Ryan Reynolds lends his voice in the animated 3D movies "The Croods" and "Turbo" coming out this year from DreamWorks Animation wherein both his roles set in motion the greatest changes in the midst of momentous journeys captured in groundbreaking 3D images.
Starring Nicolas Cage, Emma Stone, Ryan Reynolds, Catherine Keener and Cloris Leachman, "The Croods" is a comedy adventure that takes us back to a previously undiscovered era in the history of our planet known as the Croodaceous, when nature was still a work-in-progress… full of never-before- seen creatures and landscapes. Reynolds voices Guy who comes across the Croods family whose patriarch named Grug (Cage) along with his wife Ugga (Keener), daughter Eep (Stone) and the rest of the brood when the earth's core started to move them around out of safety and into a new world.
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Showing posts with label The Croods. Show all posts
Thursday, March 21, 2013
Wednesday, March 20, 2013
The Croods Advance Review
The Croods is an excellent animated feature film that's going to rock your world. Find out more about what I think about this new movie offering from 20th Century Fox featuring the voices of Emma Stone, Nicolas Cage and Ryan Reynolds just to name a few.
The Croods is a pretty awesome movie, with a very entertaining cast of characters as well as a nice theme about family and relationships. The film definitely caters for the kids but it's not necessarily limited to the kids. In fact the adults might pick up a thing or two especially the rebellious and curious daughters and sons and the grumpy, infallible dads.
The story starts with the POV of Eep, the rebellious teenager of the Croods who simply wants to explore her world and not be afraid of the challenges that are outside of the family cave. Of course, daddy dearest does not approve of this and he goes and makes sure that the family stays the way it was, thus ensuring the safety of not only his daughter but also the entire family unit. Things get complicated when Eep meets Guy for the first time and their whole world literally crumbles after that fated meeting. Now the Croods together with Guy and his sidekick/cook/navigator Belt are in for one crazy adventure to reach a safe new world they can call home.
The Croods is a pretty awesome movie, with a very entertaining cast of characters as well as a nice theme about family and relationships. The film definitely caters for the kids but it's not necessarily limited to the kids. In fact the adults might pick up a thing or two especially the rebellious and curious daughters and sons and the grumpy, infallible dads.
The story starts with the POV of Eep, the rebellious teenager of the Croods who simply wants to explore her world and not be afraid of the challenges that are outside of the family cave. Of course, daddy dearest does not approve of this and he goes and makes sure that the family stays the way it was, thus ensuring the safety of not only his daughter but also the entire family unit. Things get complicated when Eep meets Guy for the first time and their whole world literally crumbles after that fated meeting. Now the Croods together with Guy and his sidekick/cook/navigator Belt are in for one crazy adventure to reach a safe new world they can call home.
Thursday, September 20, 2012
First Look at Dreamworks' The Croods
“The Croods” is a prehistoric 3D comedy adventure from DreamWorks Animation to be distributed by 20th Century Fox that takes us back to the beginning of time. In a previously undiscovered era known as the Croodacious – we find the Crood family when Mother Nature was still experimenting and the flora and fauna we know today hasn’t evolved yet is where the story all began.
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