Chicken Little

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Alien Invasion Animal Adventure Computer Animation Adventure Animation Comedy Family Fantasy Sci-Fi

Après avoir ruiné sa réputation en ville, un poulet courageux doit venir à la rescousse de ses concitoyens lorsque des extraterrestres commencent une invasion.Après avoir ruiné sa réputation en ville, un poulet courageux doit venir à la rescousse de ses concitoyens lorsque des extraterrestres commencent une invasion.Après avoir ruiné sa réputation en ville, un poulet courageux doit venir à la rescousse de ses concitoyens lorsque des extraterrestres commencent une invasion.

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Récompenses
- 4 victoires et 15 nominations au total

Rodriguez
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Sean Elmore

Kirby - Alien Kid
(voix)

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Anecdotes
The second fully computer generated theatrical movie produced in-house by Disney, rather than being hand-drawn, the first one being Dinosaure (2000). This would be the new style for every Disney animated theatrical movie afterwards, apart from La Princesse et la Grenouille (2009) and Winnie l'Ourson (2011).

Gaffes
When the scoreboard is seen the beginning of the scene at the game, the scores are: "Taters: 4 2 4 1 2 1 :14 Acorns: 3 2 4 1 3 2 :13" But if the scores are added up, the Acorns score comes to 15.

Citations
Mayor Turkey Lurkey: [to an alien] Oh, we surrender! Here, take the key to the city!
[alien zaps the key]
Mayor Turkey Lurkey: [holds up another key] Key to my car?
[alien zaps key and car at the same time]
Mayor Turkey Lurkey: [holds a box of Tic Tacs] Tic Tac?
[alien zaps Lurkey]

Crédits fous
At the very end of the closing credits, Buck and Chicken Little appear, looking out at the audience. Chicken Little says "Can we get some popcorn on the way out" and Buck points out of the screen and says "I think there's some on the floor". (Note that this scene is only in the 3D version. The 2D version ends with the Walt Disney Pictures logo.)

Versions alternatives
The 3D version has many changes to make use of the process:
Fireflies were added to the "Where to Begin..." shot, along with the removal of a flare.
The "Walt Disney Pictures presents" now has a sky background, and both texts have a drop shadow effect while the top slowly zooms in.
A bench was removed when the water tower ball crushed the movie theater.
Two extra balls were added during the "Gonna Make You Sweat (Everybody Dance Now)" song.
An extra plane was added when Fish Out of Water was re-enacting King Kong.
Extra dirt was added when the cow fell to the centerfield.
When Chicken Little tries to point at the piece of sky, he now points at the camera instead of the left.
When we first see the aliens, their grappling hooks are now moved to the center of the screen.
When the aliens switched from their grappling hooks to their knives, the front was rotated so it could look at the camera.
Both camera and alien overlays were now stretched to fit the entire image.
One of the shots to when the aliens start cracking parts of the fake sky to start their invasion was re-animated, and a bunch of debris was added falling in.
Electric sparks were added when the motherships separated. This could possibly have originally been a goof in the 2D version since the sounds of it were left intact.
Extra magic dust was added after the characters sing "Don't Go Breaking My Heart," and the credits appear a second early.
Credits for the 3D conversion were added, extending the credits to when the music ends.
The Disney logo was replaced with a specially made post-credits scene featuring Buck Cluck saying goodbye to the audience and Chicken Little asking if they can have some popcorn once they leave, to which his father replied that there is some on the floor.

Connexions
Edited into On the Set: Chicken Little (2005)

Bandes originales
Stir It Up
Written by Danny Sembello and Allee Willis (as Alta Sherral Willis)
Performed by Patti LaBelle and Joss Stone
Produced by Mark Hammond
Recorded by Dave Dillbeck
Mixed by Serban Ghenea
Patti LaBelle appears courtesy of Def Soul Classics/Island Def Jam
Joss Stone appears courtesy of EMI Music North America

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8/10

An excellent first movie

My son is four years old and I decided that his gift for the second day of Christmas would be his first trip to a movie theater. We scanned the list of titles now playing and Chicken little was pretty much the only option. Narnia or Cheaper by the dozen, for instance, are for much older kids. Mine found Shreck boring (he never had the patience to watch the whole movie on DVD). The same goes for Finding Nemo and pretty much every other movie I tried to make him watch, unless it was after some TV show. I was beginning to fear that we are doomed to watch nothing but Power Rangers forever. But Chicken Little did the trick. He watched it and loved it. In fact, he had the time of his life. He laughed, he screamed, he jumped, he covered his eyes and screamed again, and then he laughed some more.I can't say anything about myself, because I was to busy taking pictures of my kid watching his first movie to pay any attention to the screen, but my 4-year old rated this movie excellent. And I think his opinion is the only one that matters, because the movie is for him, and for other kids his age, not for grown-ups or teens. So please try to see it with the eyes of a little kid, and you might enjoy it better.