Snoopy Presents: One-of-a-Kind Marcie

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SL G @Lloydninjago Jul 29 It's something that tells you to be yourself! See more Sheena P @RT32871280 04/01/2024 Absolutely brilliant! After watching Marcie we got hooked with all the Snoopy films. See more Elizabeth C @RT17743534 02/22/2024 I love that they are focusing these new specials on characters we never hear much about. As an introvert myself, I really enjoyed how they focused on making a difference but not wanting the spotlight. Well done. My kid loved it. See more Bill L @RT42836892 02/19/2024 A really great insight to introverts and those who want to make a difference in the world but not be in the spotlight. See more Madame B @RT21787596 08/30/2023 A delightful look at a character who never had any real focus of her own. The message about being true to yourself even when others insist you would be "better" otherwise is a welcome one. Considering how so many classic properties have been used and abused by Hollywood, it's refreshing to see one that manages to both be updated a bit for the times yet true to itself and to the greatness of old. See more Ranny L @RT68152916 08/22/2023 Snoopy Presents: One-of-a-kind Marcie is truly one of a kind! In the new and first feature film about the infamous and brilliant Marcie from the Peanuts gang, the true essence of the beloved character is revealed. It's quite different from the style and messages of previous Peanuts films but still with the look and feel we've come to love of the classic franchise. In Snoopy Presents: One-of-a-Kind Marcie, Marcie (Arianna McDonald), the main character, is an introvert who struggles with using all her amazing ideas to help solve problems for her friends and classmates on the big stage ... from wanting to solve the pizza shortage at her school, to helping Peppermint Patty (Lexi Perri) with playing golf. Peppermint Patty suggests Marcie run for Class President since she has such great ideas; however, since Marcie is too shy, she doesn't want to do it. Throughout the film, we get to see the challenges Marcie faces while trying to juggle being an introvert and wanting to help everyone. My favorite aspect of this film is what the director Raymond S. Persi refers to as "still picture" scenes, which are used to show Marcie's feeling when talking about not wanting to run for Class President. She goes into her own little world surrounded by black shadows that appear to be "coming for her." This film is unique because the other films tend to focus on Charlie Brown, the whole gang, or characters who are popular, special events, and holidays. Instead this one highlights a personality type and Marcie's challenges. I love that the Executive Producer and son of Charles M. Schultz, Mr. Craig Shultz, drew inspiration for the film from the movie Hidden Figures and wanted to make a film about a smart girl with big ideas that just needed a way to show them off! The message of this film is to just be yourself, be one-of-a-kind. Even if you are introverted, you can do anything and even if you feel overwhelmed, that's okay. You can find other ways to get your ideas out there! In the film, Marcie speaks about this multiple times to herself and to her friends. Don't let your personality type stop you in life. I give Snoopy Presents: One-of-a-kind Marcie 5 out of 5 stars and recommend it for ages 5 to 18, plus adults. By Tiana S., KIDS FIRST! See more Read all reviews

Snoopy Presents: One-of-a-Kind Marcie

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