• Chicken Little (2005)

    Young Chicken Little (Zach Braff) throws his small town into panic by claiming the sky is falling. Unable to find the piece of "sky" that hit him, he earns the town's scorn. A year later, outcast Little tries to redeem himself by joining the baseball team, helping to win a crucial game. Later that night he is hit on the head again and discovers that the "falling sky" is actually from a UFO. Now, Little must convince the skeptical town that an alien invasion is about to happen.

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Chicken Little
48
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53
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Release Date: November 4th, 2005

DVD Release Date: March 21st, 2006

G |1 hr 21 min

Plot Summary

Young Chicken Little (Zach Braff) throws his small town into panic by claiming the sky is falling. Unable to find the piece of "sky" that hit him, he earns the town's scorn. A year later, outcast Little tries to redeem himself by joining the baseball team, helping to win a crucial game. Later that night he is hit on the head again and discovers that the "falling sky" is actually from a UFO. Now, Little must convince the skeptical town that an alien invasion is about to happen.

Cast: Zach Braff, Joan Cusack, Don Knotts, Harry Shearer, Patrick Stewart, Garry Marshall, Steve Zahn, Amy Sedaris

Director: Mark Dindal

Genres: Children , Comedy , Animated

Production Co: Walt Disney Pictures

Distributors: British International Pictures

Keywords: Charming, Underdog, Father, 2000s, Family, Lighthearted, Growing up, Madcap, Small town

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  • 80
    Michael RechtshaffenThe Hollywood Reporter

    A consistently amusing, often inspired family romp. show more

  • 20
    Joe MorgensternWall Street Journal

    If I could find some facet to praise, I'd be glad to do so, but the production's mediocrity is all-pervasive -- story, character, graphic design, even music -- and it all points to a failure of corporate imagination, or maybe just nerve.

  • 75
    Peter HartlaubSan Francisco Chronicle

    As cluttered as the movie gets before the ending, it's funny throughout, with some 1970s and '80s music thrown in to keep adults happy. show more

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