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Título original: Fly Me to the Moon

2007
G
1h 24min

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This is the theatrical trailer for Fly Me to the Moon, directed by Ben Stassen.

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Adventure Animation Family

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaThree young houseflies stow away aboard the Apollo 11 flight to the moon.Three young houseflies stow away aboard the Apollo 11 flight to the moon.Three young houseflies stow away aboard the Apollo 11 flight to the moon.

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Nat
(voz)

Philip Bolden

I.Q.
(voz)

David Gore

Scooter
(voz)

Christopher Lloyd

Amos
(voz)

Kelly Ripa

Nat's Mom
(voz)

Nicollette Sheridan

Nadia
(voz)

Tim Curry

Yegor
(voz)

Ed Begley Jr.

Poopchev
(voz)

Adrienne Barbeau

Scooter's Mom
(voz)

Robert Patrick

Louie
(voz)

Buzz Aldrin

Self

Sandy Simpson

Commander Armstrong
(voz)

Eddie Frierson

Commander Aldrin
(voz)

David Cowgill

Commander Collins
(voz)

Steve Kramer

Leonid
(voz)

Mimi Maynard

I.Q.'s Mom
(voz)

Lloyd Sherr

Mission Control 1969
(voz)

Charles Rocket

Mission Control 1961
(as Charlie Rocket)

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Curiosidades
In the scene where the flies are in the lunchbox, and being placed in the car, the license plate reads "FMTT - Moon" or "Fly Me To The Moon", the movie's name.

Pifias
The Command Module "Columbia" landed in the Pacific Ocean, not in Florida.

Citas
Nat: If it ain't an adventure, it ain't worth doing.

Conexiones
Edited into Les astromouches (2009)

Banda sonora
Fly Me To The Moon
Composed by Bart Howard
Performed by Engelbert Humperdinck
Arranged by Ruy Folguera
Produced by Gustavo Borner
Courtesy of BMG Music Publishing / Publisher Hampshire Essex

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4/10

first animated flick

Actually, this is a lie, Shrek 3-D was actually the first 3d animated movie. I bought it on DVD about 3 years ago. Didn't Bug's Life also do that? I think it was at Disneyworld in that tree, so I'm saying before they go and use that as there logo. Also, Shrek 3d was a motion simulator at Universal Studios. They should still consider it as a movie, because it appeared in a "theater" and you could buy it for DVD. The movie was cute, at least the little flyes were. I liked IQ. I agree with animaster, they did a god job out of making a movie out of something that is just a out-and-back adventure. I recommend it to families and kids.