Children in power (film)
| Movie | |
|---|---|
| German title | Children in power |
| Original title | School's Out! The musical |
| Country of production | United States |
| original language | English |
| Publishing year | 2005 |
| length | 55 minutes |
| Age rating | FSK 6 |
| Rod | |
| Director | Butch Hartman |
| script | Butch Hartman, Steve Marmel |
| production | Bob Boyle, Steve Marmel |
Power to the children ( . English ! School's Out The Musical ) is an American comedy film of 2005 and the third film in the series television Cosmo and Wanda - The Fairly OddParents . The film consists of two separate episodes of the fifth season. Since most of the musical scenes can be found in this episode of the series, the English title has the subtitle The Musical .
action
The summer holidays are approaching and both the children on earth and the elves in the elf world can hardly wait until the last day of school is over. The Kobolde HP, the Kobold boss and his assistant Sanderson, are also looking forward to putting their “37-year plan” into practice. 37 years ago they raised an adopted child like a goblin in order to rule the elven world with him. This former adoptive child is called Flappy Bob and convinces all parents in Dimmsdale to send their children to the Lern-a-torium for the duration of the summer vacation so that they can have a pleasant vacation for themselves. The learning a-torium, however, turns out to be a recruiting center for the goblins. In the exhilaration of dissatisfaction, Timmy wants his elves to make children rule the world. This increases the satisfaction of the children to such an extent that the boss of the elf world, Jean-Claude van Ramme, pulls all elves off the earth and imprisons them. As a result, the goblins now have free rein to create the gray, boring goblin world out of the colorful and fun world of elves, in which all elves are dressed the same and have no magic.
Cosmo and Wanda, Timmy's magic godparents, have managed to escape from the dungeon. However, only Wanda makes it back to earth to prevent worse. Flappy Bob overhears a conversation between HP and Sanderson angrily and decides to thwart their plans. On earth he now lives out his constantly suppressed abilities as a clown and wants to have fun against the oppression of the goblins. He joins Wanda and Timmy, who can't do anything on their own. Flappy Bob discovers that the contract allows him to determine how fun it will be on earth. Thus, the goblins are defeated for the time being and the previously ruling order is restored.
Production and publication
The film was produced in 2004 by Frederator Incorporated and directed by Butch Hartman . It premiered on June 10, 2005 at Nickelodeon in the United States. This is followed by broadcasts in Great Britain, Spain and the Philippines. The film was broadcast on German television in two parts as part of the series.
Musical pieces
| German title | English original title | sung by |
|---|---|---|
| Kids are always kids | Kids Just Being Kids | Timmy Turner, the Dimmsdal children and their parents |
| Flappy Bob song | Get Flappy | Flappy Bob |
| Adults are bad for children | Adults ruin everything | Timmy Turner |
| The goblin rap (bad guys) | Because pixie rap | HP and Sanderson (The Kobolds) |
| Kids in power | Ten and in charge | Timmy Turner, the goblins, Trudi, Chester, Jean-Claude van Ramme, Cosmo and Wanda |
| Return home you elves | Pull Back The Fairies | Jean-Claude van Ramme, The goblins in the background |
| Where's the fun? | Where is the fun? | Timmy, Flappy Bob and the rapping goblins |
| As long as I live and float with you | Floating with you | Cosmo and Wanda |
| Joyless morals | Unfundamentals | Cosmo, Flappy Bob, Timmy |
| The Reprise Remix (a reprise of "Where's the fun?", "Kids are always kids", "The Kobold Rap" and "Adults are bad for children") | The Reprise Remix (A reprise of "Where Is the Fun?", "Kids Just Being Kids," "Da Pixie Rap," and "Adults Ruin Everything") | Timmy, Flappy Bob and the rapping goblins |
| Kids are always kids (reprise) | Kids Just Being Kids (reprise) | Timmy Turner and the Dimmsdaler children |
synchronization
| role | English speaker | German speaker |
|---|---|---|
| Cosmo | To Norris | Norman Matt |
| Wanda | Susan Blakeslee | Ilya Welter |
| Timmy Turner | Tara Strong | Hannes Maurer |
| Mr. Turner | To Norris | |
| Mrs. Turner | Susan Blakeslee | |
| AJ | Gary LeRoi Gray | |
| Chester | Jason Marsden | |
| Vicky | Gray DeLisle | Katja Liebing |
| Jean-Claude van Ramme | To Norris | Volker Wolf |
| Denzel Crocker | Carlos Alazraqui | Marcus Off |
Web links
- Power to the children in the Internet Movie Database (English)