Planet 51 Story
This animated film is about the life of a planet inhabited by a civilization green creature. Apparently their lives such as human life is harmonious and full of routine. However, their lives changed when a strange creature on the planet they landed the Captain Charles T. Bake or known Chuck, who comes from the earth. This resulted in the excitement of living there. Fear swept across the planet, which causes a national army for suspected Chuck will be an invasion. With the assistance of a robot named Rover and his new friend Lem, Chuck had to fight to get back to the plane to return to their home planet of Earth.
Planet 51 Movie detail
Release Date : November 20, 2009 (Intl.)
Director : Jorge Blanco, Javier Abad, Marcos Martinez
Script Writer : Joe Stillman
Cast : Dwayne Johnson, Jessica Biel, Justin Long, Seann William Scott, Gary Oldman, John Cleese
Studio : Tri-Star Pictures
Genre : Action, Animation, Adventure, Fantasy, Sci-Fi
Duration : 91 min
If Human Being Aliens in Other Planet
Unlike the aliens themed films before, Planet 51 Films is unique in this topic which resemble humans turn into an Alien. Narrated also lives in 51 the same planet as life on earth, only just a different character. And when man landed, panic and fear of alien invasion painted the same as any other movie where the human fear of the invasion by the alien. The figure was alien to them the same, which is toothed fangs and monocular (Since when well one-eyed alien and teeth?). The film is entertaining because it can be said not too heavy from the side of the story might be due to children's film. While for quite memorable characters, such as Rover, the robot companion Chuck duty to examine the rocks in the planet at the same time act as a pet dog. Overall, I give scores 7/10 for this movie.
This animated film is about the life of a planet inhabited by a civilization green creature. Apparently their lives such as human life is harmonious and full of routine. However, their lives changed when a strange creature on the planet they landed the Captain Charles T. Bake or known Chuck, who comes from the earth. This resulted in the excitement of living there. Fear swept across the planet, which causes a national army for suspected Chuck will be an invasion. With the assistance of a robot named Rover and his new friend Lem, Chuck had to fight to get back to the plane to return to their home planet of Earth.
Planet 51 Movie detail
Release Date : November 20, 2009 (Intl.)
Director : Jorge Blanco, Javier Abad, Marcos Martinez
Script Writer : Joe Stillman
Cast : Dwayne Johnson, Jessica Biel, Justin Long, Seann William Scott, Gary Oldman, John Cleese
Studio : Tri-Star Pictures
Genre : Action, Animation, Adventure, Fantasy, Sci-Fi
Duration : 91 min
If Human Being Aliens in Other Planet
Unlike the aliens themed films before, Planet 51 Films is unique in this topic which resemble humans turn into an Alien. Narrated also lives in 51 the same planet as life on earth, only just a different character. And when man landed, panic and fear of alien invasion painted the same as any other movie where the human fear of the invasion by the alien. The figure was alien to them the same, which is toothed fangs and monocular (Since when well one-eyed alien and teeth?). The film is entertaining because it can be said not too heavy from the side of the story might be due to children's film. While for quite memorable characters, such as Rover, the robot companion Chuck duty to examine the rocks in the planet at the same time act as a pet dog. Overall, I give scores 7/10 for this movie.
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| Chicago Sun-Times Roger Ebert | "It's perfectly pleasant as kiddie entertainment, although wall-to-wall with pop references to the American 1950s." | ||
| Chicago Tribune Roger Moore | "A genial but generic riff on sci-fi movie history..." | ||
| E! Online Dezhda Gaubert | "...Planet 51 follows a hilarious concept with weak execution and way too many references to better films." | ||
| Entertainment Weekly Adam Markovitz | "...delivers a few pleasant surprises..." | ||
| Hollywood Reporter Kirk Honeycutt | "A playful throwback to the days when cartoons were mostly aimed at children." | ||
| New York Post Kyle Smith | "...occupies the same comedy galaxy as Planet Andy Rooney." | ||
| New York Times Stephen Holden | "...agreeable but flagrantly unoriginal..." | ||
| San Francisco Chronicle Amy Biancolli | "...innocuous ..." | ||
| USA Today Claudia Puig | "This has the directionless, recycled feel of a script by committee." | ||
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