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Movie Review: Planes

DISNEY’S PLANES (In 3D)
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Genre:                                      Animation/Adventure
Rating:                                      PG
Release Date:                           August 9, 2013
 
Voice Cast:                               Dane Cook, Stacy Keach, Brad Garrett, Teri Hatcher, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Priyanka Chopra, John Cleese, Cedric the Entertainer, Carlos Alazraqui, Roger Craig Smith, Anthony Edwards, Val Kilmer, Sinbad, Gabriel Iglesias, Brent Musburger, Colin Cowherd, Danny Mann, Oliver Kalkofe, John Ratzenberger
Director:                                   Klay Hall          
Producer:                                 Traci Balthazor-Flynn
 
My Review:
We are fans of Cars and Cars 2 so we were excited to be invited to an advance screening of Planes 3D. We really enjoyed it. Ten thumbs up from five of us! Planes is like "Top Gun" for kids :). The main character, Dusty (a cropdusting plane), dreams of competing in an international aerial race. But he's afraid of heights...go figure! With the help of his mentor, Skipper (a reclusive old naval aviator), and several friends (old and new), Dusty soars with courage to fulfill his dream. Challenge. Obstacles. Kindness. Integrity. Friendship. Adventure around the world. Determination. Cheating. Lies. Pride. Overcoming fear. Romantic pursuit. Fantastic computer animation. Interesting characters. For example, Sinbad is the voice of Roper, a hot-tempered race official full of sly remarks. 
Planes is filled with nonstop action, great music, and plenty of humor. And it's so cool to watch it in 3D; I felt like I was flying in the sky with those planes. Lots of fun!

Check out some of the fun stuff on Disney.com’s FlewTube  http://disney.com/FlewTubenIncluding:
  • Planes Trailers & Clips
  • Paper Airplane Tutorials
  • Features on Remote Controlled Flyer enthusiasts
  • Introductions to parts of a plane
  • Flight-related Disney legacy content
In addition, there are 2 games available online for kids:
Download Coloring & Connect the Dots
~Special thanks to Allied-THA Marketing for the opportunity to attend an advance screening of Disney's Planes for free in exchange for my honest review. All opinions are my own.

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