Pinocchio 3000

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Daniel Robichaud's P3K: Pinocchio 3000 takes the famous fairy tale and sets it in the future. The childless Gepetto build a robot that looks like a boy. Gepetto has invented a special device that allows the robot to feel human emotion. The mayor of the town Gepetto lives in rules the city in a cruel and unforgiving way. When the mayor opens a play area for children in the town, Gepetto senses that the mayor has selfish motivations and sabotages the opening. The mayor seeks out his revenge by using Pinocchio for his own nefarious purposes.

Rating:

G
Genre:

Animation, Kids & Family, Science Fiction & Fantasy
Directed By:

Daniel Robichaud
Written By:

Peter Svatek, Claude Scasso
In Theaters:

May 14, 2004 wide
On Disc/Streaming:

Nov 1, 2005
Runtime:

77 minutes
Studio:

Pan Européenne Distribution

Cast

Carlos Latre
as Spencer

Whoopi Goldberg
as Cyberina

Lucrecia
as Cyberina

Malcolm McDowell
as Scamboli

Howie Mandel
as Spencer

Marta Ullod
as Pinocho

Sonja Ball
as Pinocchio

Emilio Freixas
as Gepetto

Howard Ryshpan
as Gepetto

Pep Torrents
as Scamboli

Bobby Edner
as Jake

Ellen David
as House

Jack Daniel Wells
as Rodo

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Dazzling art design, colorful character models, and flashy animation techniques are only extra-impressive when they're backed by some real heart, wit, soul, or character.

Mar 21, 2006 | Rating: 2.5/5 | Full Review…

Scott Weinberg
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