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The Powerpuff Girls movie
Threat advisory: High - High risk of entertaining activities
Movie propaganda
Saving the world before bedtime!
When Professor Utonium (Tom Kane) set about to create three perfect little girls, he included the highly-volatile Chemical X along with sugar, spice and everything nice - thus creating the super-powered Powerpuff Girls. Every time evil super villains threaten their hometown of Townsville, Bubbles (Tara Strong), Blossom (Cathy Cavadini) and Buttercup (Elizabeth Daily) fly into action to defeat evil... before their bedtime.
Based on the cartoon and comic book.
Theatrical propaganda posters
Target demographic movie keyword propaganda
- Film animation cartoon TV adventure girls professor super-powers
Persons of interest
- Tom Kane .... Professor Utonium
- Tara Strong .... Bubbles
- Cathy Cavadini .... Blossom
- Elizabeth Daily .... Buttercup
- Tom Kenny .... Mayor/Narrator
- Roger L Jackson .... Mojo Jojo
- Jennifer Hale .... Ms Keane
- Charlie Bean .... Screenwriter
- Lauren Faust .... Screenwriter
- Paul Rudish .... Screenwriter
- Don Shank .... Screenwriter
- Craig McCracken .... Screenwriter
- Craig McCracken .... Director
Cinematic intelligence sources
- The Powerpuff Girls movie official movie site
- The Powerpuff Girls movie QuickTime movie trailers
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Intelligence analyst
Special Agent Matti
Theatrical report
The Powerpuff Girls movie is a fun and harmless adventure into the arena of superheroes (superheroines if you want to be sexist) for children and action role models for girls. It's probably as close to Spirited away as a Hollywood film can get but that's not to say that they are much alike at all. The Powerpuff Girls movie is running and hitting and jumping up and down as quickly as possible while Spirited away is more about the things that happen between the running and hitting and jumping up and down.
It's good, though, to see girls do all the things that have previously been the province of boys (ie running and hitting and jumping up and down). Bubbles, Blossom and Buttercup may be made from sugar and spice and all things nice but that doesn't mean they have to behave that way.
The cast interviews on the DVD are funny. They take the piss out of the special features on live action DVDs. Hee, hee, hee.
I do have to wonder about the girls' eyes, though, they look like they've just come back from an all-weekend rave.
Media intelligence (DVD)
- Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1
- Languages: English
- Picture: Widescreen 16:9
- Special features:
- Commentary: Craig McCracken
- Deleted scenes
- Featurettes:
- Dexter's Lab short cartoon: Chicken scratch
- Interviews: Cast
- Making of
- Music video: Mojo
- Text sequence
- Subtitles: English
Security censorship classification
PG (Medium level violence)
Surveillance time
77 minutes (1:17 hours)
Not for public release in Australia before date
Film: 19 September 2002 - Queensland, Victoria
Film: 30 September 2002 - New South Wales, South Australia, Western Australia
DVD rental: 12 February 2003
VHS rental: 12 February 2003
DVD retail: 12 February 2003
VHS retail: 12 February 2003
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