Rise of the Guardians
"You better believe."
AnimationFamilyFantasyActionAdventure
When an evil spirit known as Pitch lays down the gauntlet to take over the world, the immortal Guardians must join forces for the first time to protect the hopes, beliefs and imagination of children all over the world.
🎬 DirectorPeter Ramsey
📅 Release2012-11-21
🌍 CountryUnited States of America
🗣 LanguageFrench, English
🏢 StudioDreamWorks Animation
🗳 Votes7,054
🔥 Popularity6
💰 Budget$145,000,000
💵 Revenue$306,941,670
🎭 Cast
Chris Pine
Jack Frost (voice)
Alec Baldwin
North (voice)
Jude Law
Pitch (voice)
Isla Fisher
Tooth (voice)
Hugh Jackman
Bunny (voice)
Dakota Goyo
Jamie Bennett (voice)
Isabella Blake-Thomas
British Girl (voice)
Jacob Bertrand
Monty (voice)
Khamani Griffin
Caleb (voice)
Kamil McFadden
Claude (voice)
Georgie Grieve
Sophie Bennett (voice)
Emily Nordwind
Jamie's Mom / Jack's Mother (voice)
Olivia Mattingly
Pippa / Jack's Sister (voice)
Dominique Grund
Cupcake (voice)
April Lawrence
Burgess Pedestrian (voice)
🎥 Crew
DirectorPeter Ramsey
NovelWilliam Joyce
ScreenplayDavid Lindsay-Abaire
ProducerNancy Bernstein
ProducerChristina Steinberg
LayoutKendra Vander Vliet
AnimationJean-Francois Rey
Art Department ManagerChris Appelhans
Art Department ManagerSimon Rodgers
Visual DevelopmentShane Prigmore
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🏷 Keywords
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💬 Reviews
Enjoying story inspired in 4 of the major "legends" for kids in the anglosaxon culture. Great animation and development of characters for a simple and clean story with the needed touches of humor and action.…
The Sandman. The Easter Bunny. The Tooth Fairy. Santa Claus. You know their names. But did you know that they were secretly the guardians of childhood, brought together by the Man in the Moon as a sort of folkloric Avengers? Well, now you do. They don't seem to have a lot to do however (aside from their respective day jobs, of course), until their long-vanquished nemesis The Bogeyman returns to…
A delightful movie for children and families. Interesting twists on some of the figures of childhood, however, they are very likable characters. The Story is well thought out and pulls you in, I actually felt concerned that good would not triumph over evil. Great ending, but it kinda leaves you wanting more. Another Dreamworks hit, sure to entertain the family.…
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