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Mr Peabody & Sherman: Film Guide
A film guide that looks at Mr Peabody & Sherman (2014), exploring its key topics and themes through informal discussion.
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Film Details
Year
2014
Duration
92 minutes
Genres
Action and Adventure, Animation
Language
English
Certificate
Synopsis
The future is at risk and it’s up to the world’s most extraordinary dog to save the day in this boisterous animated comedy, based on characters from a 1960s TV cartoon show. A scientist, inventor and all-round genius, talking pooch Mr Peabody’s been using his greatest creation – the WABAC time machine – to take his adopted human son, Sherman, on colourful adventures to the past. But disaster strikes when Sherman secretly borrows the contraption to impress a classmate, accidentally ripping a hole in the universe and altering crucial events in history. With the whole of time consequently threatened, the race is on for Mr Peabody to put things right, resulting in irreverent laughs and some important life lessons.
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Classification
Mild comic violence, threat, very mild bad language.
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