Wings: Sky Force Heroes
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- PG
- 2014
- 82 minutes
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What parents need to know
Parents need to know that this 2014 animated comedy sequel to Wings depicts planes and robots rescuing their pals from fire and an avalanche. One plane appears to fall to his demise but later reappears uninjured. A disrespectful boss throws a book at Ace's face. Young children may find some of the peril and fast-flying sequences scary. When angry, characters call each other "meathead," "poopyhead," and "dweeb."
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What's the story?
In the world of WINGS: SKY FORCE HEROES where planes, trucks, and robots talk, Ace (Josh Duhamel), Windy (Hilary Duff), Fred, and the Colonel work as airborne rescuers. Ace defies orders during a mission and the Colonel dies. Ace blames himself and quits the rescue squad for a job transporting coal, but when his fellow mine workers face an avalanche, Ace jumps back into rescue mode.
Is it any good?
This movie is as dull and unsatisfying as the previous Wings film but with a few more scary sequences. Add confusion to the ways in which this film fails. Plot lines are vague and unclear. The finale hangs on a snowstorm rescue, but why do the planes need rescue? Unclear. Most of the characters have the same names and voices as those in the previous movie. Josh Duhamel still plays a plane called Ace, and Hilary Duff plays one called Windy. But the characters are completely different in looks and history. The sleek aerobatics jet called Ace is now a chunky propeller-driven rescue plane. Windy was a lean lavender aerobics instructor; now she's a pink double-propeller rescuer. Rob Schneider voiced a sidekick bird called Dodo; now he is a robot named Fred. Why bother calling this Wings?
Talk to your kids about ...
Families can talk about the importance of loyalty and teamwork. What are some examples of these qualities in the movie?
Why do you think it's important to face your fears? What are you afraid of? What can you do to overcome this fear?
Sometimes it's important to follow the rules, and sometimes it takes courage to break the rules. How can you decide whether you should follow the rules or your heart?
Movie details
- On DVD or streaming: December 23, 2014
- Cast: Josh Duhamel, Hilary Duff, Rob Schneider
- Director: Tony Tang
- Studio: Lions Gate
- Genre: Family and Kids
- Topics: Friendship
- Run time: 82 minutes
- MPAA rating: PG
- MPAA explanation: for action and some mild crude humor
- Last updated: September 20, 2019
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