior technical layout artist Hernan Giraldo... Nicolle Gordon... layout artist Tanguy Gourret... Adeline Grange... Jennifer Gustafson... Thibault Hormiere... David Hurtubise... td animation Rosaria Iaccarino... Silke Jager... Kris Kapp... lead layout artist Gäetan Leconte... Alicia Leo... Daniel Ti Yan Lim... Ulysse Malassagne... animator: 2D animation artist Anaïs Mallégol... Taran Matharu... Pre Production Lead Animator Xanthe Menor... Jonathan Meret... Etienne Metois... Albert Miarnau... Naoko Mizutori... Louis Mousseau... Kyle Moy... Ariella Myers-Colet... Jakub Pazera... animator / senior animator Elissa Peterson... Nicolas Pinet... Chloé Proulx... Patrick Pujalte... Zachary Rahman... Pat Rhodes... Caroline Roux... David Roux... Warren Seeley... Francis St-Cyr... Ki Eun Suh... Audrey-Anne Surprenant... texture artist Neïla Terrien... Frederic Tetrault... Arnaud Tribout... color artist Adam Trout... Michel Urbanek... Eduardo Valero... Jack Vandenbroele... Animation Supervisor / Animation supervisor Lorenzo Veracini... supervisor layout and previs Pere Via... Juan Carlos Vigil... Casting Department Julie Breton... extras casting Patty Rhinehart... casting assistant Raylin Sabo... casting associate (as Raylin Smith) Costume and Wardrobe Department Katina Kordonouris... wardrobe supervisor Editorial Department Julien Archambault... dailies producer Dario Barrera... post-production coordinator Mathieu Beausoleil... on-line editor / on-line stereographer David Condolora... first assistant editor Mark Deimel... additional editor Jess Fulton... editor Adam Garner... associate editor Eve Garnier... Ally Garrett... Consulting editor Nick Kenway... Michèle Klaponski... Thorsten Knatz... Denise Lee-Hutchinson... assistant editor Amy McBeth... second assistant editor Etienne Proulx... Vickie-Lynn Roy... colorist Erika Scopelli... Adrian Syben... Location Management Réjane Gouzerh... assistant location manager Dominique Leroutier... location manager Music Department Robert Adams... music preparation / orchestrator Jeff D. Anderson... orchestrator Slamm Andrews... music editor Chris Barrett... pro tools recordist Mark Berrow... violin Daniel Bhattacharya... musician Rachel Bolt... viola Natasha Canter... assistant engineer Budd Carr... Executive Music Producer John W. Chapman... additional engineering Fiona Cruickshank... Matt Friedman... score mix assistant Greg Hayes... music scoring mixer / songs mixer David Hernando... conductor: Bratislava Symphony Choir Todd Honeycutt... singer: small ensemble Kent Kercher... score technical engineer John Leftwich... Steve Mair... musician: double bass Elaine Lizardo Marte... Jack Mills... Stephan Moccio... songwriter Perry Montague-Mason... Everton Nelson... concertmaster Anne Preven... music producer / songwriter Jasper Randall... vocal contractor Gary Robinson... Additional Music Luis Rodriguez-Feo... Guillaume Roussel... additional music Sammy Sanfilippo... music preparation Tim Schmalz... musical arrangements Daniel Semsen... John Shaw... David Shipps... music preparation / supervising orchestrator Shao Jean Sim... Jill Streater... supervisor music copyist uk Alexander Verbitskiy... technical score engineer Cali Wang... scoring engineer Nadia Wheaton... Score Coordinator: Los Angeles David Wise... vocal arranger Nick Wollage... score engineer Kenny Wood... additional arrangements Phillip Rapa... music intern (uncredited) Script and Continuity Department script coordinator Nathalie Paquette... continuity Other crew editorial production coordinator / production coordinator: story / story coordinator Omar Bermúdez... marketing and creative services Thamar Carmenes... Liliana Chiricheu... Paymaster Leonor Choux... marketing coordinator Priscilla De Beaulieu... back-up production assistant (as Priscilla Adam De Beaulieu) Bartolome Delaporte... Marketing Intern Tom Guida... legal counsel Jean-Francois Hall... production assistant Chelsea Itaya... story department coordinator Luke Ives... Marketing Graphic Designer Jean-Patrick Joseph... special equipment supplier Marilyne Lamontagne... Charles Lamoureux... additional production assistant Clément Lelong... marketing art director Blandine Masseron... Legal Counsel Kevin Pestel... Amanda Quaid... dialect coach Andrea Schweitzer Gil... Spencer Soloman... assistant Tom Lasell Stevenson... producer's assistant (as Tom Stevenson) Yara Tabbara... HR & Recruitment Coordinator Lorette Torelli... Film Accountant Quin Tran... Relocation Manager Louise Trudeau... production accountant Thalia Vitaniotis... Recruitment and HR Manager Thanks Mark Burton... very special thanks Agence du Développement Economique du Canada... special thanks Sam Fell... Alicia Gold... Karey Kirkpatrick... Cecil Kramer... Rob Letterman... Peter Lord... Tom McGrath... Nick Park... Investissement Québec... Timothy Reckart... Carla Shelley... David Sproxton... Richard Starzak... very special thanks.

Playmobil: The Movie Reviews Movie Reviews By Reviewer Type All Critics Top Critics All Audience Verified Audience Page 1 of 3 December 27, 2019 There is a gentleness and simplicity to the adventure-seeking vibe of Playmobil: The Movie that will work particularly well for very young audiences. December 12, 2019 This is a vastly inferior toy-to-film IP expansion, with duller songs, dumber jokes, and forgettable voice work. Akin to a cheap toy knockoff of toxic materials, Playmobil wields whimsy that is generic, tiresome, and probably isn't safe for young children. December 11, 2019 There's a plot in there somewhere, but most of the time it's subsumed by a frenetic attempt to showcase the whole Playmobil range in an extended kinetic eruption of primal sound and primary colour. It feels like they put 1000 ideas into a bucket and picked one out each week to create the script December 10, 2019 There's very little in "Playmobil" to suggest the film isn't just a convenient tour of the playsets you can find at your local department store toy aisle. Bland and unoriginal but may still amuse young kids. December 9, 2019 Playmobil manages the live-action part, but without any clever twists. December 9, 2019. a naked attempt to cash in on the miscellaneous, successful Lego movies. Playmobil: The Movie isn't as funny as some of the direct-to-video Lego-related movies, either, and that's very much the field it competes in, theatrical release or not. December 7, 2019 Best watched running in the background of a playdate for pre-schoolers, buried under the noise of kids' own imaginations but offering the occasional distraction from a total toddler meltdown. Too dull to sit through, too noisy to sleep through. Playmobil: The Movie is everything we feared the first LEGO Movie was going to be. December 6, 2019 The story just rambles and stumbles and bumbles its way along. It's pretty dismal. I had to fight to stay awake in my otherwise completely empty theater, and had I dozed off I don't think I really would have missed anything or cared. (Full Content Review for Parents - Violence, Scary Moments, etc. also Available) Amid its exhausting tendency to cram every frame with incoherent mayhem, the charming spirit of the titular plastic toys is lost. It does not even work as a commercial, never showing us why these toys could be especially fun to play with. The adventure is tedious, the attempts at humor fall flat, and then there's the music. Oh, the music. December 6, 2019. a] synthetic and strained kiddie to mix sentimentality with the trappings of a kid-friendly slapdash. Otherwise, the comical cliches and fuzzy forethought make for plastic-coated pap. Page 1 of 3.

Playmobil: the. Lol Lego Movie rip off. 1:43 image not available noice. Playmobil: the movie rating. Whats next? Knex the movie. 7 /10 To the critics: Yes, we know it's not the Lego movie, thank you. If you read the reviews, you could get the impression that the main flaw of the Playmobil movie is the fact that it's not the Lego movies. Yes, thank you, we know that. This movie does NOT try to be a clone of the Lego movies. Strangely, most reviews I have read seem to have a problem with that. The Playmobil movie is not full of meta jokes or references to other movies. The movie does not make fun of the quirks of old Playmobil sets. It's not self-aware. The characters don't know that they are toys. The fairy godmother behaves exactly like a fairy godmother; she's not behaving oddly or making sarcastic jokes. If you are expecting all those things, you are simply in the wrong movie. The Playmobil movie is exclusively targeting children, not adolescents or adults. From this point of view, it's a solid movie. The 3D animation looks a bit outdated but it brings very well the look and feel of the Playmobil toys to the big screen. The story is okay but I think it would have been better to spend more time on the characters instead of rushing through the different sceneries. There are locations that don't contribute anything to the story (e. g. the scene with the lava and the dinosaurs on the road) while potentially interesting characters like the fairy only have a short appearance. But again, that's me as an adult overanalyzing a children movie. Children will probably enjoy to see all their favourite Playmobil themes. 53 out of 70 found this helpful. Was this review helpful? Sign in to vote. Permalink Better than expected Obviously you are going to compare this to the Lego movies and yes it very similar but it is still a fun film. It has a good story and the live action framing at the beginning and end of the film serves it well. in-fact the framing does point the way to a potential sequel that could flip the story round. I do have one negative thing to say, the songs do derail the film in places but fortunately the film quickly recovers so no harm done. 15 out of 24 found this helpful. Of course it's one big commercial, but it still entertains Since this is a film about Playmobil, you can't expect anything else than a promotion of their toys. But still the story is reasonable, the action is good, the comedy is funny (for the target age group) and the visual effects are good. Go see it without unreasonable expectations and let yourself be entertained. If your kids like playing with Playmobil, then they'll like watching this film. 19 out of 32 found this helpful. 6 /10 It's for kids! My first review! But I couldn't not. I'm 42 male and actually make films myself and yes this is not written to take you on deep inner journeys or will it make you ponder life and will it win Oscar's after seeing such bad reviews and from critics, is it not about time we let the kids review kids films. I asked my daughters 12, 9 and son 5 what they thought after the cinema and they really enjoyed it. So my 6/10 is from them! 23 out of 42 found this helpful. 10 /10 Where do all the bad ratings come from? I really don't understand the bad ratings for the movie on this site. I went to see the movie with my son and was delighted. Sure, the songs don't hold up with Disney songs, but overall the movie was fun, entertaining and very well made. Recommended family movie! 27 out of 51 found this helpful. Definitely no The Lego Movie but cute for kids It's definitely not as witty as #TheLegoMovie, but #PlaymobilTheMovie is a colorful mix between a musical animation and live action, perfect for kids under double digits. THINGS I LIKED: I like Anya Taylor-Joy and thought she did a great job. There were, however, a few times when she said her lines so fast that I couldn't understand what she said. The talented musical cast includes Meghan Trainor, Adam Lambert, Anya Taylor-Joy. Other non-singing highlights include Daniel Radcliffe and Kenan Thompson. This is Daniel Radcliffe's first animated film. Comedian Jim Gaffigan! Yes! I just wrote in my recent movie review of THEM THAT FOLLOW that it always catches me off guard when I see him in a serious drama. He always does a great job in drama or comedy. Now he can add "musical" to his filmography. He has a fantastic voice for animation and has the funniest lines in the movie. Gabriel Bateman does a good job as live action and voice talent. It was cute to see a burly Viking with a little kid voice. Parents will appreciate the female "Jabba the Hut" character from the original Star Wars: A New Hope. Kids will enjoy the variety of environments and lands. THINGS I DIDN'T LIKE: It doesn't have the humor and zip that the Lego movies have. The songs are enjoyable but not very memorable. Some of the voices don't quite match what the characters look like. More punchy humor would have helped. TIPS FOR PARENTS: There is a sad moment when people die, although you don't see it happen. A boy says that something "sucks" and his sister says, Language! A boy and his sister play with some Playmobil figures. Your kids are probably going to want to buy some. This movie is filled with merchandising. A boy says tattoos are cool. Fighting among Playmobil characters. A character drinks alcohol. Toys in danger. Your kids may want a passport. You can read the rest of my review at Movie Review Mom. 12 out of 20 found this helpful. 3 /10 Not so epic! My expectations for Playmobil: The Movie were very low, and I still thought this was a very weak movie. The best thing going for this movie is the Animation style. There is at least a good amount of effort put into it and it's not an ugly movie from that point of view. I thought the scenes outside the Playmobil universe were really awful like that kid who was bad at acting. The Playmobil universe stuff fairs a tiny bit better, but it was still very predictable and basically felt like a very watered down Lego Movie, with almost all of the jokes falling flat. The movie being a Musical did catch me off guard and I respect them trying, but honestly all the songs are forgettable. There's not really any memorable characters or locations either, which doesn't help alleviate the blandness at all. Is Playmobil: The Movie the worst thing you could watch? Certainly not. However, the kids in my cinema were not laughing all that much in this movie, and the adults just didn't seem to be all that engaged watching this movie at all. This is a very straightforward story and at least the plot doesn't have too much pointless filler like some other Animated movies I've seen this year like The Queen's Corgi and The Secret Life of Pets 2. However, with The Angry Birds Movie 2 out at the same time, I'd feel that one is the better watch out of the two as the kids were having a great time watching that movie compared to Playmobil. In all honestly, I was kind of hoping Playmobil: The Movie might have been a decent Animated movie to watch, but sadly it's just a bit of a bore. 3/10 19 out of 35 found this helpful. Fun little film I find it ridiculous how many critics trashed this movie. I went into this film with very very low expectations, like Chicken Little levels. But its accually a cute film. It is no Finding Nemo, but a quick paced little story of adventure. It moves quickly and kept my kids attention. There were more moments where I thought this was really good. Jim Gaffigan did a great job. It is a musical with a lot of action. As a Dad who is a classic film buff I would watch this again and yet again the critics are aweful. Its not Lego movie, but it is harmless fun. On top of that the movie is 5 per ticket due to an experimental pricing experiment. Please do yourself a favor at this price, go see this with the family. And ignore the critics who can this but throw high numbers at whatever Disney throws up. 4 out of 5 found this helpful. Really cute, really fun I was able to see this at the Annecy Festival in France. I went in expecting that it would try to be the Lego Movie with it's meta-humor and rapid fire pop culture references, but it wasn't. This movie was completely different than Lego. The only thing they share in common is that they're both based on toys. "Playmobil" is a story about a brother and sister who get sent into another dimension, one that looks just like the Playmobil toys the little brother plays with. The movie is funny, it's cute, it's got tons of great songs. Definitely a movie for the family to enjoy! 34 out of 71 found this helpful. The best movie of all time. Truly an underrated gem. The action is great, the racial slurs are a bit extreme at points, and the gore is too much. And it's perfect. Making this movie R rated was a great decision made by the director. Seeing Playmobil nudity was at first a bit off-putting, but it was what this movie needed. They gave Lino DiSalvo full control. Now, watch the box office explode. 33 out of 72 found this helpful. 5 /10 Mediocre Mixed thoughts, I found a few scenes funny, and it's got well done animation and live action but it's just a dull rip off of the Lego Movie so nothing original 12 out of 22 found this helpful. An adventure for young children This film tells the adventure of two youngsters in Playmobil land. The animation is good, and the story actually is quite fun. There are lots of fantasy themed lands, and they are visually appealing. I think it is a good adventure for young children. It is a pity that it will be in the shadow of "The Lego Movie. 2 out of 2 found this helpful. It isn't the Lego movie, it's different and better. A kids adventure with plenty of laughs and no time to get bored. I wasn't holding high hopes for this film but I was pleasantly surprised. The film is completely different to the Lego movie, it's just a kids adventure film with a very light hearted vibe but rattles along at a really good speed. There are plenty of laughs for adults as well which is always great in a kids film, as is no lulls for kids to get bored. The premise of the story is light but the characters are good and amusing. It seems to have fallen between stools as to whether it's a musical, it has a few songs but not that many to make it a fully fledged musical. I was really surprised to see the bad reviews, this is the best kids film I have seen for a while. 11 out of 20 found this helpful. Fun film for all This film was good! My 4 year old loved it all the way through 14 out of 27 found this helpful. 1 /10 No me gusta Annoying, pandering and generic blur of motion that has no reason to exist 22 out of 48 found this helpful. 8 /10 GREAT MOVIE FOR KIDS, CRITICS KNOW NOTHING Charming, lovable, funny, good songs. I had low expectations, but this is a nice movie for kids. Very enjoyable. I have no idea what the critics were waiting for, but this is a worth watching movie for all the family. 6 out of 10 found this helpful. A fun, high energy surprise I caught a screening of this movie at the Annecy Film Festival. I was expecting something like the Lego movie with rapid fire pop culture references and a throw anything at the wall attitude. But this movie was way different than those Lego movies. It's a cute story about a brother and sister that are sent to a Playmobil world. The sister is a regular person, but the little brother gets to be a big, tough guy viking. This movie was really cute. And all the songs were great. Don't go in thinking it's going to be like Lego. It's definitely got a different feeling throughout. Kids will love it and parents won't be bored when watching it with them. 25 out of 60 found this helpful. This is Playmobil: The movie, not The Lego Movie. Warning: Spoilers Comparisons will be made between the Lego movie and this movie, seems inevitable, and all reviews I have seen so far have done just that. This is a toy movie yes, but a toy movie for KIDS, it's not targeted at adults. My kids 5, 7, and 9 really enjoyed this movie. They are boys and have no interest in seeing Frozen (not to say frozen is girl exclusive - my kids just arent sharting their pants at the release of the big #2 movie) so playmobile it was as a pre Christmas movie treat. They really enjoyed it. Thought the viking boy, flying glitter horses and dino with wings were hilarious and amazing, and it was well paced. The singing was fine, not OTT but great musical voice actors - it was a solid kids movie. I'm also glad I didn't see any trailers before hand, because playing up the Daniel Radcliff character would have left me disappointed. Going in blind was the best way to go, recommend to anyone with kids under 10. 3 out of 4 found this helpful. Underrated! I think the poor reviews this movie received are a reflection of a jaded, entirely-adult community of reviewers. It wasn't perfect - it was somewhat light on jokes that my 5-year-old understood and the live action sequences were a little tense and ill-fitting, but made for acceptable bookend sequences. The screenplay was quite good, and the voice acting was superb. The songs weren't the focal point of the movie & kind of began and ended without much adieu, which I actually preferred over the jarring music video feel of the songs in Frozen/2. Gaffigan's character felt like he wrote his dialogue himself and thus it was a particular highpoint. The joke at the end about the other dinosaurs recognizing the main one was an excellent end to the movie. The entire sequence with Radcliffe was very good viewing material, though maybe not as much for young kids. 4 out of 6 found this helpful. 2 /10 commercial Just an hourt long commercial for Playmobil. They ought to pay people to see it 9 out of 18 found this helpful. Good fun! Really enjoyed a family screening of Playmobil the Movie over the weekend. Full of fun characters from the world of Playmobil working together to save the day. Fantasy and magic had the little ones around us enraptured and engaged. 14 out of 32 found this helpful. Not as bad as I expected from reviews but not amazing either The film is very formulaic and essentially one big advert for playmobil. Despite that I did just about enjoy it given it had just about enough laughs and a crazy enough storyline to keep me involved as an adult. I imagine young kids would enjoy it even more also. Not the worst kids film you'll see although certainly not the best your kids will enjoy it and you won't completely want to tear your hair out so worth a family trip out on a rainy day. 6 out of 12 found this helpful. Playmobil - Can't help comparing to the Lego Movie Children's animated adventure, introduced with a short live action backstory where Marla (a teenage girl) gets her own passport and wants to travel. Late one evening Marla is babysitting Charlie (her brother) there's a knock at the door, and the police are there. We realise their parents have been in a tragic road accident. The plot jumps forward 4 years and Marla is responsible for Charlie, her traveling ambition has been shelved. Charlie has a squabble with Marla and runs off, Marla is able to track his whereabouts via a phone app. Marla finds Charlie at a games convention and they are both sucked into a colourful, animated Playmobil adventure. They get separated, the plot switches to a rescue mission involving several characters in different action and chase scenes with some musical numbers. This is aimed at very young audience, the movie won't appeal much to parents, especially as there are much better Lego movies to compare with. I laughed twice. Mya (our granddaughter) liked it, she's 9 years old. Stay in your seats for a short post credit scene, taster to a potential for a sequel. 7 out of 15 found this helpful. Very good (for kids) Our kids (3 and 6 yo) movie experts, love this movie. And I, 44, also enjoy it, even after 3 times watching it. Give it a shot! 3 out of 5 found this helpful. Great movie! Just left the theater! We loved it! EmperorMaximus, Adam Lambert, stole the show! Loved his song! In addition to the fun action, there are so many excellent life messages for children and adults. When bad things happen, re-group, support each other, seek the positive & inner strength, and live your life with courage. As a psychologist of many years, I was happy to see a movie with positive messages. It is sad to see critics who comment that there was not enough snappy come-back humor which is often shaming. That is not the model we need at this point in time. We need more movies like this to give hope. I only wish more people knew about the movie. 2 out of 3 found this helpful. Permalink.

Playmobil 3a the movie clips. Playmobil: the movie fairy godmother. Movie plot When her younger brother Charlie suddenly disappears into the magical, animated universe of PLAYMOBIL, Marla embarks on the adventure of a lifetime to bring him home. Setting off on an incredible journey through new and exciting themed worlds, Marla teams up with various strange and heroic companions, including: Del, a crazed food truck driver; Rex Dasher, a suave and fearless secret agent; a loyal and endearing robot; a hilarious fairy-godmother, and many others! About the movie: PLAYMOBIL: THE MOVIE is the animated highlight of summer 2019. The first motion picture inspired by the popular and award-winning brand of toys, the movie takes the audience on an epic and hilarious adventure through the fantastic, limitless universe of Playmobil. With hilarious and endearing characters, thrilling adventures and breathtaking landscapes, the animated story is uniquely fun and original. Director Lino DiSalvo is a Disney veteran who spent 17 years at Walt Disney Animation Studios. Most recently he served as Head of Animation for the international hit ‘Frozen. PLAYMOBIL: THE MOVIE is in UK cinemas from August 9th. Gallery.

Looks fun. Playmobil com o passar dos anos, so dá ha entender que é só mais um plágio da Lego. Playmobil: The Movie Genre: Musical Comedy Running Time: 99 minutes Country: France United States Release Date: December 6, 2019 Directed by: Lino DiSalvo Written by: Blaise Hemingway Greg Erb Jason Oremland Distributed by: Pathé Distribution Starring: Anya Taylor-Joy Jim Gaffigan Gabriel Bateman Adam Lambert Meghan Trainor Daniel Radcliffe Playmobil: The Movie is a 2019 musical comedy film based on the Playmobil toy brand. Plot When her younger brother Charlie unexpectedly disappears into the magical, animated universe of Playmobil, unprepared Marla must go on a quest of a lifetime to bring him home. As she sets off on a fantastic journey across stunning new worlds, Marla teams up with some unlikely and heroic new friends - the smooth-talking food truck driver Del, the dashing and charismatic secret agent Rex Dasher, a wholehearted misfit robot, an extravagant fairy-godmother and many more. Through their vibrant adventure, Marla and Charlie realize that no matter how life plays out, you can achieve anything when you believe in yourself. Why It Sucks The entire movie is nothing but a blatant rip-off of The Lego Movie GMW, shamelessly copying not just the concept, but even story elements, tone, certain characteristics of the protagonists, and set locations. And unlike The Lego Movie, which managed to have a genuine story and message, Playmobil: The Movie is purely an advertisement for Playmobil products. Poor marketing in the United States, as only two trailers were released and a few posters that paint Rex Dasher as the main protagonist, not to mention the trailers were incredibly vague about the actual plot. It was also released in the United States when Frozen 2 GMW, a big scale release that dominated the box office. The marketing seemed to be stronger in other territories. The combination of animation and live-action is completely pointless, considering that we never get to see anything live-action after the first ten minutes until the very end. Marla can be an extremely unlikable protagonist at times. The soundtrack, besides Run Like A River, are nothing but generic songs with formulaic lessons and meanings. Charlie, Marla's brother, is a viking in the Playmobil world, which is ridiculous because in real life, he is just a child, and even sounds like a child. This could be because he grabbed the viking figurine before entering the world, but even that doesn't make much sense since Marla looks exactly the same as she did in the real world. The songs are obviously shoved in at the last second; this is most apparent with songs like "Brothers In Arms" where all it does is describe what is currently happening on-screen. The Fairy Godmother character only exists to sing a musical number which doesn't even match the scene and only serves as soundtrack fodder. The movie begins with a massive tonal problem, as it goes immediately from Marla singing a cutesy little musical number to finding out her parents died with no time to breathe. Speaking of the Playmobil world, there is basically nothing in that world that feels like anything like a Playmobil product. Everything seems like reality, and even the Playmobil figures feel more like human beings than actual figures. However, this is because the world is based on a toy museum. None of those are Playmobil-related in real life, but in the world, everything is Playmobil. The way Marla and Charlie enter the Playmobil world is dumb, and it is never even explained how or why the lighthouse in the toy convention is magical. Marla and Charlie's parents' deaths are never brought up again after just one moment. The fact that the movie is based on Playmobil is mostly treated as an afterthought since the animated world is treated mostly like any other animated world in contrast to The Lego Movie, which took full advantage of the limitless nature of the toys. It is filled to the brim with unfunny jokes that literally make no sense. At times, they'll make jokes even in the most unnecessary situations. Some plot elements are never explained, such as how Marla got the gold in the first place and the aforementioned lighthouse mystery. The plot is absolutely absurd. At first, it's about two people dealing with Playmobil, then Marla, the sister, has to rescue her brother, then she meets up with some random guy who suddenly becomes one of the main characters, and from there, it continuously switches up genres, making it extremely confusing. Redeeming Qualities Despite never being mentioned again, Marla and Charlie's parents' death is a strong way to open the film. The animation is at least decent. The characters faces are cute, and the environments are colorful. Great voice acting. Even Anya Taylor-Joy's singing in the opening number is really powerful. Run Like A River is an okay song, despite how poorly-integrated into the movie it is. Adam Lambert does at least offer a fun performance. An awesome Cameo of an EV called the Porsche Taycan Reception The film was poorly received by critics, who found it to be an unimaginative clone of The Lego Movie with cliche characters and writing. The film has a 17% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. In addition, it proved to be a major box-office bomb, similar to another STX production, UglyDolls, in the United States, grossing only 13. 5 million worldwide against a 40 million budget. Many factors caused this, such as the aforementioned lack of marketing (a budget of 3 million was put into advertising) and Frozen 2 being a big hit, and the fact that it was released months earlier in other countries. It was reported that theaters sold tickets for only five dollars, meaning that they didn't have much faith in the movie doing well. It also has the fourth worst box-office opening of all time in over 2, 000 theaters, and the worst opening in over 2, 300 theaters (660, 000, averaging 280 per theatre. For comparison, Arctic Dogs, which opened in over 2, 800 theaters, grossed 2. 9 million on its opening weekend, averaging 1, 020 per theatre. On its third weekend, Playmobil was dropped by 95% of its theaters. Trivia Playmobil has the worst-ever opening in over 2, 300 theaters. The film was originally going to be distributed by Open Road in the USA, but when that studio went bankrupt, STX acquired the distribution rights. You are not allowed to post comments.

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