The Powerpuff Girls Movie (2002)

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PG | 1 hr 20 mins | Action, Adventure, Family, Animated, Adaptation | Released: 7/3/2002 |Box Office Total: $11.4M

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Synopsis:

Blossom, Bubbles, and Buttercup--better known as the Powerpuff Girls--reveal the story of how they came to be the official protectors of the City of Townsville. When Professor Utonium first cooked up the Girls in his laboratory, he wasn't trying to give them superpowers. But when the Professor's mischievous monkey lab assistant Jojo knocked a dose of Chemical X into the mix, the Powerpuff Girls were born. While they have such powers as laser beam eyes, superhuman strength and the ability to fly at the speed of light, the Girls are only in Kindergarten. Although they don't mean to hurt anyone, their natural playfulness, coupled with their unnatural abilities, leads to some not-so-natural disasters and earns them the hatred of every man, woman and child in the city of Townsville. The girls are despondent, believing that their powers are evil and nobody loves them. Then Jojo slinks back onto the scene--but the Chemical X-plosion has mutated him into the evil genius Mojo Jojo. He convinces the Girls that he understands the pain of being an outsider, and lets them in on a plan that will endear them to all the people of Townsville--they will build a Help-the-Town-and-Make-it-a-Better-Place-Machine. The Girls immediately set to work gathering the necessary materials from all over the world. But what the Girls don't know is that Mojo Jojo has no intention of making Townsville a better place. In fact, he's planning on using the machine for his own nefarious purposes. Will the Girls realize the truth about Mojo as well as the true potential of their powers in time to really help the town and make it a better place?

Full Cast & Crew

Theatrical Release
7/3/2002

Studio	Credit
Warner Bros. Pictures	Studio
Director	Credit
Craig McCracken	Director
Cast	Credit
Catherine Cavadini	of Blossom
Tom Kenny	Narrator/Voice of Mayor
Tara Strong	of Bubbles
E G Daily	of Buttercup
Roger L Jackson	of Mojo Jojo
Jennifer Hale	of Ms Keane
Jennifer Martin	of Sara Bellum
Tom Kane	of Professor Utonium
Jeff Glen Bennett	of Ace/Big Billy/Grubber
Grey Delisle	of Linda/Woman at Zoo
Phil LaMarr	of I.P. Host/Local Anchor
Rob Paulsen	of Hota Wata/Killa Drilla
Kevin Michael Richardson	to Rocko Socko/Ojo Tango
Frank Welker	of Whole Lotta Monkeys
Production Credits	Credit
Jennifer Pelphrey	Supervising Producer
Donna Castricone	Producer
Mike Lazzo	Co-Executive Producer
Craig McCracken	Executive Producer
Linda Simensky	Co-Executive Producer
Brian A Miller	Executive Producer
Mark Norman	Co-Executive Producer
Production Companies	Credit
Cartoon Network Studios	Production Company
Distribution Companies	Credit
Warner Bros. Pictures Distribution	Domestic Theatrical Distributor
Writer	Credit
Charlie Bean	Screenplay
Charlie Bean	Story By
Lauren Faust	Screenplay
Lauren Faust	Story By
Craig McCracken	Story By
Craig McCracken	Screenplay
Amy Keating Rogers	Story By
Paul Rudish	Screenplay
Paul Rudish	Story By
Don Shank	Screenplay
Don Shank	Story By
Accounting	Credit
Joanne Halcon	Production Accountant
Bo Benigo	Production Accountant
Art Department	Credit
Charlie Bean	Storyboard Artist - Storyboard
Genndy Tartakovsky	Art Director - Animation Direction
Lauren Faust	Storyboard Artist - Storyboard
Mike Moon	Art Director
Craig McCracken	Storyboard Artist - Storyboard
Paul Rudish	Storyboard Artist - Storyboard
Don Shank	Storyboard Artist - Storyboard
Casting	Credit
Collette Sunderman	Casting - Casting and Voice Direction
Music	Credit
Thomas Chase	Song
Brian Dixon	Score Mixing
Dell Hake	Music Conductor
Dell Hake	Orchestrations
Dennis Sands	Score Recording
Joe Privitelli	Music Editor
James L Venable	Music
BIS	Song Performer
James L Venable	Orchestrations - Additional Orchestrations
Frank Black	Song Performer
John Clark	Song
Steven Clark	Song
No Secrets	Song Performer
James L Venable	Song
Steve Rucker	Song
Amanada McKinnon	Song
Frank Black	Song
Richie Supa	Song
Nina Ossoff	Song
Production Management	Credit
Nancy Goree	Production Coordinator
Alicia Parkinson	Post-Production Coordinator
Tammy List	Production Coordinator
Kathy Moore	Production Coordinator
Sound	Credit
Robert Serda	Recording Engineer
Joel R Valentine	Sound - Sound Creation and Design
Joel R Valentine	Sound Supervisor - Sound Effects Supervisor/Sound Editor
Eric Freeman	Sound Editor
Tom Syslo	Sound Editor
Daisuke Sawa	Sound Editor
Roy Braverman	Sound Editor
Visual Effects	Credit
Jeong Woo-sung	Digital Effects - Digital Supervisor
Craig Kellman	Character Design - Development/Character Design
John M Dillon	Animation Supervisor - Effects Animation Supervisor
David Dunnet	Layout Artist - Lead Background Design
Clint Eland	Visual Effects - Visual Effects Executive Producer
Lauren Faust	Layout Artist - Character Layout Supervisor
Kin Hyun-ah	Digital Effects - Digital Ink and Paint Supervisor
Carey Yost	Character Design - Lead Character Design

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