We Don’t Need Another Hero: The Bonkers Post-Apocalypse of “Beyond Thunderdome”
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LEGO Hero Factory: Ordeal of Fire (2011)
Heroes Preston Stormer, Mark Surge, William Furno, and Natalie Breez are outgunned by Fire Lord and his gang of Fire Villains and Surge makes a sacrifice to save the others. After they escape, Stormer, Furno, and Breez are upgraded to more powerful 2.0 versions with the “upgrade” technique and then go back to save Surge. Fire Lord captures Stormer and tells them of the Fire Villains’ history as mining bots. Corrupted by power, the Fire Villains sought to become more and more powerful. Stormer, Furno, and Breez then capture the Fire Villains with the help of Nathan Evo and Julius Nex.
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Heroes Preston Stormer, Mark Surge, William Furno, and Natalie Breez are outgunned by Fire Lord and his gang of Fire Villains and Surge makes a sacrifice to save the others. After they escape, Stormer, Furno, and Breez are upgraded to more powerful 2.0 versions with the “upgrade” technique and then go back to save Surge. Fire Lord captures Stormer and tells them of the Fire Villains’ history as mining bots. Corrupted by power, the Fire Villains sought to become more and more powerful. Stormer, Furno, and Breez then capture the Fire Villains with the help of Nathan Evo and Julius Nex.
Rating:G
Genre:Science Fiction, Action, Animation
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In Theaters:4/1/2011
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Runtime:23 minutes
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Cast
Howard E. Baker
Director
John Schneider
Preston Stormer (voice)
Eric Christian Olsen
William Furno (voice)
Bryton James
Mark Surge (voice)
Jean Louisa Kelly
Natalie Breez (voice)
Tom Kenny
Nathan Evo / Jetbug (voice)
Jason Canning
Julius Nex / Miner (voice)
Malcolm McDowell
Mr. Makuro (voice)
Dee Bradley Baker
Fire Lord (voice)
Fred Tatasciore
Drilldozer (voice)
Stephen Stanton
Nitroblast (voice)
Henry Winkler
Nathaniel Zib (voice)
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