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Turbo

Turbo

“He's fast. They're furious.”
6.3 /10 (3,765) PGage 2013 1h 36m
Animation Family
Director David Soren
Screenplay Darren Lemke, David Soren
DreamWorks' animated comedy follows Turbo, an ordinary garden snail obsessed with speed who gains superpowers after a freak accident and improbably enters the Indianapolis 500 alongside his snail brother and a ragtag crew of human supporters. The underdog-sports-movie formula gets a colorful, kid-friendly makeover built around bright racing visuals and slapstick comic relief. It performed modestly at the box office but found a second life as a Netflix animated series for younger audiences.
Release
Jul 11, 2013
Budget
$135M
Country
United States of America
Revenue
$283M

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From the same director: David Soren

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Where to watch Turbo? Turbo is available for streaming on Netflix, Netflix Kids.
Who stars in Turbo? The main cast of Turbo includes Ryan Reynolds, Paul Giamatti, Michael Peña, Samuel L. Jackson, Luis Guzmán.
Who directed Turbo? Turbo (2013) is directed by David Soren.
How long is Turbo? Turbo has a runtime of 1h 36m. It was released in 2013.
What genre is Turbo? Turbo is a Animation, Family film. It has a rating of 6.3/10 with 3,765 votes.

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Synopsis

DreamWorks' animated comedy follows Turbo, an ordinary garden snail obsessed with speed who gains superpowers after a freak accident and improbably enters the Indianapolis 500 alongside his snail brother and a ragtag crew of human supporters. The underdog-sports-movie formula gets a colorful, kid-friendly makeover built around bright racing visuals and slapstick comic relief. It performed modestly at the box office but found a second life as a Netflix animated series for younger audiences.

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