Planes: Fire and Rescue News
Weekend Box Office Report: ‘Lucy’ Conquers
4:52 PM 7/27/2014 by Logan Falk
Since the theaters have been going through a dry spell of sorts for quality films, the first batch of certified fresh releases were able to make a good showing of themselves—one in particular was able to make a good deal above its predicted gross, and easily make its way to the top of the charts.
Weekend Box Office Report: ‘Apes’ Rule for Second Weekend
6:01 PM 7/20/2014 by Logan Falk
This really isn’t all that shocking—the new releases this weekend didn’t win the hearts of any critics, and last weekend’s Dawn of the Planet of the Apes was the darling of the box office. It was only inevitable that the apes would conquer this weekend’s charts as well.
New in Theaters: ‘The Purge: Anarchy,’ ‘Sex Tape,’ ‘Planes: Fire and Rescue’
9:27 PM 7/19/2014 by Logan Falk
Sorry for the lateness, folks! It’s been a busy week on this end—fortunately, it looks like we aren’t missing much: while last weekend was a brief break from the run of mediocre summer titles hitting theaters, it seems the break is over, as this weekend brings a horde of poorly-received releases to the box office.
Critics Consensus: Planes: Fire And Rescue is a Dull Ride
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This week at the movies, we've got winged heroes (Planes: Fire & Rescue, with voice performances by Dane Cook and Ed Harris), criminal-minded citizens (The Purge: Anarchy, starring Frank Grillo and Michael K. Williams), and a mortified married couple (Sex Tape, starring Cameron Diaz and Jason Segel). What do the critics have to say?
5 years 5 weeks ago via theothersenhman
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Disney's latest animated adventure Planes: Fire & Rescue is about what it takes to be a real hero. When a wildfire consumes a picturesque mountainside, Dusty must saddle up with a new team of fire and rescue vehicles to contain the roaring blaze before it destroys everything in its path.Producer Ferrell Barron and director Roberts Gannaway take viewers on a trip through this colorful concoction of comedy and thrills, introducing Dusty Crophopper's new friends and co-workers in a featurette that also offers up never-before-seen footage.
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Disney's latest animated adventure Planes: Fire & Rescue is about what it takes to be a real hero. When a wildfire consumes a picturesque mountainside, Dusty must saddle up with a new team of fire and rescue vehicles to contain the roaring blaze before it destroys everything in its path.Producer Ferrell Barron and director Roberts Gannaway take viewers on a trip through this colorful concoction of comedy and thrills, introducing Dusty Crophopper's new friends and co-workers in a featurette that also offers up never-before-seen footage.
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Ed Harris Learned Real Fire And Rescue Lingo For Planes Sequel
6:23 PM 6/24/2014 by Fred Topel
With a career as legendary as Ed Harris's, it's a little surprising he hasn't leant his voice to an animated character before. He played Mission Control in Gravity and did the Call of Duty: Black Ops video game, but Planes: Fire & Rescue is his first animated character. In the sequel to Planes, Dusty becomes a firefighter and Harris plays the helicopter named Blade.
Full Trailer for PLANES: FIRE AND RESCUE Featuring the Voices of Dane Cook and Julie Bowen
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Disney has released the full theatrical trailer for the upcoming animated film Planes: Fire and Rescue. The sequel/spinoff to last year’s Planes finds Dusty the crop duster (voiced by Dane Cook) taking his talents to the world of firefighting, as he joins a “quirky crew of elite firefighting aircraft devoted to protecting historic Piston Peak National Park.” This trailer is backed by a cringe-inducing, sappy inspirational song as we watch Dusty and his fellow firefighters put on the heroics.
5 years 28 weeks ago via theothersenhman
First Trailer for PLANES: FIRE AND RESCUE
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The first trailer for Planes: Fire and Rescue has landed online, confirming that the unnecessary Disney sequel does in fact exist. The follow-up to this summer’s Planes finds Dusty (voice by Dane Cook) taking his talents to the world of firefighting, as he joins a “quirky crew of elite firefighting aircraft devoted to protecting historic Piston Peak National Park.” This trailer maintains the cheesy humor from the first film, but apparently kids are quite fond of the anthropomorphic vehicles so it's unlikely Fire and Rescue will be the last we hear from the Planes world.
5 years 42 weeks ago via jackiechan
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