The Peanuts Movie [Includes Digital Copy] [Blu-ray/DVD]

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Overview

The delightfully hilarious gang from The Peanuts returns after 35 years for their silver screen debut. Join Charlie Brown, Lucy, Linus and friends on a new epic adventure while Snoopy tracks down his nemesis, the Red Baron. Charles M. Schulz's iconic characters are brought to life in state of the art 3D animation from Blue Sky Studios, the creators of the Ice Age films. Directed by Steve Martino. Screenwriters include Craig Schulz, one of Charles M. Schulz's sons and Bryan Schulz, Craig's son and Cornelius Uliano.

Product Details

Release Date:	03/08/2016
UPC:	0024543992691
Original Release:	2015
Rating:	G
Region Code:	A
Sound:	[Dolby Digital Stereo, Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround]
Language:	English
Time:	1:28:00
Sales rank:	152

Special Features

Closed Caption; 6 Snoopy Snippets; "Better When I'm Dancin' Meghan Trainor Music & Lyric Videos; You Never Grow Up Charlie Brown; Snoopy's Sibling Salute; Learn to Draw Snoopy, Woodstock and Charlie Brown; Get Down with Snoopy and Woodstock Music Video; Behind the Scenes of "Better When I'm Dancin"; Snoopy's Playlist

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

Noah Schnapp	Charlie Brown
Hadley Belle Miller	Lucy van Pelt
Alexander Garfin	Linus van Pelt
Mariel Sheets	Sally Brown
Bill Melendez	Snoopy/Woodstock
Noah Johnston	Schroeder
Rebecca Bloom	Marcie
Venus Schultheis	Peppermint Patty
A.J. Tecce	Pigpen
Madisyn Shipman	Violet Gray,Violet
Francesca Capaldi	Little Red Haired Girl,The Little Red-Haired Girl
William Wunsch	Shermy
Mar Mar	Franklin Armstrong
Anastasia Bredikhina	Patty
Micah Revelli	Voices,Little Kid
Kristin Chenoweth	Voices,Fifi
Holly Dorff	Voices
Kelly Michelle Mills	Voices
Al Nelson	Voices
Tessa Netting	Voices
Randy Thom	Voices
Randy Trager	Voices
Gwendolyn Yates Whittle	Voices
Marleik "Mar Mar" Walker	Franklin
Christopher Campbell	Voices
Randall Thom	Voices
Tim Davies	Conductor
Christophe Beck	Composer

Technical Credits

Cornelius Uliano	Producer,Screenwriter
Craig Schulz	Producer,Screenwriter,Screenwriter,Producer
Michael J. Travers	Producer
Paul Feig	Producer
Christian Kaplan	Casting
Randy Thom	Sound/Sound Designer

Scene Index

Disc #1 -- The Peanuts Movie
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3. Scene 3
4. Scene 4
5. Scene 5
6. Scene 6
7. Scene 7
8. Scene 8
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12. Scene 12
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15. Scene 15
16. Scene 16
17. Scene 17
18. Scene 18
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20. Scene 20
21. Scene 21
22. Scene 22
23. Scene 23
24. Scene 24
25. Scene 25

Disc #1 -- The Peanuts Movie
Play
Set Up
Audio
English Dolby Digital 5.1
English Descriptive Audio 5.1
Español Surround Dolby Digital 2.0
Français Surround Dolby Digital 2.0
Subtitles
English For the Deaf and Hard of Hearing
Español
Français
Subtitles: Off
Scenes
Extras
Snoopy Snippets
Play All
Snoopy & Charlie Brown on Couch
Snoopy & Charlie Brown Ice Skating
Gift
Charlie Brown Swing & Hit
Snoopy Pitch
Snoopy Root Beer
Learn To Draw Snoopy
Learn to Draw Woodstock
Learn to Draw Charlie Brown
Get Down With Snoopy and Woodstock Music Video
"Better When I'm Dancin'" Meghan Trainor Lyric Video
"Better When I'm Dancin'"Meghan Trainor Music Video
Behind the Scenes of "Better When I'm Dancin'"
Snoopy's Playlist
Play All
Skating
Linus and Lucy
Better When I'm Dancin'
Linus and Lucy (Reprise)
Good To Be Alive
Better When I'm Dancin' (Reprise)
Wingwalking/Fifi's Theme
That's What I Like
Curse You Red Baron
Christmas Time Is Here
Never Give Up/Fifi's Theme
Linus and Lucy (Carnival)
End Credits:
Better When I'm Dancin'
Good To Be Alive
Snow Day
Skating
Gallery
Concept Art
Auto Advance
Manual Advance
Color Keys
Auto Advance
Manual Advance
Characters
Auto Advance
Manual Advance
Final Art
Auto Advance
Manual Advance
Trailers
Official Trailer 1
Official Trailer 2
Teaser Trailer 1
Teaser Trailer 2
Official Holiday Trailer
Sneak Peek
Play All
Ice Age: Collision Course
Kung Fu Panda 3
Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Road Chip
Home
Strawberry Shortcake: Berry Tales
The Sound of Music 50th Anniversary

From the B&N Reads Blog

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Editorial Reviews

There have been countless Peanuts specials since the 1965 debut of A Charlie Brown Christmas, and while some have been memorable (It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown) and some have not aged well (It's Flashbeagle, Charlie Brown, with a leg-warmer-wearing Snoopy doing his best Flashdance impression), all of them were rendered in flat, 2D cel animation. Charles M. Schulz's minimalist style fit the medium of cel animation well, however, and so news of a CGI Peanuts movie raised the hackles of many fans. Purists were worried: Would transferring these characters to three dimensions junk up the simplicity of Schulz's vision? They needn't have worried. The Peanuts Movie is gently respectful to the strip's origins while it still finds ways to expand its visual possibilities as it folds the audience warmly back into its beloved little world. While the plot is loosely gathered around a series of independent gag vignettes, giving the feel of leafing through a collection of newspaper strips, there is a main thread focusing on Charlie Brown (voiced by Noah Schnapp) and his fortuitous discovery of the Little Red-Haired Girl (Francesca Capaldi). Smitten, he embarks on a yearlong effort to impress her, a quest that's continually thwarted by a combination of his schlimazel bad luck and his innate human decency -- when it's a choice between coming to the rescue of his sister Sally (Mariel Sheets) or selfishly seizing a rare moment of the Little Red-Haired Girl's attention, good o'l Charlie Brown of course does the right thing. People's memories of the Peanuts animated specials are sacrosanct, and so Blue Sky Studios (the same team behind Ice Age and Rio) have made many efforts to ease the transition from 2 to 3D animation, opting for a "2.5D" compromise, where bodies and objects have volume and texture (including a fleshy glow for skin tones and a felt-y, fuzzy fluff on Snoopy), but facial features and the cartoony motion lines zipping after their actions are rendered in Charles M. Schulz-style flat pen-and-ink work. They've also cast child voice actors who sound uncannily like our memories of the Christmas special. (No modern details like cellphones intrude into Peanuts-land, but there's a moment of anachronistic dissonance at the end, when the credits reveal characters with sturdy postwar names like "Sally" and "Patty" and "Marcie" are being voiced by Anastasias and Madisyns.) The end result is a worthy compromise that's true to the flavor of Schulz's original vision. While it was also a smart choice to carry over details like music from the Vince Guaraldi Trio and the "wah-WAH-wah" trombone of adult's voices, it's unfortunate that Snoopy, who has such a rich inner monologue in Schulz's strip, is still stuck with the squalling noises that no real beagle has ever made (vocalized post-humously from recordings by Charlie Brown specials director Bill Melendez.) But Snoopy gets his due in a vividly rendered subplot about his fantasies as a World War I flying ace smitten with daring French poodle aviatrix Fifi (Kristin Chenoweth, credited for a "vocal performance" that's barely a few scant squeaks and purrs). The animation team really gets to flex their 3D muscles in swooping, thrilling aerial dogfights over mountains and rivers, with Snoopy perched atop his red doghouse in hot pursuit of the Red Baron. Even though Charlie Brown never stops struggling with his lot in life as a loveable loser, so much about The Peanuts Movie is done right that the only audience members with grounds for complaint are die-hard comics devotees, who might grumble that the heavy influence of the animated specials soft-pedals the existential angst that gave the original newspaper strip its tang. That may be so, but good grief! The Peanuts Movie is a sweet, appealing and harmless holiday romp, suitable for even the youngest moviegoers but with a little something for everyone.

The Peanuts Movie [Includes Digital Copy] [Blu-ray/DVD]

The Peanuts Movie [Includes Digital Copy] [Blu-ray/DVD]

Blu-ray (Wide Screen / Subtitled / Dubbed)

Blu-ray (Wide Screen / Subtitled / Dubbed)

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