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18 de mar. de 2024 · The Little Engine That Could (2011) The timeless children's classic comes roaring to life in this star-studded animated tale of a train who overcomes every obstacle in his way. ...more.
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1 de mai. de 2011 · The Little Engine That Could: Directed by Elliot M. Bour. With Jodi Benson, Corbin Bleu, Jamie Lee Curtis, Whoopi Goldberg. Featuring an all-star cast, the timeless story comes to life in this all-new, feature-length film filled with fun and adventure!
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- Elliot M. Bour
- 2011-05-01
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is a 2011 CGI film based on the story by Watty Piper. The film was released direct to DVD in the United States on March 22, 2011.
Little E. wakes the control tower up, so she can start work. She dreams of being a dream hauler. But the control the tower confirms that she is too small to pull her own train. She gets a little help from Rusty, an old and wise Engine. In the Real World, a boy named Richard shows his friend Marcus, his grandfather's watch. Two bullies named, Scott and Stretch, throw a snowball at Richard, which makes him slip and hand the watch over to them. He is worried that his dad would be unhappy if he lost the watch. Marcus tries to help him, but Richard does not want help from him. Richard decides to take a walk in the park, but trips over some train tracks he has never noticed before. He boards a train to take shelter from the cold, and suddenly is whisked away to DreamLand. While passing through the tunnel to DreamLand, the tunnel collapses, trapping Richard and the trains in DreamLand. The Tower demotes Rusty to a track-cleaner. Little E. offers to take Richard home on the rumored tracks that lead over the mountain. The Tower, looking for a way to preoccupy Little E. and Richard while the other trains try to do the important work of clearing the tunnel, agrees, sending them both on their way while also promising to give Rusty his job back afterwards and even throw him a Ticker-Tape Parade. Little E. finds the track leading up the mountain. Along the way, they encounter the Nightmare Train, but trick him into speeding down a side-track, and are able to continue on their way. This shows Richard how to stand up to bullies. Little E., with the help of Richard, also deals with a water leak and a derailment, and eventually makes it over the mountain to the Real World. Little E. returns to DreamLand, tells her story about her trip over the mountain, and is promoted to a dream hauler as a reward for her bravery. Once back, Richard has gained the confidence to confront the bullies and get his watch back. During the Credits, the following photos are shown: the toys with their new owners such as Hudson with the American boy, Bev with a red-haired girl blowing candles on a birthday cake, Lou and Bud with a boy wearing glasses and a zookeeper suit, Ace with an African-American boy wearing a helmet and Jillian and Major without an owner, Richard showing his watch to his class, the Nightmare Train defeated and derailed on a snow bank, Rusty's Ticker-Tape Parade, and lastly, Little E. taking more trains through the Mountain.
Trivia
Like the 1991 film this is also Distributed By Universal Pictures.
The designs of the engines are similar to the Loren Long edition of the original story.
The film is also produced by Crest Animation Productions in Burbank California.U.S.
Unlike the Tower from the 1991 film the character is a female instead of a male.
•Little Engine. (Alyson Stoner) - A little steam shunter who dreams of being a Dream Hauler. Becomes close friends with Richard. At first she is unsure about taking the birthday train over the mountain, but with encouragement from Richard and the toys, and remembering Rusty's advice, Little E. manages to bring the train over the mountain to the real world all by herself. Her wheel arrangement is 4-2-0 and her eyes are on the sides of her cab and mouth on her smokebox. She seems to be based upon Tillie from the 1991 film.
•The Tower (Whoopi Goldberg) - A control tower who is in charge of everyone in the train yard. Tries to maintain order. She seems to be based upon the Tower from the 1991 film.
•The Caboose (Patrick Warburton) - A red caboose who is coupled by the birthday train. Seems to be pessimistic, and isn't too fond of flying.
•Red Engine (Jeff Bennett) - The Dream Hauler engine who was supposed to take the birthday train through the mountain to the real world. He is red and can sometimes have accidents. His wheel arrangement is 2-6-0. He seems to be based upon Georgia from the 1991 film.
•Big Locomotive (Mocean Melvin) - A silver streamlined diesel Dream Hauler with a purple/orange stripe who's missing a tooth. He is one of the Dream Haulers who was sent to help dig out the tunnel after it collapses.
•Rusty (Jim Cummings) - A senior Dream Hauler who offers advice to Little E.. After accidentally bringing Richard to Dreamland, Rusty is demoted to track cleaner. Explains that before the Dream Tunnel was made, Dream Haulers had to go over the mountain. But because it was too dangerous, they decided to make the tunnel. His wheel arrangement is a 2-8-0. He seems to be based upon Jebidiah from the 1991 film.
•The Little Engine That Could from Richard Rich Wikia
The Little Engine That Could is a 2011 American direct-to-video animated adventure film based on the 1930 story by Watty Piper. The film stars the voices of Alyson Stoner, Whoopi Goldberg, Corbin Bleu, Jodi Benson, Patrick Warburton and Jamie Lee Curtis.
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'The Little Engine That Could' is currently available to rent, purchase, or stream via subscription on Microsoft Store, Google Play Movies, Vudu, Apple iTunes, Amazon Video, and YouTube .
22 de mar. de 2011 · Overview. Featuring an all-star cast, the timeless story comes to life in this all-new, feature-length film filled with fun and adventure! Elliot M. Bour. Director. David Koepp. Writer. Rob Muir. Writer. Bob Hilgenberg. Writer.
