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The film is a derivative work of " Cars ", but it has nothing to do with Pixar, but is produced by Disney Toon, a subsidiary of Disney.
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The film is the first DisneyToon animation to appear on the big screen in eight and a half years after " Pooh's Heffalump Movie " in 2005.
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The film was originally scheduled to be released on DVD directly in the spring of 2013, but because Pixar boss John Lasseter himself has a soft spot for "Aircraft", he finally decided to make it on the big screen. He is one of the screenwriters and executive producers of the film.
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Before "Planes", Disney's "Ade's Diary Movie Version", " Toy Story 2 ", " Tigger Adventure ", and " Return to Never Land " were also screened from DVD to big screen.
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" Two And A Half Men " actor Jon Claire was originally scheduled to voice the film's protagonist Dusty.
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Although Pixar tycoon John Lasseter hopes that the film will become "Toy Story 2", the response after the film was released was not good.
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In the film, Dusty’s flight instructor, Skipper, an old-fashioned aircraft that served in World War II, is based on John Lasseter’s own father. Director Clay Hall's father was also a navy.
Planes behind the scenes gags
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Extended Reading
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Bulldog: I'm sorry, did you say your name was El Chupacabra or El "Cuckoo"-cabra?
El Chupacabra: You make joke?
[shouts]
El Chupacabra: You make joke? Very well... you leave me no choice! I swish my cape at you! You have been shamed.
[rolls away]
Bulldog: I hope I can get over it... Oh, I just did.
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Rochelle: Monsieur El Chu... from rogue to tres romantique...
[rolls off]
El Chupacabra: What does that mean?
Dusty Crophopper: No idea. But, French Canadian is the language of love... in Quebec. So, it's got to be good.