Rescue Heroes: The Movie
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| Directed by | Ron Pitts |
| Produced by | Pamela Lehn |
| Written by | Brent Piaskoski |
| Starring | Norm Spencer Joseph Motiki Lenore Zann Deborah Odell Rod Wilson Martin Roach |
| Music by | Amin Bhatia |
| Editing by | Daniel Lee |
| Distributed by | Artisan Entertainment |
| Release date(s) | November 18, 2003 |
| Running time | 83 minutes |
| Country | Canada |
| Language | English |
Rescue Heroes: The Movie is a Canadian 2003 CGI family film from Artisan Entertainment, based on the Rescue Heroes TV series.
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[edit] Plot
A series of mysterious lightning storms are wreaking havoc worldwide as they spiral through the atmosphere toward Greenland. Once they collide, they will create one massive storm that will result in cataclysmic destruction. The Rescue Heroes use their new Mission Select equipment to contain the disasters all over the world caused by these strange storms. But Billy Blazes is poisoned on a mission and getting weaker by the moment, and Rocky Canyon is grounded for insubordination, therefore making the team short-handed. The Rescue Heroes face their biggest challenge yet, since they must find a cure to save Billy and solve the mystery of the storms in order to save the world in time.
[edit] Cast
- Norm Spencer as Billy Blazes
- Joseph Motiki as Rocky Canyon
- Lenore Zann as Wendy Waters
- Deborah Odell as Ariel Flyer
- Rod Wilson as Jack Hammer
- Martin Roach as Jake Justice
- Cathal J. Dodd as Rip Rockefeller
- Andrew Pifko as Matt Medic
- John Bourgeois as Warren Waters
- Christopher Earle as Roger Houston
- Donald Burda as Pat Pending
- Edward Glen as Al Pine
- Andrew Sabiston as Bob Sled
- Tony Daniels as Hal E. Copter
- Dwayne Hill as Sam Sparks
- Colin Glazer as Tony
[edit] Trivia
- The movie is in CGI Animation, while the TV series was shot in traditional 2D animated style.
- The movie focuses on many disasters at once, such as earthquakes, fires, etc., while an episode in the TV series focuses on only one disaster, such as an earthquake.
[edit] External links
- Rescue Heroes: The Movie at the Internet Movie Database
- Review from AMC's Filmcritic.com
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