Planes: Fire and Rescue [PG] - Animation/ Adventure/ Comedy
July 18, 2014 - Disney
Directed by Robert Gannaway
Grade: B
Up-graded from B.
Par: New characters including Blade Ranger (Ed Harris, voice), Lil’ Dipper (Julie Bowen).
-1: Story structure including “hero’s reward’ happy ending (Jeffery M. Howard, writer).
Par: Racing and fire fighting flying sequences.
+1: Art direction and design (Toby Wilson).
Par: Franchise serial installment.
Disclosure: Bryan works for Walt Disney Consumer Products, part of The Walt Disney Company. Disney Toon, producer of “Planes: Fire and Rescue,” is also a division of The Walt Disney Company.
Discloser 2: Bryan fell asleep for about 5-10 minutes in the middle about the the beginning of the sequence where Rusty begins his fire fighting training and the crew is introduced.
Discloser 2: Bryan fell asleep for about 5-10 minutes in the middle about the the beginning of the sequence where Rusty begins his fire fighting training and the crew is introduced.
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