The boxing Rolls

The boxing Rolls - Trailer

MPAA: TBD
Genre: Animation / Adventure / Comedy
Time: TBD
Voice Cast: Ben Kingsley, Isaac Hempstead-Wright, Elle Fanning, Jared Harris, Toni Collette, Nick Frost, Richard Ayoade, Tracy Morgan, Dane Cook Simon Pegg, Julie Bowen
Studio: Focus Features
Address: Anthony Graham Annable Stacchi
Published: 26 September 2014

The boxing Rolls - Official Synopsis

The new stop-motion animation and CG-3D Hybrid is a comic fable that takes place possessed in Cheese Bridge, a town with Victorian elegance, wealth, class, and smelly cheese. The allure of cobblestone streets live in boxing Rolls, disgusting monsters that crawl the sewers at night and steal what people are most: their children and cheese. At least it is for residents of the legend have always believed. In fact, boxing Rolls are a community of underground cave dwelling eccentric clothes and lovable original boxes recycled cardboard, such as turtles carry their shells. The boxing Rolls raised an orphaned human infant, eggs (voiced by Isaac Hempstead-Wright), from childhood as one of their dumpster diving and undesirable mechanical collection. If boxing Rolls directed are pest control rogue Snatcher Archibald (Academy Award winner Ben Kingsley), the which it is bent as her ticket to the society Cheese Bridge on the disposal, entrepreneurs need benevolent band use their relatives and step-daughter Winnie rich Adventure (Elle Fanning), to save the two worlds amid the winds of change - and cheese.

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