November 3, 2014

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Disney's Planes: Fire & Rescue Flys Home to Blu-ray 11/4



Disney’s Planes are back in the high-flying comedy adventure “Planes Fire and Rescue,” landing on Disney Blu-ray Combo Pack, Digital HD, Disney Movies Anywhere, DVD and On-Demand platforms Nov. 4, 2014. In this heart-pumping, laugh-filled follow-up to last year’s smash hit “PLANES,” world famous racer Dusty Crophopper joins an elite fire and rescue unit and learns what it takes to be a true hero. Featuring non-stop action, memorable characters and never-before-seen bonus features, “PLANES: FIRE & RESCUE” is this fall’s must-own animated family film!

After flying to the top of the box office this summer as the #1 animated movie in America three weeks in a row, “PLANES: FIRE & RESCUE” soars to spectacular new heights on Blu-ray and Digital HD, featuring wondrous high definition picture and sound, plus thrilling bonus features, including the all-new exclusive short “Vitaminamulch: Air Spectacular;” the mock-umentary promotional piece "Welcome to Piston Peak;” “CHoPs” TV Promo and “Air Attack: Firefighters From The Sky,” an exciting inside look at the making of the film featuring real-life smoke jumpers and firefighters. Additional bonus features include Spencer Lee’s "Still I Fly" music video, deleted scenes with filmmaker introductions, and two “PLANES: FIRE & RESCUE” shorts: “Dipper” and “Smokejumpers.” Exclusively available on Disney Movies Anywhere (DMA) are the bonus shorts “Blade Ranger” and “Piston Peak.”

“PLANES: FIRE & RESCUE” is fueled by a star-studded voice cast that includes Dane Cook (“Planes”) as Dusty, Julie Bowen (“Modern Family”) as Dipper, Ed Harris (“Gravity”) as Blade Ranger, Captain Dale Dye (“Saving Private Ryan”) as Cabbie, Cedric the Entertainer (“Ice Age”) as Leadbottom, Erik Estrada (“CHiPs”) as Nick “Loopin” Lopez, Brad Garrett (“Everybody Loves Raymond”) as Chug, Teri Hatcher (“Desperate Housewives”) as Dottie, John Michael Higgins (“Pitch Perfect”) as Cad, Hal Holbrook (“Into the Wild”) as Mayday, Stacy Keach (“Planes”) as Skipper, Regina King (“Ray”) as Dynamite, Anne Meara (“Night at the Museum) as Winnie, Jerry Stiller (“The King of Queens”) as Harvey and Wes Studi (“Avatar”) as Windlifter. It was directed by Roberts Gannaway (“Secret of the Wings”) and produced by Ferrell Barron (“The Fox and the Hound 2”).

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This movie picks up after the original, Dusty the little crop duster plane  is a world champion flier.   Dusty runs into some technical issues and can no longer reach the heights/altitudes that  allowed him to race.  He is at a loss of what to do next.   He needs to change his perspective and step away from racing, so what better way to do it to become a fire plane!  I don't want to give the entire film away, but this film was so much more in depth with lessons, friendship being tested, self discovery, etc.   My husband even stated it was much more intense then the original, the fires, scenery, etc were so much more developed and true to life.  I also highly recommend watching the documentary at the end of the real firefighters who are smoke jumpers and risk their lives everyday.  I loved watching the comparison between the scenes and how Disney portrayed them.  It was spot on.


Don't think this is all serious.  Oh no, there is tons of comic relief through out the film.  Dipper has some great one liners.  Of course the kids don't always pick up on them, just like Disney to throw some funnies in there for the parents too!  This was a great family film and we all truly enjoyed it!

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