The Peanuts Movie quotes bring the beloved Charles Schultz comic strip to life for the fifth-ever feature film. Using Schultz's characters, Craig Schulz, Bryan Schulz, Cornelius Uliano and Paul Feig wrote the screenplay which Steve Martino directed. Showing in 3D, the computer-animated comedy film opened in theaters in the United States on November 6, 2015, the 65th anniversary of the comic strip.
In The Peanuts Movie, Charlie Brown (voiced by Noah Schnapp) is eager to start fresh with a new neighbor kid, the Little Red-Haired Girl (voiced by Francesca Capaldi) to reverse a trend of embarrassing himself in front of the other kids, including Lucy (voiced by Hadley Belle Miller), Sally (voiced by Mariel Sheets), Patty (voiced by Anastasia Bredikhina), Schroeder (voiced by Noah Johnston), Marcie (voiced by Rebecca Bloom), Peppermint Patty (voiced by Venus Schultheis), Franklin (voiced by Mar Mar), Pig-Pen (voiced by AJ Teece) and, of course, Linus (voiced by Alexander Garfin).
Meanwhile, Snoopy (voiced by Bill Melendez using archival recordings) faces his nemesis, the Red Baron but also enjoys a love interest of his own, Fifi (voiced by Kristin Chenoweth). Of course, the usual Peanuts antics are all there too as the crew deals with life, love and the ever-incoherent voices of adults.
The Peanuts Movie will surely bring families to theaters already showing other great films such as Spectre, Our Brand is Crisis, Burnt, and Suffragette.
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The Opportunity to Start Over
Charlie Brown: I just hope this new kid has never heard of me. It's not often you get the opportunity to start over with a clean slate. This time, things will be different. I'm going to change who I am and become a winner.
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Everyone: He did it!
When Charlie Brown sees a new kid move into the neighborhood, he also sees an opportunity to start fresh. This, however, ends fast after he soon makes a fool of himself in front of everyone, new girl included.
I'm About to Talk to the Little Red-Haired Girl
Charlie Brown: I can't believe I'm about to talk to the Little Red-Haired Girl... Ahhh!
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Little Red-Haired Girl: Hello? Hmph
Snoopy: Eh
Charlie Brown thinks he's worked up the courage to go talk to the Little Red-Haired Girl and goes as far to walk up to her door before he chickens out. When Snoopy rings the door bell anyway, things get awkward fast.
Snoopy, What Would I Do Without a Friend Like You?
Charlie Brown: A dog doesn't try to give advice or judge you, just love you for who you are. It's nice to have someone who will just sit and listen to you. Snoopy, what would I do without a friend like you?
Charlie Brown touches on just a few reasons why dogs rule. They offer unconditional love and that's priceless.
Good Grief
Charlie Brown: Excuse me. Sorry.
Lucy van Pelt: Augh! Charlie Brown, you blockhead!
Charlie Brown: Wooah! Good grief.
Perhaps breaking the fourth wall, or just showing a scene where the Peanuts crew heads to the movies, Charlie Brown doesn't make anyone too pleased by blocking the screen. When he finally does reach his seat, he offers his trademark catch line, good grief (and for good reason).
One of Those Stars is My Star
Charlie Brown: One of those stars is my star and I know that my star will always be there for me, like a comforting voice saying, 'Don't give up, kid!'
Things might be confusing for Charlie Brown but he's always been able to rely on his star as his moral support. Unfortunately for him, this star soon falls from the sky right in front of him.
If You Really Want to Impress People
Lucy van Pelt: If you really want to impress people you need to show them you're a winner. Of course when I say you, I don't mean you personally.
When Charlie Brown visits Lucy's psychiatric advice booth for some help, she does offer him some wisdom on how to impress people. She, however, makes it clear that he's wildly unsuitable to ever accomplish this. It's not very helpful advice but for five cents, you get what you pay for.
No Dogs!
Charlie Brown: If there's one person you wanted by your side in a moment like this, it's your loyal dog.
Snoopy: Ow!
Lucy van Pelt: No dogs!
Snoopy: Ohhhh
Like any good master, Charlie Brown loves his dog and brings him to school with him. Lucy on the other hand, isn't exactly welcoming to see Snoopy in the classroom and gives him the boot.
She's Not That Pretty
Franklin Armstrong: The new kid is coming.
Schroeder: She is pretty.
Lucy van Pelt: She's not that pretty.
Charlie Brown: She looked at me!
Everyone: Oooh!
Everyone is buzzing about the Little Red-Haired Girl, especially the boys. Lucy, perhaps feeling intimidated by the new girl, is not as excited.