The imagination of a wildly creative girl comes alive in an amusement park.The imagination of a wildly creative girl comes alive in an amusement park.The imagination of a wildly creative girl comes alive in an amusement park.
- Awards
- 1 win & 1 nomination
Sofia Mali
- Young June
- (voice)
Jennifer Garner
- Mom
- (voice)
Ken Hudson Campbell
- Boomer
- (voice)
Kenan Thompson
- Gus
- (voice)
Mila Kunis
- Greta
- (voice)
John Oliver
- Steve
- (voice)
Norbert Leo Butz
- Peanut
- (voice)
Matthew Broderick
- Dad
- (voice)
Brianna Denski
- June
- (voice)
Oev Michael Urbas
- Banky
- (voice)
Kevin Chamberlin
- Uncle Tony
- (voice)
Storyline
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- TriviaThe film has no credited director. The Director's Guild almost always refuses to allow a film to be released without a credited director, due to various legalities and contractual obligations. How the makers of this film were allowed to release a film without crediting a director remains unclear.
- GoofsBefore being captured by the Chimpanzombies again, Peanut's eyes are brown in one shot. After the camera shows June escaping, his eyes revert to green.
- Crazy creditsOver the scroll in the second half of the main-on-end credits, the WonderChimps is shown in various costumes. At the end of the scroll, young June is shown on the floor.
- Alternate versionsIn the UK English version, Boomer is voiced by Tom Baker, and Gus & Cooper are voiced respectively by Joe Sugg and Caspar Lee. Also Uncle Tony is voiced by Eamonn Holmes and Aunt Albertine by Ruth Langsford.
- ConnectionsFeatured in AniMat's Crazy Cartoon Cast: Incredible New Record (2018)
- SoundtracksChimp Theme (Happy Happy)
Written by Anne Preven
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Wonder Park is a movie that has a pretty cool premise and potential but doesn't quite reach greatness. One issue is the pacing of the films tone, during the first arc it's back and forth between whimsical, cutesy, funny and then dramatic until we get the park. The humor isn't laugh out loud either but their are some laughs to be had. One of the films strong points are the action sequences like the introduction the park at the very start and when June and the mascots are dodging the oncoming destruction of the park set foot by the zombie sock monkey toys (I can guarantee you this is the only movie to that zombie Sock monkeys).
The characters are typical but likable but the relationship with June and her mom is one of the films strong points they get along real well and they time their on screen together is just so precocious and Junes arc of dealing with uncertainties of weather her mom can return to her is when the film has it's best moments. Though the pacing is better in the middle of the film it still isn't smooth as butter I don't wanna spoil too much but there's a scene in which the mascots believe June betrays them and it's shown as a big deal, but the next day after helping with the one of the rides, she regains all their trust instantly.
I'm pretty sure the films issues have to do with the directing, there was some drama where the director was called out for harassment charges and had to leave production, so the studio had to carry on with either a new person in charge who has not been credited as of yet or they pressed forward with what they had done so far, and it's pretty sad cause this movie could have had it's issues ironed out and given likely would have dodged a lot of the criticism thrown it's way.
The movie isn't a broken mess it's just their was a lot more that could have been done with it, as it stands now it's a fun movie even if it feels unfocused and has some mood-swings with the tone from scene to scene. It's also a pretty short movie too.
I should also note that much like Jimmy Neutron Boy genius and Big Hero 6, Wonder park is getting TV series that will air on Nickelodeon in the not too distant future and hopefully Wonder Park gets more justice done their.
The characters are typical but likable but the relationship with June and her mom is one of the films strong points they get along real well and they time their on screen together is just so precocious and Junes arc of dealing with uncertainties of weather her mom can return to her is when the film has it's best moments. Though the pacing is better in the middle of the film it still isn't smooth as butter I don't wanna spoil too much but there's a scene in which the mascots believe June betrays them and it's shown as a big deal, but the next day after helping with the one of the rides, she regains all their trust instantly.
I'm pretty sure the films issues have to do with the directing, there was some drama where the director was called out for harassment charges and had to leave production, so the studio had to carry on with either a new person in charge who has not been credited as of yet or they pressed forward with what they had done so far, and it's pretty sad cause this movie could have had it's issues ironed out and given likely would have dodged a lot of the criticism thrown it's way.
The movie isn't a broken mess it's just their was a lot more that could have been done with it, as it stands now it's a fun movie even if it feels unfocused and has some mood-swings with the tone from scene to scene. It's also a pretty short movie too.
I should also note that much like Jimmy Neutron Boy genius and Big Hero 6, Wonder park is getting TV series that will air on Nickelodeon in the not too distant future and hopefully Wonder Park gets more justice done their.
- cameroniacono
- Mar 14, 2019
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- Also known as
- Amusement Park
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- Budget
- $90,000,000 (estimated)
- Gross US & Canada
- $45,216,793
- Opening weekend US & Canada
- $15,853,646
- Mar 17, 2019
- Gross worldwide
- $119,559,110
- Runtime1 hour 25 minutes
- Color
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 2.39 : 1
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