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Title: Planet 51 (2009)
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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Dwayne Johnson | ... | Captain Charles T. Baker (voice) | |
| Jessica Biel | ... | Neera (voice) | |
| Justin Long | ... | Lem (voice) | |
| Gary Oldman | ... | General Grawl (voice) | |
| Seann William Scott | ... | Skiff (voice) | |
| John Cleese | ... | Professor Kipple (voice) | |
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Freddie Benedict | ... | Eckle (voice) |
| Alan Marriott | ... | Glar (voice) | |
| Mathew Horne | ... | Soldier Vesklin (voice) | |
| James Corden | ... | Soldier Vernkot (voice) | |
| Lewis Macleod | ... | Additional Voices (voice) | |
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Emma Tate | ... | Additional Voices (voice) |
| Rupert Degas | ... | Additional Voices (voice) | |
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Pete Atkin | ... | Additional Voices (voice) |
| Rebecca Front | ... | Additional Voices (voice) | |
Lem is just an average teenager working on getting the girl and furthering his career at the local planetarium - except that he's an alien. At least to U.S. astronaut Captain Charles T. Baker who lands on Lem's planet hoping for a quick flag plant and a hasty return to earth and his millions of screaming fans. But on this alien planet the media has tagged spacemen as brain-eating, zombie-creating monsters, causing Baker to run for his life and into Lem's house. Now it's up to the green native to get the clumsy astronaut back to his spaceship before military dictator General Grawl and mad scientist Professor Kipple manage to exterminate the Earthly visitor. Written by The Massie Twins
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I have always loved animation, whether it's cartoons(Looney Tunes and Silly Symphonies), films or TV shows. Planet 51 is not a bad movie, but at the end of the day it felt rather bland. I've seen worse certainly, but I can also think of better out there. The animation is wonderful though, very rich in colour and detail. The soundtrack is memorable, there are a few funny moments that will have children chuckling, fun set pieces and a couple of Cold War pastiches that will keep adults interested, Rover is a great character and by far the best character of the movie and it all begins very promisingly. The voice cast are full of great actors, especially Gary Oldman and John Cleese, and Planet 51 generally uses them well, Dwayne Johnson is an especially likable lead. However, the story, despite its great premise, is rather weak and unoriginal in structure and after a promising twenty minutes it is never quite as interesting. I liked the Cold War pastiches, but some of the other references were verging on tired. Among the funny moments, there is the overall mediocrity of the script, with a lot of clichéd dialogue. The characters are weak and stereotypical, with one of the blandest villains I've seen in an animated film recently, and the ending is very predictable. In conclusion, looks great but at the end of the day it felt very bland and forgettable. 6/10 Bethany Cox