Planet 51

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Cast & Crew

Dwayne Johnson
Chuck
Voice

Jessica Biel
Neera
Voice

Justin Long
Lem
Voice

Gary Oldman
Gen. Grawl
Voice

Seann William Scott
Skiff
Voice

John Cleese
Professor Kipple
Voice

Alan Marriott
Glar
Voice

Freddie Benedict
Eckle
Voice

Jorge Blanco
Director

Javier Abad
Co-Director

Marcos Martínez
Co-Director

Joe Stillman
Screenwriter

Juan Antonio Perez Ramirez
Executive Producer

Peter D. Graves
Executive Producer

Michael Ryan
Executive Producer

Jose A. Rodriguez Diaz
Executive Producer

Javier Perez Dolset
Executive Producer

Albie Hecht
Executive Producer

Patrick Meehan
Executive Producer

Mercedes Gamero
Executive Producer

Mercedes Rey
Executive Producer

Stephen Margolis
Executive Producer

Ricardo García Arrojo
Executive Producer

Albert Martinez Martin
Executive Producer

Ignacio Perez Dolcet
Producer

Guy Collins
Producer

Alex Rodríguez
Film Editing

James Brett
Original Music

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News & Interviews for Planet 51

Critics Consensus: New Moon Wanes

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Audience Reviews for Planet 51

• Nov 11, 2018

  The film has a fun concept but the overall story is lacking and the voice cast is somewhat subdued. The twist on the 50s paranoia was an inspired choice and the fun is spotting all the pulp culture references, this is probably why I enjoyed this film more than the typical audience. The biggest flaw is the short running time and characters that don't connect as well as you would like. The turnaround to create this film is probably why it feels so shallow, it was half the production of a standard animated film. In a competitive market a film like Planet 51 fails to impress and when Dawyne Johnson is tamed right down, you begin to realise this film was a massive missed opportunity. Good for the kids and something you can sink your teeth into but not a great film. 08/11/2018.
  Brendan N Super Reviewer
• Jul 16, 2015

  The Rock has landed in the animated family comedy Planet 51. When astronaut Chuck Baker visits a mysterious planet he discovers that it's populated and has a civilization that's not unlike his own. Featuring the voice talents of Dwayne Johnson, Justin Long, Seann William Scott, and Jessica Biel, the cast is pretty good. However, the comedy is rather broad; with a lot of cheap jokes and slapstick. Also, the animation style is pretty generic and a little rough in some spots. Still, there's a bit of charm and cleverness to the '50s sci-fi motif. For a kid's film Planet 51 isn't that bad, but older audiences won't find much here for them.
  Dann M Super Reviewer
• Mar 11, 2012

  Gorgeous animation but it doesn't quite make the leap to fantastic.
  Sean S Super Reviewer
• Nov 05, 2011

  The whole storyline is something everyone will know they have seen before. Some jokes were funny, others were embarassing and it treads too much into E.T territory Resultingly, Planet 51 isn't good family entertainment. The animation is pretty good but the characters are either cardboard cut out or borrowed from other better films.
  Directors C Super Reviewer