No nuts, no glory.
Surly, a curmudgeon, independent squirrel is banished from his park and forced to survive in the city. Lucky for him, he stumbles on the one thing that may be able to save his life, and the rest of park community, as they gear up for winter - Maury's Nut Store.
Status
Released
Original Language
EN
Budget
$42,000,000
Revenue
$120,885,527
Release Date
January 17, 2014
Popularity
3
Director
Peter Lepeniotis
Writer
Peter Lepeniotis
Writer
Lorne Cameron
Producer
Jung Woo-kyung
Producer
Graham Moloy
Where to Watch
Cast
Will Arnett
Surly (voice)
Brendan Fraser
Grayson (voice)
Liam Neeson
Raccoon (voice)
Katherine Heigl
Andie (voice)
Stephen Lang
King (voice)
Maya Rudolph
Precious (voice)
Jeff Dunham
Mole (voice)
Gabriel Iglesias
Jimmy (voice)
Sarah Gadon
Lana (voice)
James Rankin
Fingers (voice)
Scott Yaphe
Lucky (voice)
Joe Pingue
Johnny (voice)
Annick Obonsawin
Jamie (voice)
Julie Lemieux
Girl Scout (voice)
Rob Tinkler
Redline / Buddy (voice)
James Kee
Rat / Armoured Guard (voice)
Scott McCord
Police Officer / Misc. Animals (voice)
Katie Griffin
Pigeon (voice)
PSY
Special Cast
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Reviews
Kamurai
Horrible watch, won't watch again, and can't recommend, even for younger audiences. I have no idea how this thing got a sequel. It's supposed to be two parallel mob heist stories, but they don't really line up past there being a heist. None of the characters are interesting or likeable, maybe the girl squirrel, the dog, and the mute rat but that's more because they are lovable stupid / naive. You're not supposed to still dislike the "heroes" at the end of the movie. The writing parts of this that are remotely interesting are too complex for kids to get and they don't pan out. It's literally a lot of "squirrels like nuts", "squirrels try to get nuts", "humans don't like squirrels", repeat. Anything endearing about this is more annoying. Even when the "twists" happen, they don't mean anything because they're all still jerks, even if they happened to do the right thing.
