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* CloudCuckoolander: Skiff, a sci-fi {{nerd}} who takes aliens a little ''too'' seriously, even before one of them arrives.
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* CloudCuckoolander: Skiff, a sci-fi {{nerd}} geek who takes aliens a little ''too'' seriously, even before one of them arrives.
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The first animated film by Creator/TriStarPictures since ''The Trumpet and the Swan''.
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The first animated film by Creator/TriStarPictures since ''The Trumpet and the Swan''.
''WesternAnimation/TheTrumpetAndTheSwan''.
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The first animated film by Creator/TriStarPictures.
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The first animated film by Creator/TriStarPictures.
Creator/TriStarPictures since ''The Trumpet and the Swan''.
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''Planet 51'' is a Spanish/American AllCGICartoon feature from 2009. The premise: Human astronaut Captain Charles "Chuck" Baker ([[Creator/DwayneJohnson Dwayne "the Rock" Johnson]], accompanied by an exploration robot named Rover, lands on the eponymous planet, which is supposedly uninhabited. However, Planet 51 ''is'' populated, by green-skinned humanoids whose world strongly resembles 1950s suburban America. The aliens are also paranoid about being invaded by another planet, so Chuck's appearance causes unintentional havoc, and he's soon being hunted by the military. Chuck befriends an alien teenager named Lem (Creator/JakeLong), a worker at a local observatory; Lem protects the astronaut as he struggles to return to his ship, which will automatically take off after a preset time limit whether Chuck is aboard or not.
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''Planet 51'' is a Spanish/American AllCGICartoon feature from 2009. The premise: Human astronaut Captain Charles "Chuck" Baker ([[Creator/DwayneJohnson Dwayne "the Rock" Johnson]], (Creator/DwayneJohnson), accompanied by an exploration robot named Rover, lands on the eponymous planet, which is supposedly uninhabited. However, Planet 51 ''is'' populated, by green-skinned humanoids whose world strongly resembles 1950s suburban America. The aliens are also paranoid about being invaded by another planet, so Chuck's appearance causes unintentional havoc, and he's soon being hunted by the military. Chuck befriends an alien teenager named Lem (Creator/JakeLong), (Creator/JustinLong), a worker at a local observatory; Lem protects the astronaut as he struggles to return to his ship, which will automatically take off after a preset time limit whether Chuck is aboard or not.
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''Planet 51'' is a Spanish/American AllCGICartoon feature from 2009. The premise: Human astronaut Captain Charles "Chuck" Baker, accompanied by an exploration robot named Rover, lands on the eponymous planet, which is supposedly uninhabited. However, Planet 51 ''is'' populated, by green-skinned humanoids whose world strongly resembles 1950s suburban America. The aliens are also paranoid about being invaded by another planet, so Chuck's appearance causes unintentional havoc, and he's soon being hunted by the military. Chuck befriends an alien teenager named Lem, a worker at a local observatory; Lem protects the astronaut as he struggles to return to his ship, which will automatically take off after a preset time limit whether Chuck is aboard or not.
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''Planet 51'' is a Spanish/American AllCGICartoon feature from 2009. The premise: Human astronaut Captain Charles "Chuck" Baker, Baker ([[Creator/DwayneJohnson Dwayne "the Rock" Johnson]], accompanied by an exploration robot named Rover, lands on the eponymous planet, which is supposedly uninhabited. However, Planet 51 ''is'' populated, by green-skinned humanoids whose world strongly resembles 1950s suburban America. The aliens are also paranoid about being invaded by another planet, so Chuck's appearance causes unintentional havoc, and he's soon being hunted by the military. Chuck befriends an alien teenager named Lem, Lem (Creator/JakeLong), a worker at a local observatory; Lem protects the astronaut as he struggles to return to his ship, which will automatically take off after a preset time limit whether Chuck is aboard or not.
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* KnowNothingKnowItAll: Professor Kipple claims to know everything about humans but he believes they mind control powers and when he finds the wrapper for the Twix, he claims that it is a declaration of war clearly because he cannot read a single word.
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* KnowNothingKnowItAll: Professor Kipple claims to know everything about humans but he believes they have mind control powers and when he finds the wrapper for the Twix, he claims that it is a declaration of war clearly because he cannot read a single word.
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* FourFingeredHands: The aliens have them. [[{{Lampshaded}} "Gimme four!"]]
** Chuck actually has five fingers.
** Chuck actually has five fingers.
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* FourFingeredHands: The aliens have them. [[{{Lampshaded}} "Gimme four!"]]
** Chuckfour!"]] Chuck, the TokenHuman, actually has five fingers.
** Chuck
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** The aliens can function without [[spoiler:a brain]], and might even be ''smarter'' that way. Which just leads to the question of why they think it's important, but...
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** The aliens can function without [[spoiler:a brain]], and might even be ''smarter'' that way. Which just leads to the question of why they think it's important, important to have one, but...
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--> "If you have to go number one, aim for the newspaper. If you have to go number two, go outside. If you have to go number three, I can't help you."
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** Another example of ArtisticLicenseAstronomy, not to mention SciFiWritersHaveNoSenseOfScale: at one point Chuck mentions the alien planet is 20 billion miles away from Earth. In RealLife, the nearest star to our solar system is 24.7 ''trillion'' miles away. Which may be FridgeBrilliance: he mentions at some point that the only thing he does with the star ship is to push some buttons, like a monkey could do. Chuck isn't exactly the brightest bulb of the set...
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** Another example of ArtisticLicenseAstronomy, not to mention this trope, combined with SciFiWritersHaveNoSenseOfScale: at one point Chuck mentions the alien planet is 20 billion miles away from Earth. In RealLife, the nearest star to our solar system is 24.7 ''trillion'' miles away. Which may be FridgeBrilliance: he mentions at some point that the only thing he does with the star ship is to push some buttons, like a monkey could do. Chuck isn't exactly the brightest bulb of the set...
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* ArtisticLicenseAstronomy: An InUniverse example. According to Lem's observatory lecture at the beginning of the film, "the universe is nearly 500 miles long, and it contains--you're not going to believe this--over 1000 stars!"
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* ArtisticLicenseAstronomy: ArtisticLicenseSpace:
** An InUniverse example. According to Lem's observatory lecture at the beginning of the film, "the universe is nearly 500 miles long, and it contains--you're not going to believe this--over 1000 stars!"
** An InUniverse example. According to Lem's observatory lecture at the beginning of the film, "the universe is nearly 500 miles long, and it contains--you're not going to believe this--over 1000 stars!"
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The first animated film by [=TriStar=] Pictures.
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The first animated film by [=TriStar=] Pictures.
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The first animated film by [=TriStar=] Pictures.
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* PropagandaPiece: Humanity is portrayed as a monstrous group of aliens who want to enslave everything else. It's used as a scare tactic to the public much the same as actual sci-fi movies did back in the 1950s. Special mention that the scare tactics were being used before anyone even knew that life existed beyond their world.
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* MistakenForSuperpowered: The inhabitants of Planet 51 think that Chuck (a human astronaut) is every alien monster ScienceFiction has ever written and that he was there to invade and enslave them (when really he had no idea that the planet was populated). Whenever something goes wrong for their military (either by their incompetence or just bad luck), they think that Chuck somehow used his alien powers to do it. If there is anyone who protests their methods or their InsaneTrollLogic, [[SarcasmMode well obviously he used his powers to brainwash them and the only sane solution is to remove their brains]]. Considering their culture is very similar to [[TheFifties McCarthy-era America]], this makes a lot of sense.
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* RaceAgainstTheClock: Chuck's ship is programmed to leave in 74 hours--with or without him. [[spoiler:He makes it.]]
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* RaceAgainstTheClock: Chuck's ship is programmed to leave in 74 hours--with hours -- with or without him. [[spoiler:He makes it.]]
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* RobotDog: Okay, so little Rover's not a literal robot dog, but his behaviour is deliberately mimicking that of a dog. Everything he does, whether tracking Chuck, interacting with alien pets, or being caught - and the other characters treat him just like a dog too.
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* RobotDog: Okay, so little Rover's not a literal robot dog, but his behaviour is deliberately mimicking that of a dog. Everything he does, whether tracking Chuck, interacting with alien pets, or being caught - -- and the other characters treat him just like a dog too.
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''Planet 51'', a Spanish/American AllCGICartoon feature from 2009, is an AffectionateParody of tropes from both ScienceFiction and {{Sit Com}}s of TheFifties.
The premise: Human astronaut Captain Charles "Chuck" Baker, accompanied by an exploration robot named Rover, lands on the eponymous planet, which is supposedly uninhabited. However, Planet 51 ''is'' populated, by green-skinned humanoids whose world strongly resembles 1950s suburban America. The aliens are also paranoid about being invaded by another planet, so Chuck's appearance causes unintentional havoc, and he's soon being hunted by the military. Chuck befriends an alien teenager named Lem, a worker at a local observatory; Lem protects the astronaut as he struggles to return to his ship, which will automatically take off after a preset time limit whether Chuck is aboard or not.
The premise: Human astronaut Captain Charles "Chuck" Baker, accompanied by an exploration robot named Rover, lands on the eponymous planet, which is supposedly uninhabited. However, Planet 51 ''is'' populated, by green-skinned humanoids whose world strongly resembles 1950s suburban America. The aliens are also paranoid about being invaded by another planet, so Chuck's appearance causes unintentional havoc, and he's soon being hunted by the military. Chuck befriends an alien teenager named Lem, a worker at a local observatory; Lem protects the astronaut as he struggles to return to his ship, which will automatically take off after a preset time limit whether Chuck is aboard or not.
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''Planet 51'', 51'' is a Spanish/American AllCGICartoon feature from 2009, is an AffectionateParody of tropes from both ScienceFiction and {{Sit Com}}s of TheFifties.
2009. The premise: Human astronaut Captain Charles "Chuck" Baker, accompanied by an exploration robot named Rover, lands on the eponymous planet, which is supposedly uninhabited. However, Planet 51 ''is'' populated, by green-skinned humanoids whose world strongly resembles 1950s suburban America. The aliens are also paranoid about being invaded by another planet, so Chuck's appearance causes unintentional havoc, and he's soon being hunted by the military. Chuck befriends an alien teenager named Lem, a worker at a local observatory; Lem protects the astronaut as he struggles to return to his ship, which will automatically take off after a preset time limit whether Chuck is aboard or not.
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* AffectionateParodyAffectionateParody: Of tropes from both ScienceFiction and {{Sit Com}}s of TheFifties.
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** Another example of ArtisticLicenseAstronomy, not to mention SciFiWritersHaveNoSenseOfScale: at one point Chuck mentions the alien planet is 20 billion miles away from Earth. In RealLife, the nearest star to our solar system is 24.7 ''trillion'' miles away.
*** Possibly FridgeBrilliance: he mentions at some point that the only thing he does with the star ship is to push some buttons, like a monkey could do. Chuck isn't exactly the brightest bulb of the set...
*** Possibly FridgeBrilliance: he mentions at some point that the only thing he does with the star ship is to push some buttons, like a monkey could do. Chuck isn't exactly the brightest bulb of the set...
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** Another example of ArtisticLicenseAstronomy, not to mention SciFiWritersHaveNoSenseOfScale: at one point Chuck mentions the alien planet is 20 billion miles away from Earth. In RealLife, the nearest star to our solar system is 24.7 ''trillion'' miles away.
*** Possiblyaway. Which may be FridgeBrilliance: he mentions at some point that the only thing he does with the star ship is to push some buttons, like a monkey could do. Chuck isn't exactly the brightest bulb of the set...
*** Possibly
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* LittleGreenMen: The inhabitants of Planet 51 are all green, and while not especially small, they are a little bit shorter than Chuck.
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* BarefootCartoonAnimal: Barefoot Cartoon Aliens: DoesNotLikeShoes applies to them all.
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* BarefootCartoonAnimal: In this case, they're Barefoot Cartoon Aliens: Aliens. DoesNotLikeShoes applies to them all.
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* NoBiochemicalBarriers: Chuck [[NoBiochemicalBarriers/AllAtmospheresAreEqual doesn't seem to have a problem breathing on an alien planet]].
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** Chuck [[NoBiochemicalBarriers/AllAtmospheresAreEqual doesn't seem to have a problem breathing on an alienplanet]].planet]].
** However, it is unknown if he can [[NoBiochemicalBarriers/AlienFoodIsEdible eat food from the planet]] or eat what he brought on the ship
** Chuck [[NoBiochemicalBarriers/AllAtmospheresAreEqual doesn't seem to have a problem breathing on an alien
** However, it is unknown if he can [[NoBiochemicalBarriers/AlienFoodIsEdible eat food from the planet]] or eat what he brought on the ship
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* NoBiochemicalBarriers: Chuck [[NoBiochemicalBarriers/AllAtmospheresAreEqual doesn't seem to have a problem breathing on an alien planet]].
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** The aliens can function without [[spoiler: a brain]], and might even be ''smarter'' that way. Which just leads to the question of why they think it's important, but...
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** The aliens can function without [[spoiler: a [[spoiler:a brain]], and might even be ''smarter'' that way. Which just leads to the question of why they think it's important, but...
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* [[LaughingMad Maniacal Laugh]]: Professor Kipple has one.
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* [[LaughingMad Maniacal Laugh]]: LaughingMad: Professor Kipple has one.laughs like that.
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* [[spoiler:OutOfTheInferno: How Chuck saves Grawl as Base 9 is self-destructing.]]
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* [[spoiler:OutOfTheInferno: OutOfTheInferno: How Chuck [[spoiler:Chuck saves Grawl as Base 9 is self-destructing.]]
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* ThePlace: The title is the planet the story happens.
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* TrailersAlwaysLie: From the trailers and posters, you’d think Chuck is the main character. It more focuses on Lem.
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* {{Expy}}: The Aliens' pets look like [[Franchise/{{Alien}} Xenomorphs]] that are about the size of a toy poodle. Instead of a second set of jaws, they have a sucker mouth on a frog-tongue.
** They don't bleed acid, though. They ''piss'' acid.
** They don't bleed acid, though. They ''piss'' acid.
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* {{Expy}}: ExposedExtraterrestrials: Downplayed. The Aliens' pets look like [[Franchise/{{Alien}} Xenomorphs]] that are about the size of a toy poodle. Instead of a second set of jaws, they have a sucker mouth on a frog-tongue.
** Theymale aliens don't bleed acid, though. They ''piss'' acid.wear anything below the waist, HalfDressedCartoonAnimal style.
** They
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* XenomorphXerox: The Aliens' pets look like [[Franchise/{{Alien}} Xenomorphs]] that are about the size of a toy poodle. Instead of a second set of jaws, they have a sucker mouth on a frog-tongue. Also, they don't bleed acid, they ''piss'' acid.
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* BarefootCartoonAnimal: Barefoot Cartoon Aliens: DoesNotLikeShoes applies to them all.
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* BarefootCartoonAnimal: [[BarefootCartoonAnimal Barefoot Cartoon Aliens: Aliens]]: DoesNotLikeShoes applies to them all.
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* ManiacalLaugh: [[LaughingMad Maniacal Laugh]]: Professor Kipple has one.
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* [[BarefootCartoonAnimal Barefoot Cartoon Aliens]]: Apparently, the aliens DoNotLikeShoes.
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* [[BarefootCartoonAnimal BarefootCartoonAnimal: Barefoot Cartoon Aliens]]: Apparently, the aliens DoNotLikeShoes.Aliens: DoesNotLikeShoes applies to them all.