Turning Red

Movie

2022

1h 40m

English

Animation, Family, Comedy, Fantasy

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7.1

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Thirteen-year-old Mei is experiencing the awkwardness of being a teenager with a twist – when she gets too excited, she transforms into a giant red panda.

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Turning Red

Movie

2022

1h 40m

English

Animation, Family, Comedy, Fantasy

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Thirteen-year-old Mei is experiencing the awkwardness of being a teenager with a twist – when she gets too excited, she transforms into a giant red panda.

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7.1

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Cast

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Rosalie Chiang

Meilin 'Mei' Lee (voice)

Sandra Oh

Ming (voice)

Ava Morse

Miriam (voice)

Hyein Park

Abby (voice)

Maitreyi Ramakrishnan

Priya (voice)

Orion Lee

Jin Lee (voice)

Wai Ching Ho

Grandma (voice)

Tristan Allerick Chen

Tyler (voice)

Mr. Gao (voice)

Auntie Chen (voice)

Lily (voice)

Helen (voice)

Auntie Ping (voice)

Robaire (4*Town) (voice)

Finneas O'Connell

Jesse (4*Town) (voice)

Topher Ngo

Aaron T. (4*Town) (voice)

Grayson Villanueva

Tae Young (4*Town) (voice)

Josh Levi

Aaron Z. (4*Town) (voice)

Sasha Roiz

Mr. Kieslowski / Additional Voices ...

Addie Chandler

Devon / Additional Voices (voice)

Lily Sanfelippo

Stacy Frick / Additional Voices (vo...

Anne-Marie

Lauren (voice) (uncredited)

Evan Agos

Additional Voices (voice)

Trinity Bliss

Additional Voices (voice)

Devin Bright

Additional Voices (voice)

Directed By: Domee Shi

Written By: Sarah Streicher (Story), Julia Cho (Screenplay), + 3 more

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The_Argentinian says...

2 years ago

I'm neither a girl, nor teenager or Asian and I still enjoyed it. Imagine only watching movies you identify with *facepalm*

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ZarekAramasama says...

2 years ago

This movie most definitely isn't for every audience. But if you really liked shows like Gravity Falls, or adventure time, or any show relating to the silly and fun fantasy then this movie is just for you. The message they got across was good, but the message didn't smother the movie as some other Disney films do. I love the extremely expressive characters. The characters are less like a movie and more like a movie to a fun show, which is just so different from what Pixar usually does. Anywho, maybe I'm over-hyping but I loved this movie a lot!

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csbarker says...

2 years ago

This film is absolutely gorgeous but ultimately thats not enough. The story itself is fine but it's nowhere near the calibre of story telling I've come to expect from Pixar. Should have just released it as a Disney film and let Pixar work on something else.

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yosoycamz says...

2 years ago

Having a daughter who is going through that same stage of change, and having already gone through it, I think it represents very well those internal feelings, doubts, fears, joys, confronting our parents (especially when they do not want to accept that we are growing up), discovering new feelings, new things. Also, I think it was a great challenge for them, since they represented more current tweens/teens, who like other people and are aware of it and do not hide it. It seemed very natural and realistic, beyond exaggeration It's a very cute movie, and it made me laugh a lot when I saw my 13-year-old self represented hahaha

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Snowy_CapHaddock

CONTAINS SPOILERS3/10 2 years ago

Just bad, what a shame.
Looks like a Sony picture: trying too hard. To be funny, to be cool, to be relatable.
Filling every second, hectic, never slowing pace nor allowing to feel for the characters' struggles or joys, with them. Feels like director/producers/writers/animators just said "welp, it' More

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Fr3d1

9/10 2 years ago

Although it belongs to the Disney juggernaut, Pixar has always allowed itself to tell different stories, stories far removed from the world of princesses and dragons that made the mouse factory so famous. It proves it year after year (Luca and Soul are clear proof of this), and in 2022 it has done i More

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garethmb

2 years ago

The digital animation geniuses at Pixar are back with “Turning Red” and it marks a departure for the studio known for the “Toy Story” and “Cars”, franchises.

Set in 1990s Toronto, the film centers around 8th grader Mei (Rosalie Chiang), who considers herself an adult at 13 and eagerly More

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MSB

2 years ago

FULL SPOILER-FREE REVIEW @ https://www.msbreviews.com/movie-reviews/turning-red-spoiler-free-review

"Turning Red is undoubtedly the riskiest, possibly the most divisive work in Pixar history. Without any remorse or restraint, Domee Shi and Julia Cho unapologetically approach the sensitive topic o More

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