Snoopy and Charlie Brown The Peanuts Movie 2015 Movie

Director: Steve Martino
Writers: Bryan Schulz, Craig Schulz
Stars: Noah Schnapp, Bill Melendez, Hadley Belle Miller

Snoopy and Charlie Brown The Peanuts Movie 2015 Movie 

Snoopy and Carlitos are known to all characters. His cartoons, like those of Mafalda, have traveled the world being read by millions. His sentences, his teachings, his characters and his imagination served for generations grow with the adventures of this brave but timid character named Carlitos, accompanied of course by Snoopy, his faithful dog. In 1950 it came to light the first comic strip in 2015 and now comes to light the first 3D film Peanuts. Carlitos and Snoopy: Peanuts film recovers all the elements that made great in the comic strip with intelligent humor, full of magic and knows conquer new audiences and keep delighting classics. A marvel. "He brings in the typical, unerring Peanuts language to the point. But no matter how many Charlie Brown falls and how hopeless it looks, he pulls himself over and over again. An unsung hero without superpowers, but with a lot of heart, courage and perseverance. And so he and his friends end up certainly in the hearts of the very young audience, which  Snoopy and Charlie Brown The Peanuts Movie 2015 Movie may get to know this winter until the timeless Peanuts.

Carlitos and Snoopy: Peanuts film is not based on any known vignette, but it takes all the imagination I think Charles M. Schulz to put it on the screen. Thus, we can see the love of Carlitos, Linus and his blanket (but not for long, because he stopped using), Lucy and Snoopy imagining is a pilot of World War II to get on the roof of his house. All this could be seen in loose bullets, but for the first film adaptation better get it all. But not crazy way, but with logic and intelligence. Because if something still in its transfer to film the story of Carlitos is intelligence. This better be a film for children, but really that also get older they drop to the magic and intelligence that breathes the story.

And that is another plus that have kept Steve Martino (Ice Age 4: Continental Drift) is the animation. Yes, we have moved to 3D, but maintains that dynamic 2D of the bullet. We see everything much brighter, yet is as if we were reading the vignettes of this genius. The fluidity of animation, colors and all situations that appear on the screen make it a feat. Perhaps not reach the level of other companies, but neither looking, and simply use it to make something better and bigger story. In particular, it is perfectly in daydreams of Snoopy. Masterfully crafted and executed.