Spark a revolution!
Director: Aaron Woodley
Writer: Aaron Woodley
Producer: Tracy Grant, Woo-Kyung Jung, Youngki Lee, Zheng Jun, Harry Linden
Spark, a teenage monkey and his friends, Chunk and Vix, are on a mission to regain Planet Bana - a kingdom overtaken by the evil overlord Zhong.
97 min
Rating: 4.7/10
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Jessica Biel
Vix (voice)

Hilary Swank
The Queen (voice)

Susan Sarandon
Bananny (voice)

Jace Norman
Spark (voice)

Patrick Stewart
The Captain (voice)

Athena Karkanis
Koko (voice)
Movie Info
Director: Aaron Woodley
Writer: Aaron Woodley
Producer: Tracy Grant, Woo-Kyung Jung, Youngki Lee, Zheng Jun, Harry Linden
Production Companies: Shanghai Hoongman Technology Co., GulfStream Pictures, Redrover, ToonBox Entertainment, Suning Global Media
Countries: Canada, South Korea
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**Saprk: A Space Fail**
My rating could be a little harsh, but, come on, if you have seen it, then you know the film lacks in everything. Firstly, the production was decent, especially for non-Disney, non-Pixar and even for non-Dreamworks and Sony, it is enough. The film was aimed for little kids, so keeping them in mind, it is a better film. Secondly, the characters and its designs were okay. But the story was merely the same dystopian theme. You know, dangerous visionary tries to destroy the planet and the years ago separated family finally unite and brings all the allies together to fight the villain. The end determines the fate of the great battle everyone involved in.
For me, it looked more like a television film. Or even better if it has been a television series. Because somewhat it reminds the recent 'Trollhunters'. A boy possesses the secret weapon and trains hard to fight the evil force. Each episode with a different action, adventure, it would have been a wonderful series. Anyway, despite the film failed to impress its viewers, I won't say it is that bad. Watchable film, but there's no fun, only for timepass. Even for the timepass, there are a lot better ones out there. So showing it for only young children might justify, since they can't differentiate between good and bad, except enjoying everything they see.
_3/10_