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The action centers around ten year old Max. A dreamer who is often bullied at school, he creates his own friends from his infinite imagination. Shark Boy and Lava Girl are super heroes from Planet Drool who come exploding into Max's school room one day looking for his help in saving their planet from encroaching darkness. As their world was built in Max's vigorous imagination, the super heroes inform him that he is the only one who can save it. Their adventures together are truly wild by any stretch of the imagination. The lines between fantasy and reality blur as the evil doers on Planet Drool are often real life foes of Max changed into strange antagonists. For instance, his actual Earth teacher, Mr. Electricidad, becomes the menacing Mr. Electric, whose nasty animated power cords threaten the heroes. By the end of the movie, the action has returned to Earth. The surreal quality of Planet Drool sounds like the game Candy Land meshed with Willie Wonka's chocolate factory. The characters ride in a banana-split boat on the "Stream of Consciousness", take the uncontrollable Train of Thought to the Land of Milk and Cookies, and get a Crystal Heart from an Ice Princess in the Land of Ice. Revealingly, the screenwriter, Robert Rodriguez, got considerable amount help with the plot from his children. One, seven-year-old Racer, was actually given screen credit! While the film may not have as much appeal for grown-ups as it does for children, it is still an interesting story. The story of a victim winning over a bully is always a favorite plot with youngsters. Article Source: http://www.articlewheel.com
Steve Collins is an Author and Journalist based in California. A massive Disney fan, he uses the Disney Movie Club to complete the gaps in his collection. Read his articles about the movies he buys at the Disney Movie Club here.
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