We were recently asked to review Wings: Sky Force Heroes which became available on Blu-Ray Combo Pack And DVD exclusively at Walmart on July 8th, 2014. My boys were huge fans of cars and have been talking about Planes so when we heard about this one we knew it would be a great edition to the boys collection. Both were beyond pumped to hear the news of this latest Lionsgate release and readily awaited it's arrival!
The synopsis says "When Ace (Duhamel), a cocky young firefighter, defies his Colonel's (Skerritt) orders and recklessly attempts a solo mission, it leads to disastrous consequences. Ace, along with Fred (Schneider), his trusty co-pilot, quits Sky Force and resigns himself to hauling coal for Mr. Steinway (Peters), until one day a fire breaks out in the mines! With the help of his friends: Windy (Duff) and T-Bone (McCartney), Ace must overcome his fears and become the hero he was destined to be."
I was definitely correct in getting this one for them as they were psyched when it finally arrived. They BOTH decided to watch this one the night it came in. Dane said he was a little disappointed that the red white and blue plane he swore he saw advertised in the previews was not in the movie. I think he may be convinced about a character in another movie! But even without this character they both said it was action filled and they were more than excited to watch it several times in a row the first week we had it!
Cost: $19.98 DVD /$24.99 Blu-ray DVD
Recommendation: I thought the quality of the film could have been a bit more colorful but the story line was a sweet one about not giving up and having confidence in yourself. I think the story alone had some great lessons that I was proud to hear my boys discuss after watching!
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Rating: PG for Action and Some Mild Crude Humor
Genre: Animation; Family
Closed Captioned: English
Subtitles: English and Spanish
Feature Run Time: 84 minutes
Format: 16x9 Widescreen (1.78:1)
Audio Status: 5.1 Dolby Digital
Giveaway: Lionsgate is going to give one of A Lucky Ladybug's lucky readers Wings: Sky Force Heroes on DVD of their own!
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