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| Jon Cryer | ... |
Richard Pig
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| Brad Garrett | ... |
Mason Pig
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| Steve Zahn | ... |
Sandy Pig
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| Tom Kenny | ... |
Dr. Wolfowitz /
Musical Comedy Wolf
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| Jesse McCartney | ... |
Lucky - Teenager
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Timothy McCartney | ... |
Baby Lucky /
Child Lucky
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| Steve Wilcox | ... |
Big Boss Wolf /
Lone Wolf /
Grunt
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| Nolan North | ... |
Big Bad Wolf /
Eager Young Wolf /
Dash Hammet /
Wolf Guard
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| Chris Elwood | ... |
Death Metal Wolf /
Drill Sergeant Wolf /
Squeal
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| Mark Adair-Rios | ... |
Cool Smooth Wolf /
Wide-Eyed Pacificst Wolf
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| Tara Strong | ... |
Construction Cow /
Teen Girl Wolf /
Popular Girl
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| Audrey Wasilewski | ... |
Hamlet /
Contractor Cow
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After another ingenious evil plan fails, the wolves come up with another wise evil plan to capture the pigs.The wolves' plan is to put a baby wolf at their door so that the pigs will bring it in their house and raise it as their own,and then after it grows up it will become a wolf and leave the key under the welcome mat to their house so the wolves can get in.Their plan works.Will the pigs get eaten or will some mericle save them?
I didn't expect much from this movie, but I was pleasantly surprised by it - I've certainly enjoyed it more than, say "Bee Movie", a much more flashier and expensive animated cartoon.
Take the "Three Little Pigs" story and twisting it around for a modern audience, add a few sly references to "Dr. Strangelove" and not-so-subtle jabs at several other film classics (including the "Three Men and..." series) and mix just enough action and suspense to keep both children and adults happy about it - and you get a winner! The "bohemian" pig, playing "Silo" (think "Halo" for/with animals!) incessantly and using "dude" as his every third word was especially funny. I also enjoyed how the filmmakers openly admitted their lack of a big budget, by making one of the characters literally slap another over the idea of a musical number.
This film was fun to watch, and I hope to see more output from the talented crew that put it together. Bravo! This is definitely a keeper!