My Little Pony: Rainbow Roadtrip

Film per la TV
2019
(Banned)
1h

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Tara Strong, Tabitha St. Germain, Andrea Libman, and Ashleigh Ball in My Little Pony: Rainbow Roadtrip (2019)

Animazione Avventura Commedia Famiglia Fantasia Musicale

Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaThe Mane Six travel to Hope Hollow, where they find the town and all of its inhabitants devoid of color. This encourages them to solve the mystery and return the 'rainbow' to the Rainbow Fes... Leggi tuttoThe Mane Six travel to Hope Hollow, where they find the town and all of its inhabitants devoid of color. This encourages them to solve the mystery and return the 'rainbow' to the Rainbow Festival.The Mane Six travel to Hope Hollow, where they find the town and all of its inhabitants devoid of color. This encourages them to solve the mystery and return the 'rainbow' to the Rainbow Festival.

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Tara Strong

Twilight Sparkle
(voce)

Ashleigh Ball

Rainbow Dash
(voce)
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Andrea Libman

Pinkie Pie
(voce)
…

Tabitha St. Germain

Rarity
(voce)
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Cathy Weseluck

Spike
(voce)

Ian Hanlin

Kelly Metzger

Petunia Petals
(voce)
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Rhona Rees

Torque Wrench
(voce)
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Racquel Belmonte

Kerfuffle
(voce)

Michael Daingerfield

Mr. Hoofington
(voce)

Veena Sood

Mrs. Hoofington
(voce)

Terry Klassen

Moody Root
(voce)
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Sabrina Pitre

Barley Barrel
(voce)

David Kaye

Pickle Barrel
(voce)

Rebecca Shoichet

Twilight Sparkle
(voce (canto))

Kazumi Evans

Rarity
(voce (canto))

Shannon Chan-Kent

Pinkie Pie
(voce (canto))

Regia
- Gillian Comerford
Sceneggiatura
- Kim Beyer-Johnson
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8phshnkd

Adorable 'Movie Style" Animation.

I understand not everyone may have enjoyed the MLP movie, but for those who did this movie is for you. Is a welcome change To be able to see this style of animation again. After watching it however you will notice it will make you think of watching the Wizard of Oz in reverse... you'll understand that after you watch it, lol.

6nebbiezebbie

Decent, but underwhelming for FiM

This special is certainly in the FiM feeling, but a lot of the obvious filler and lack of tension in the narrative reminds one of earlier generations of MLP, making this feel more like something to be expected from very early in the series' run rather than so late.

It would've been a lot better if it was just 10 minutes shorter, as a lot of the problem is that things noticibly drag in the later middle section when it's pretty obvious what the problem is, and the plot sort of runs out of material.

10fakesterrakester

The future of the franchise might be in good hands

If this is indicative of the future of the franchise, the folks over at Boulder will handle it fine. Exceptionally animated, voice acted, written, I loved this special. Much better than what DHX and the Hasbro writers have forced out the past few seasons. Felt like Lauren Faust's MLP again.

10goldinyou-34719

The direction the should've gone instead of Pony Life

Whereas Pony Life is dull, unfunny, and tries (and fails) to be in with the kids, this TV special just tells us a simple, but cute and well animated story.

Stylistically different from Friendship is Magic, but keeps the heart of the original show alive. THIS is how you rebrand. Too bad they chose to go a different direction.

10cummgroyper

Better than expected

I think it was better than I was expecting, considering it's a post-movie special. It's cute, and incorporated the character designs they used in the movie. I'd even argue this has a better plot than the movie.

All that said, it's better than the later FiM seasons too, which i think you can credit to a better crew working on it.

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Loosely based on a concept that was originally intended for a theatrical sequel to My Little Pony: Il film (2017), before it was rewritten and aired as a standalone direct-to-TV movie.