'Nyad' (2023): Just Keep Swimming
This inspiring true story falls nothing short of filling the audience with a passion to strive for their wildest dreams.
Hitpig! (2024)
A porcine bounty hunter accepts his next hit: Pickles, a naive, ebullient elephant. Though he initially sets out to capture the perky pachyderm, the unlikely pair find themselves crisscrossing the globe on an adventure that brings out the best in both of them.
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A porcine bounty hunter accepts his next hit: Pickles, a naive, ebullient elephant. Though he initially sets out to capture the perky pachyderm, the unlikely pair find themselves crisscrossing the globe on an adventure that brings out the best in both of them.
Rating:PG
Genre:Animation, Comedy, Adventure, Family
Written By:Tyler Werrin, Dave Rosenbaum
In Theaters:11/1/2024
Box Office:$2,345,398
Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Cinesite Animation, Aniventure, Rosebud Enterprises (GB), GFM Animation
Cast
David Feiss, Cinzia Angelini
Director
Jason Sudeikis
Hitpig (voice)
Lilly Singh
Pickles (voice)
Rainn Wilson
Leapin' Lord of the Leotard (voice)
Anitta
Leticia dos Anjos (voice)
Hannah Gadsby
Koala (voice)
RuPaul
Polecat (voice)
Charlie Adler
Super Rooster / Lobster / Nuke Techs (voice)
Flavor Flav
Chef Emcee (voice)
Lorraine Ashbourne
Big Bertha (voice)
Andy Serkis
Newscaster (voice)
Shelby Young
Catchvan (voice)
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