Action filmmaker Jerry Bruckheimer’s first 3-D movie combines animation with live action in a story about animals and people looking for peace on earth. They may have different objectives individually, but they know how to bring their story to life in a Disney-like way to please everyone.
The movie is “G-Force,” and it has a cast of notable performers voicing the key roles of the animals that band together. Their objective is to help mankind as well as themselves, while a group of self-serving human beings have different ideas. Bill Nighy, Will Arnett, Kelli Garner and Loudon Wainwright III shoulder the responsibility of those adult human beings with their “live” action roles, while the animals play the film’s most substantial characters.
The variety of pet shop animals is a constant reminder of the film’s family audience objective. It is also the first Disney Digital 3-D film to use Jerry Bruckheimer’s name in the credits. He produced the film, while Marianne Wibberley wrote it and newcomer Hoyt Yeatman directed it.
All the animated characters are compatible fugitives from a pet shop, and they speak perfect English. The four guinea pigs include Darwin (voiced by Sam Rockwell); Juarez (voiced by Penelope Cruz); Blaster (voiced by Tracy Morgan) and Hurley (voiced by Jon Favreau). Mooch the fly is voiced by Edwin Louis; Bucky the hamster by Steve Buscemi and Speckles the Mole by Nicolas Cage.
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Friday, July 24, 2009
Animated G-Force in 3-D
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