James and the Giant Peach

James and the Giant Peach

  • Director: Henry Selick
  • Writer: Roald Dahl,Karey Kirkpatrick,Jonathan Roberts
  • Countries of origin: United Kingdom, United States
  • Language: English
  • Release date: April 12, 1996
  • Sound mix: Dolby Digital
  • Aspect ratio: 1.85 : 1
  • Also known as: James And The Giant Peach
  • "James and the Giant Peach" is a fantasy adventure film directed by Henry Selick and starring Joanna Lumley , Peter Postlethwaite and Paul Terry. It was released in the United States on April 12, 1996.
    The film is based on Roald Dahl's novel "James and the Great Fairy Peach" and tells the adventure story of the orphan James driving a flying giant peach to the metropolis of New York with insects in order to get rid of the abuse of his aunt   .

    Details

    • Release date April 12, 1996
    • Filming locations San Francisco, California, USA
    • Production companies Walt Disney Pictures, Allied Filmmakers, Skellington Productions Inc.

    Box office

    Budget

    $38,000,000 (estimated)

    Gross US & Canada

    $28,946,127

    Opening weekend US & Canada

    $7,539,098

    Gross worldwide

    $28,946,127

    Movie reviews

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    • By Lindsay 2022-02-13 08:01:27

      A decent musical cartoon

      James, who listened to James for a long time last year, finally found the source. Of course, they also found a large piece of cheerful music behind eating peaches. They were included in Disney's 60th anniversary and released a set of five CDs. Music album.

      Watching this movie, or a cartoon or a musical, there is not much suspense, but it is an old-fashioned adventure story and a fairy-tale ending. The bad guys are punished and the good guys live happily. However, old-fashioned stories...

    • By Dorcas 2022-02-13 08:01:27

      In the vast crowd, I saw you with just one glance

      It’s the first time I see this
      in high school.
      Maybe, there will always be something unforgettable for the
      first time in my life. The first time I saw RAN playing tennis
      . The first time I saw two little boys holding big ear cups for a long time celebrating the
      first time I wanted to love one. selfless person
      I have always been grateful to the giant peach
      had given me a share of moving

      the story of the little boy a little weak
      being bullied look...

    • By Hope 2022-02-13 08:01:27

      See you again Paul Terry

      Another Tuesday, it’s my movie day. It’s become a habit now, I don’t know if it’s good or bad~ I
      chose a cartoon similar to science fiction today.,76mins, the screen is three-dimensional. After watching the post-production, they are based on the plasticine man as the prototype of the animation. It’s okay. It’s okay as a pastime. It mainly talks about an orphan James who was tortured by vicious aunts and a gigantic incomparable The fantasy journey of...

    • By Raphaelle 2022-02-13 08:01:27

      [Turn] Remembering when I was a child---the memories of the giant peach

      The title is mine, the article is from http://mob.17173.com/pages/news/20041219/20041219_974.shtml

       ----------------------- -------------------------------------------------- -----------The

             birds fly freely in the sky with this huge peach, and the warm sun in the afternoon shines on several brave friends, as if they are coated with a layer of gold .

        Oh, mom, little James and his friends are so happy!

        Yeah, my dear, they just defeated the...

    • By Liana 2022-02-13 08:01:27

      Hope you find your insect friend too

      Someone was involved in the wave of British immigrants from the United States at that time. Such a cold political opinion, placed in this imaginary fairy tale of warmth, would have no meaning at all. Although the original author's intention may be somewhat ironic, I believe it is definitely not what he wants to bring to the children.

      It will be those bugs that can sing and dance, the peach that was raised across the sea by Hyola, or the rhino that resembles a storm. These seemingly...

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    • By Jaylon 2022-04-24 07:01:14

      4/24/2013 with John at...

    • By Elza 2022-04-24 07:01:14

      Another great stop-motion animation. The embodiment of invincible imagination and extraordinary...

    • By Dina 2022-04-24 07:01:14

      The style is distinct, and those who like it will especially like it. Gothic style is obvious. But the plot is actually more general, not bad at...

    • By Aidan 2022-04-24 07:01:14

      This little boy is so similar to Charlie and the little boy in the chocolate factory, and the movie format is also similar. There is a narration, and finally it is found that it is the character in the...

    • By Beulah 2022-04-24 07:01:14

      There are bugs, ah, ah, I can't look directly at it>_...

    Movie plot

    James, a little boy who lives by the sea, originally had a happy family. However, one day, an angry rhino appeared in the sky. He took away James' parents and made him an orphan. James had to stay at the house of his evil aunt and began a miserable life of constant abuse. Fortunately, James met a kind, mysterious old man, who gave him a bag full of 1,000 crocodile tongues. The accidental fall of the crocodile tongue caused the old...
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    Evaluation action

    "James and the Giant Peach" is a Gothic-style animated film, and to some extent it has become the childhood autobiography of producer Tim Burton. Although the film is not directed by Bolton, the Gothic castle, the weird shapes of the aunts and insects, and the overall dark tone are all in Gothic style, all with a deep "Boton" mark. The film is composed of part of the real person and most of the animation structure, and the character...
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    Movie quotes

    • Aunt Sponge: You lazy bug! Who told you to stop working?

      James: I finished the wood.

      [Aunt Spiker snatches his travel book and sees it]

      Aunt Spiker: A travel book? How dare you even dream of leaving.

      [Spiker and Sponge grabs his arms to get him up]

      Aunt Sponge: This is the only home you'll ever had.

      Aunt Spiker: No one else would tolerate a worthless little nothing like you.

      [She gives to Sponge]

      Aunt Sponge: [sees his travel book] Where did you get this? Where?

      James: Father gave it to me. He said we were go there one day.

      Aunt Spiker: Stupid foolish man.

      Aunt Sponge: Foolish man, always dreaming. That's what got him killed.

      Aunt Spiker: And your mother.

      Aunt Sponge: Had his head in the clouds instead of looking where he was going!

      Aunt Spiker: He never even saw that rhino coming.

      Aunt Sponge: That rhino!

      Aunt Spiker: And the beast will get you too, if you don't behave.

      Aunt Sponge: [ripping his travel book] Now, get these stupid dreams out of your head!

      Aunt SpikerAunt Sponge: And get back to work!

    • Aunt SpikerAunt Sponge: Work, work, work, work, WORK!

    • [first lines]

      Old Man: This is James Henry Trotter. He lived with his mother and father in a cozy little house by the sea.