Anne Hathaway,
Jesse Eisenberg,
will.i.am,
Jamie Foxx,
George Lopez
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From the makers of the hit Ice Age series comes Rio, a comedy adventure about taking a walk on the wild side. Blu is a domesticated Macaw who never learned to fly, living a comfortable life with his o... read more
Directed by: Carlos Saldanha
Release Date: April 15, 2011
DVD Release Date: August 2, 2011
Stats: 6,943 reviews
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May 10, 2012
this is hands down one of the biggest surprises i've seen in a while. This I will not lie, is one of the best animated films i've ever seen. It is beautiful and fun to look at, the orginal music is just incredible and some of the best I've heard in a film, and the comedy and voic... read more
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April 29, 2012
A good colourful, bright, funny film for everyone to enjoy. Technically very good animation, a good voice cast and music. It's not a standout film like ice age or Finding Nemo but still fun.
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April 29, 2012
When the first time I watch the trailer for this movie, I know that this movie could offer a lot of fun but of course there's a little doubt about that.. But after I spent about one hour and a half watching this movie, I can say that 'Rio' truly offers me a lot of fun while watch... read more
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March 31, 2012
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Entertaining family film from the creators of Ice Age despite the cliches and the overused narrative formula. -
March 10, 2012
"Rio" takes the simple cliche' of all the other cartoon movies without the believability behind it. You've all seen it: "Protagonist is thrusted into an environment he's not used to and is forced to tag along with a girl that is the complete opposite of himself but then they begi... read more
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February 12, 2012
Filled with over saturated, vibrant color, Rio is a visual spectacle to behold. The storyline however is a tired tome that holds the film back from becoming something magical.... Or in other words: Pixar.
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December 4, 2011
I have always been of the mind that if a movie makes you laugh out loud, when penned as a comedy, it has done its job. Well Rio certainly made me laugh out loud, quite a lot too. The all star cast did not hinder the humour and the musical numbers were catchy and seamless. The dee... read more
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December 3, 2011fb100000145236770As far as colorful animation goes, "Rio" is in a class all by itself. This cartoon is the most beautiful cartoon I think I've ever seen. The colors burst off the screen, the scenery is amazing, and each character comes alive like no other. This is why Blu Ray was created(altho... read more
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October 29, 2011
Rio is a stunningly colorful animated movie with a wacky sense of humor that will greatly appeal to kids but will probably only be mildly entertaining for adults (think Madagascar).
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October 28, 2011
I just didn't see any comedy in the works, it was all just too sloppy, well let's hope the children liked it.
Critic Reviews
Rio will not set your heart afire, although its low-level consciousness raising about illegally smuggled animals is nice. Mostly, it's brightly colored fluff, but then, it's supposed to be. Full Review
A fairly typical children's movie, but at least it moves along with purpose! Full Review
The generic story elements can't spoil the real achievement of Rio, which is a series of vividly choreographed set-pieces. Full Review
Eisenberg's tremulous, earnest delivery matches Blu's big worrywart eyes perfectly, and he and Hathaway, to their credit, give it their all. Full Review
Buoyed by local color - literally, with a vibrantly sun-drenched palette, a sensationally festive Carnival parade, and a slinky samba-licious soundtrack Full Review
This is a movie that takes even the hoariest quest-peril-life lesson tropes of family animated films and imbues them with new life and rhythm. Full Review
I have a feeling that older audience members will, like me, be getting restless during this celebrity-voice-driven, generically plotted variation on "Madagascar." Full Review
There are worse things than a movie that can't stop moving. Full Review
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