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The Peanuts Movie
Dream Big.
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11/5/2015Runtime
88 minsOverview
Snoopy embarks upon his greatest mission as he and his team take to the skies to pursue their arch-nemesis, while his best pal Charlie Brown begins his own epic quest.

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A warmhearted adventure that captures the gentle humor and earnest heart of the beloved comic strip, following Snoopy's aerial escapades and Charlie Brown's pursuit of confidence. It's a film that celebrates friendship, persistence, and the joy of dreaming big without ever losing sight of what made Peanuts special.
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Noah Schnapp
Charlie Brown (voice)

Bill Melendez
Snoopy / Woodstock (voice) (archive sound)

Marleik 'Mar Mar' Walker
Franklin Armstrong (voice)

Alex Garfin
Linus (voice)

Hadley Belle Miller
Lucy van Pelt (voice)

Rebecca Bloom
Marcie (voice)

Anastasia Bredikhina
Patty (voice)

Venus Schultheis
Peppermint Patty (voice)

A.J. Tecce
Pigpen (voice)

Mariel Sheets
Sally Brown (voice)

Noah Johnston
Schroeder (voice)

William Wunsch
Shermy (voice)
Reviews
I was skeptical when The Peanuts Movie came out. Peanuts content in a modern animation style? Pffft! I saw it at the theater anyway and loved it, and I am still loving it almost ten years later.
The Peanuts Movie reuses a lot of iconic Peanuts moments and plots, stringing them together into one longer story. Peanuts in general are a nostalgia serotonin boost, so playing into that by keeping the story relatively the same was perfect for me. Plus, it would all be new content to younger audiences being introduced for the first time, so win-win.
The Red Baron scenes run a little long. Maybe some people are super into the Red Baron, and it was for their benefit, but not mine really.
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