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'''''PollyWorld''''' is a 2006 [[Animation|animated]] [[comedy film]] from [[Universal Studios]], based on the [[Polly Pocket]] toy franchise. It is the third Polly Pocket movie. It is preceded by ''[[Polly Pocket: Lunar Eclipse|Lunar Eclipse]]'' and ''[[Polly Pocket 2: Cool at the Pocket Plaza|2 Cool at the Pocket Plaza]]''. This is the only feature-length film in the series. The movie aired on [[Nickelodeon]] in the United States on November 12, 2006, and later [[Cartoon Network]]. It was released on DVD the following week. |
'''''PollyWorld''''' is a 2006 [[Animation|animated]] [[comedy film]] from [[Universal Studios]], based on the [[Polly Pocket]] toy franchise. It is the third Polly Pocket movie. It is preceded by ''[[Polly Pocket: Lunar Eclipse|Lunar Eclipse]]'' and ''[[Polly Pocket 2: Cool at the Pocket Plaza|2 Cool at the Pocket Plaza]]''. This is the only feature-length film in the series. The movie aired on [[Nickelodeon]] in the United States on November 12, 2006, and later [[Cartoon Network]]. It was released on DVD the following week. |
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{{Quotation|''The film deserves major kudos for incorporating a topic such as remarriage into the plot, but based on the questionable actions of Polly's stepmother, who isn't as nice as she pretends to be, parents in a new or impending marriage may want to view those parts first in order to evaluate whether this film might trigger some painful emotions in their own kids.'' |
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| Directed by | Bill Moore |
| Written by | Elise Allen |
| Produced by | Kate Treacy |
| Starring | Tegan Moss Michael Donovan Kathleen Barr Nicole Bouma Tabitha St. Germain Brittney Wilson Chiara Zanni |
| Music by | Eric Colvin |
Production companies | |
| Distributed by | Universal Studios Home Entertainment |
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Running time | 70 minutes |
| Countries | United States Canada South Korea |
| Language | English |
PollyWorld is a 2006 animated comedy film from Universal Studios, based on the Polly Pocket toy franchise. It is the third Polly Pocket movie. It is preceded by Lunar Eclipse and 2 Cool at the Pocket Plaza. This is the only feature-length film in the series. The movie aired on Nickelodeon in the United States on November 12, 2006, and later Cartoon Network. It was released on DVD the following week.
Plot
Polly Pocket and her four friends get to be part of their favorite game show, 'Roll Like That', which puts teams of five through several challenges to win money for the charity of their choice.
As the challenges begin, however, Polly learns that her father is engaged to a woman named Lorelai, who secretly wants to get Polly out of the way. Polly and her friends also have to try to get past the scheming Beth, who teams up with Lorelai to get Polly to be sent to boarding school.
Faced with the prospect of losing everything she loves, her friends, family, and home, Polly decides to make this weekend the best ever.
Music
- "Welcome To My World", performed by Michèle Vice-Maslin
- "Smile", performed by Simply Red
- "Perfect Kinda Day", performed by Sara Niemietz
- "Another Word For Change", performed by Cassidy Ladden
- "Every Day's a Holiday", performed by Robyn Newman
- "Rock N' Roll Girl", performed by Jordan McCoy
- "Rock This Town", performed by Cassidy Ladden
- "Rock U Now", performed by Cassidy Ladden
Cast
- Tegan Moss as Polly Pocket
- Chiara Zanni as Shani, Polly's friend.
- Nicole Bouma as Crissy, Polly's friend.
- Natalie Walters as Lea, a redheaded athlete and Polly's friend; Caroline Hall, a popstar
- Brittney Wilson as Lila, a fashion forward friend of Polly.
- Tabitha St. Germain as Beth, the mean girl; Karl and Lark, Swedish brother and sister in a student exchange program who only speak Swedish; and Dani
- Jocelyne Loewen as Evie, one of Beth's friends; Stacey
- Nicole Oliver as Tori, another one of Beth's friends; Amanda
- Russell Roberts as Samuel, Polly's butler and driver.
- Kathleen Barr as Lorelai, Polly's father's child-hating fiancée; Elevator Voice; Lexi; 'Roll Like That' Producer
- Michael Donovan as John Pocket, Polly's dad; 'Roll Like That' Director
- Alessandro Juliani as Donovan, host of 'Roll Like That'.
- Teryl Rothery as Ms. Marklin; Lizzie
- Andrew Francis as Rick, a boy who seems to have a crush on Polly.
- Matt Hill as Todd, Rick's best friend; DJ
- Danny McKinnon as Nathan; Waiter
- Terry Klassen as Tech Guy for 'Roll Like That'
Reception
The film deserves major kudos for incorporating a topic such as remarriage into the plot, but based on the questionable actions of Polly's stepmother, who isn't as nice as she pretends to be, parents in a new or impending marriage may want to view those parts first in order to evaluate whether this film might trigger some painful emotions in their own kids.
— Lacey Worrell, Pollyworld, DVD Talk[1]
References
- ^ Lacey Worrell (2006-11-14). "Pollyworld". DVD Talk. Retrieved 2010-03-20.
External links
- PollyWorld at IMDb
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