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Pebble and Penguin (Clam)
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Pebble and Penguin (Clam)
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Sales Rank : 7111
Available from Amazon
$18.99
on 7-21-2008
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Actors: Shani Wallis, S. Scott Bullock, Martin Short, Annie Golden, Louise Vallance
Directors: Don Bluth, Gary Goldman
Format: Animated, Closed-captioned, Color, Full Screen, NTSC
Language: English
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Number of tapes: 1
Studio: MGM Video & DVD
VHS Release Date: March 2, 1999
Run Time: 74 minutes
Average Customer Review:
33 customer reviews
Product Review
As a brief promo by a Sea World Animal Ambassador tells us before the movie begins, male penguins really do present pebbles to the females during a courtship that will result in a lifetime match. This post-Thumbelina Don Bluth/Barry Manilow effort gives us Hubie, a nerdy penguin whose love for the beautiful Marina, remarkably, is returned. Alas, before he can present her with a fine stone, his evil--and strangely buff--rival throws him into the swirling sea. Epic adventures and a comical sidekick result. Leopard seals and killer whales threaten, but kids will be entertained rather than frightened by this harmless, if less-than-brilliant movie. --Kimberly Heinrichs
Product Description
From the majestic landscapes of a frozen land comes a beloved animated adventure to warm everyone'sheart. Featuring the incomparable songs of Barry Manilow and Bruce Sussman, and the voice talents of Martin Short, James Belushi, Tim Curry and Annie Golden, this animated tale from the creator of The Secret of NIMH is a magical musical treat for all. Your kids will love itand you will too (Elayne Blythe, Film Advisory Board, Inc.). The Full Moon Mating Ceremony, a real-life penguintradition, requires that bachelor birds present pebbles to their sweethearts. And in this film, a shy bird named Hubie has the perfect stone for his love, Marina. But there's considerable competitionfor Marina's affections, and in an exciting race against time, sea, storm and a host of other obstacles, Hubie learns that it's not the perfect pebblebut rather the perfect penguinthat always gets the girl.
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