Ruby Gillman, Teenage Kraken

Ruby Gillman, a sweet and awkward high school student, discovers she’s a direct descendant of the warrior kraken queens. The kraken are sworn to protect the oceans of the world against the vain, power-hungry mermaids. Destined to inherit the throne from her commanding grandmother, Ruby must use her newfound powers to protect those she loves most.

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Ruby Gillman, Teenage Kraken
Overview:
Ruby Gillman, a sweet and awkward high school student, discovers she’s a direct descendant of the warrior kraken queens. The kraken are sworn to protect the oceans of the world against the vain, power-hungry mermaids. Destined to inherit the throne from her commanding grandmother, Ruby must use her newfound powers to protect those she loves
Cast:

• Ruby Gillman (voice): Lana Condor
• Agatha Gillman (voice): Toni Collette
• Chelsea Van Der Zee (voice): Annie Murphy
• Uncle Brill (voice): Sam Richardson
• Margo (voice): Liza Koshy
• Gordon Lighthouse (voice): Will Forte
• Arthur Gillman (voice): Colman Domingo
• Connor (voice): Jaboukie Young-White
• Sam Gillman (voice): Blue Chapman
• Bliss (voice): Ramona Young
• Trevin (voice): Eduardo Franco
• Grandmamah (voice): Jane Fonda
• Janice (voice): Nicole Byer
• Doug (voice): Echo Kellum
• Home Buyer (voice): Brianna Arsement
• Gym Teacher / Coach (voice): Juju Green
• Tourist (voice): Preston Arsement
• School Principal (voice): Jordan Matter
• Student #1 / Student #10 (voice): Ricardo Hurtado
• Confetti Cannon (voice): Randy Thom
• Student #7 (voice): Tiffany Wu
• Student #6 / Student #9 (voice): Merk Nguyen
• Student #5 / Student #8 (voice): Sydney Bell
• Topher (voice): Atticus Shaindlin
• Phone Voice (voice): Lynnanne Zager
• School Librarian (voice): Karen Foster
• Student #3 (voice): Caleb Pierce
• Student #2 (voice): Qalil Ismail
• Carol (voice): Suzanne Buirgy
• Reporter (voice): Emma Chamberlain

Crew:

• Director: Kirk DeMicco
• Co-Director: Faryn Pearl
• Producer: Kelly Cooney Cilella
• Conductor: Stephanie Economou
• Executive Producer: Mike Mitchell
• Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Gary Rizzo
• Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Leff Lefferts
• Co-Producer: Rachel Zusser
• Sound Designer: Randy Thom
• Character Designer: Craig Kellman
• Associate Producer: Joseph Izzo
• Writer: Brian C. Brown
• Writer: Pam Brady
• Writer: Elliott DiGuiseppi
• Casting: Christi Soper Hilt
• Animation: Maarten Lemmens
• Production Design: Pierre-Olivier Vincent
• Visual Effects Supervisor: Dave Walvoord
• Head of Animation: Carlos Fernandez Puertolas
• Head of Layout: Jon Gutman
• Lighting Supervisor: Jonathan Ciscon
• Lighting Supervisor: Ariel Chisholm
• Lighting Supervisor: C. Jin Im
• Lighting Supervisor: John J. Lee
• Supervising Technical Director: Michael Kevin Murphy
• Head of Story: Glenn Harmon
• Editor: Michelle Mendenhall
• Production Manager: Kaki Bage
• Production Manager: Tyler Shelton
• Animation Supervisor: Drew Adams
• Animation Supervisor: Guillermo Careaga
• Animation Supervisor: Michael Amos
• Animation Supervisor: Anthony Hodgson
• Animation Supervisor: Mark Roennigke
• Animation Supervisor: Onur Yeldan
• Effects Supervisor: Derek Cheung
• Effects Supervisor: Mark Newport
• Effects Supervisor: Alex Timchenko
• Production Supervisor: Jason Tenandar
• Production Supervisor: Emily Cirillo
• Production Supervisor: Juan Pablo Bugarin
• Production Supervisor: Priyaa Kalkura
• Production Supervisor: Rafe Parker Blood
• Production Supervisor: Katie Felix
• Production Supervisor: Rebecca M. Smith
• Production Supervisor: Laura C. Denton
• Production Supervisor: Jazmine Pulley
• Supervising Sound Editor: Brian Chumney
• Additional Editor: Nick Fletcher
• Associate Editor: Mark Gillins
• Associate Editor: C.K. Horness
• Associate Editor: Corey Kraft
• First Assistant Editor: Ted Fields
• Assistant Editor: Steffie Lucchesi
• Assistant Editor: Nik Siefke
• Assistant Editor: James Hereth
• Character Designer: Timothy Lamb
• Character Designer: David Perez
• Character Designer: Taylor Krahenbuhl
• Character Designer: Guillermo Willie Real
• Visual Development: Yvan Duque
• Visual Development: Yuriko Oto
• Visual Development: Alexandre Puvilland
• Visual Development: Tom MacDougall
• Visual Development: Ruben Perez
• Visual Development: Paul Schoeni
• Visual Development: Charles Ellison
• Visual Development: Vahe Yefremian
• Character Designer: Jesse Aclin
• Character Designer: Lutgardo Fernández
• Character Designer: Dom Murphy
• Character Designer: Nico Marlet
• Visual Development: Ronald A. Kurniawan
• Visual Development: Sébastian Piquet
• Visual Development: Tuan Vo
• Visual Development: Steve Lewis
• Visual Development: Rémi Salmon
• Visual Development: Priscilla Wong
• Visual Development: Stan Seo
• Production Coordinator: Courtney Guess
• Production Coordinator: Nora Jirau
• Production Coordinator: Sarah Heinz
• Production Coordinator: Ashley L. Martz
• Lead Animator: Robyne Powell
• Lead Animator: Prashanth Cavale
• Lead Animator: Tyler Phillips
• Animation: Shir Baron
• Animation: Julien Bocabeille
• Animation: Joseph Chong
• Animation: Albert Rubio
• Animation: Ares Deveaux
• Animation: David Couchariere
• Animation: Bill Diaz
• Animation: Christopher Gonzalez
• Animation: Patrick Giusiano
• Animation: Andrew Harkins
• Animation: Thomas Grummt
• Animation: Martin P. Hopkins
• Animation: John Hill
• Animation: Jorge García
• Animation: David Guo
• Animation: Robert Christian Huth
• Animation: Aly Killian
• Animation: Kyle Kim
• Animation: Brendan Kirschbaum
• Animation: Marek Kochout
• Animation: Philippe Le Brun
• Animation: Lindsey Butterworth Langston
• Animation: David Lisbe
• Animation: Alvaro Michelena
• Animation: Garrett O’Neal
• Animation: Ryan Page
• Animation: Yung Pham
• Animation: William Salazar
• Animation: Nicolas Prothais
• Animation: Ivan Oviedo
• Animation: JP Sans
• Animation: Dan Wagner
• Animation: Steve Vanseth
• Animation: Greg Whittaker
• Animation: John Wong
• Animation: Steven Hornby
• Animation: Brian Menz
• Animation: Jeff Williams
• Animation: Nedy Acet
• Animation: Patrick Danaher
• Assistant Editor: John Han
• Sound Effects Editor: David C. Hughes
• Sound Effects Editor: Shaun Farley
• Dialogue Editor: Anthony De Francesco
• First Assistant Sound Editor: Greg J. Peterson
• Foley Artist: Jana Vance
• Foley Artist: Ronni Brown
• Foley Editor: Chris Manning
• Sound Designer: Rick Hromadka
• Music Editor: Sheri Ozeki
• Orchestrator: Jennifer Dirkes
• Orchestrator: Hal Rosenfeld
• Thanks: Tom McGrath
• Thanks: Joel Crawford
• Thanks: Colin Jack
• Thanks: James Ryan
• Thanks: Mark Edwards
• Thanks: Januel Mercado
• Thanks: Jerry Schmitz
• Thanks: Nicole Holofcener
• Thanks: Paul Tibbitt
• In Memory Of: Nick Levenduski

Catogories:
Animation,Family,Fantasy,Comedy
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Language:
English
Production:
United States of America
Company:
DreamWorks Animation
Popularity:
62.769
Date:
2023-06-28
Year:
2023

• CinemaSerf: The eponymous young girl lives with her family under strict instructions never to go near the water. That all goes fine until one day she must leap to the rescue of a friend and discovers just why she ought to avoid the ocean. Her family are mortified, but quickly she discovers another family, of which she is a princess, and life-changing choices will soon have to be made. I was quite disappointed with this. The animation is really pretty basic and the story certainly does not do much justice to the mythological elements of the Kraken we might recall from “Clash of the Titans”. Indeed, it’s a sort of “Little Mermaid” in reverse that I actually found a bit predictable and dull. It’s also unclear as to whom this film is for. The kids at the screening I was at were largely disinterested in the whole enterprise, it was too old for some and too young for others – and there is very little for the adults to take away either. Colourful and lively, yes and the characterisation of “Uncle Brill” is quite fun, but it’s all eminently forgettable stuff, I’m afraid.
• GenerationofSwine: “Down with the White Male Patriarchy” Literally that is almost every other sentence, coupled with the “Anti-Colonialism” ethos that is currently seeing people support the execution of children and call for Holocaust 2.0…

  … the Meh Messaging didn’t exactly age well now that we know how violent it is in practice did it? And it took less than a year.

  Otherwise, it has a plot, a Kraken trying to pass as human turns into a Kraken and meh-essaging.

  Ultimately, it’s another cartoon that cares more about pushing a political message than it does entertaining the audience.

  And it’s made for children… do you really want to bring little boys to a movie who’s primary narrative is that white males are evil and irredeemably so? That sort of message isn’t exactly child friendly, unless you are raising your child to hate.