Planes - Movie Forum - Rotten Tomatoes

William Mattingly

It got 29%. I would have given it a 5-10%.

Sep 8 - 02:22 PM

Ricardo Lugo Galicia

49%

Aug 11 - 03:34 PM

Kieran Leggatt

20-30

Aug 9 - 07:40 AM

Adam Pass

30-60 at the highest I expect 43- 55

Aug 6 - 03:41 PM

Parker Richmond

69%

Aug 6 - 03:05 PM

anders peter

23%

Aug 6 - 10:43 AM

Mike Renez

You called it bud.

Aug 7 - 03:27 PM

Tommy Williams

Nice

Aug 7 - 07:29 PM

Bram Sterling

45%

Aug 6 - 10:07 AM

People Person

Good news! It has only one review and it's Rotten!! This movie is toast!

Aug 6 - 07:49 AM

People Person

Make that 2 ROTTEN REVIEWS and 0 fresh!!

Aug 6 - 05:13 PM

Collin O'Hara

Aug 5 - 06:22 PM

Jacob Miller

Either a 46% or a 64%, Hopefully, its a 46 but I don't know. Critics are pretty lenient towards animated films.

Aug 5 - 12:30 PM

Nicholas Moody

21% This spinoff tries to make viewers have a good time, but otherwise, Planes is more of an excuse for money rather than a legitimate film.

Aug 5 - 06:04 AM

Nelson Verdejo

its not Pixar but its spun off of a Pixar film .. Pixar just handed the rights to this over to get it off of their slate because they already got bad press that ruined their reputation with Cars 2 and proved that they are not the flawless studio we all made them out to be ... so the fact that they are making a spin-off of an already dumb premise (pixars weakest idea which is CARS), they decided to just remove this project from their plate entirely and not have their name attached to it .... even though many people will still sadly associate it with PIXAR to help damage their rep further because it is a spin-off of a Pixar film, looks just like a Pixar film, and has the slogan "from above the world of CARS" attached to it. if you looks at pixars slate though, they have not put out a highly acclaimed film since 2010 ... they are starting to lose it ... every Pixar film since Toy Story was rated at 90%-100% on the tomatometer except Cars 1 which was still certified fresh at 75% ... many considered it their weakest film, but still considered the studio flawless if their weakest film can manage to still get a 75% and still be certified fresh.... but after toy story 3, you had cars 2 at 39%, their first ever rotten film, then Brave only managed a 77% and Monsters University a 78% .... this studio is becoming more and more about just the cashing in and losing its ability for great storytelling ... when will they have another film that comes in at 90% or higher?

Aug 4 - 10:16 AM

Dylan Wakelin

Try to remember Pixar is now owned by the Walt Disney Company and may be at the mercy of the Disney officials when it comes to the franchises. While Pixar has, for the most part, creative control of their studio and movies, Disney may very well be "making" them continue the franchise... If it raises money and gets the turnstiles at the parks going it's considered a huge success in the eyes of Disney. Carsland at Disney California Adventure has saved that park and created a huge surge of ticket sales.. so it seems Pixar's "weakest film" has become Disney's biggest payday..

Aug 5 - 09:59 PM