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Thankfully, "Fire and Rescue" is a step above its predecessor, if only because the movie was actually made for big screen consumption this time. Gone is the stiff, antiseptic joylessness of the ...

Dusty Crophopper volunteers for fire-and-rescue training in the “Planes” sequel, which features stunning aerial sequences. Disney Enterprises When last seen, Dusty Crophopper was flying high.

Ever affable and responsible, Dusty is also fueled by an accident he caused and the desire to help a friend. But that nagging equipment failure could also impede his newly chosen career.

“Planes: Fire & Rescue” appears to be a cartoon that’s designed for kids, and designed to sell anthropomorphized helicopter toys to kids. To be clear, it is both of those things. But this ...

So Dusty decides to train as a firefighter to save his hometown. He heads off to a majestic national park, where he trains with a tough trainer/helicopter (Ed Harris) and a Native American ...

In “Planes: Fire & Rescue,” crop-duster turned racing star Dusty (Dane Cook), plagued by aging equipment, finds himself looking for a slower line of work.

Planes: Fire & Rescue (PG). The adventures of Dusty Crophopper, the little single-engine crop duster that could, continue in this surprisingly intense 3-D animated sequel. Kids under 6 could find ...

"Planes: Fire & Rescue" sounds more like a category on Craigslist than the name of a new animated film.

“Fire & Rescue” features a fast-paced plot and enough humor to keep both adults and children amused. Its chief strength, though, are the film’s exciting action scenes and gorgeous animation.