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Format: DVD March 24, 2009


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A TV star dog drinks martinis with starlets and showboats on sets until he is suddenly abandoned in his trailer in the Nevada desert, where he meets up with a radioactive rabbit and a one-eyed cat who are trying to find homes. Bolt is a funny animated film about a dog who thinks he has superpowers. It is also a movie about friendship, perseverance, and the power of believing in oneself. Everyone knows that superheroes on television are not real, but super-dog Bolt (John Travolta) is a canine star who has been carefully raised to believe that he really possesses superpowers. Bolt is completely devoted to his human co-star Penny (Miley Cyrus), so when Penny is captured by the evil Dr. Calico (Malcolm McDowell) in their latest television episode and then Bolt accidentally gets loose in the real world, Bolt sets off on a journey to save her. Bolt is confounded when his super powers are suddenly ineffective, but inspiration strikes and Bolt quickly discovers the mysterious, power-stealing effects of Styrofoam packing peanuts. An encounter with alley cat Mittens (Susie Essman) gives Bolt some eye-opening lessons about being a real dog in the real world, while star-struck, ball-enclosed hamster Rhino (Mark Walton) revels in the opportunity to serve as Bolt's sidekick in the quest to rescue Penny. The trio traverses the United States from waffle house to waffle house on a hysterical quest to find Penny and prove that the relationship between Penny and Bolt is real. In the end, Bolt, Mittens, and Rhino learn that everyone is special in their own way and they discover the true power of believing in oneself and one's friends. Select theaters showed Bolt in Real-D 3-D which features some nice effects, but the film is probably equally enjoyable in the traditional format. A fun film with a nice message and a huge dose of cute, Bolt is good entertainment for the entire family. --Tami Horiuchi Stills from Bolt (Click for larger image)

Genre: Animation


Format: NTSC, Animated, Color, Multiple Formats, Widescreen, Subtitled


Contributor: Chris Williams; Byron Howard, Miley Cyrus, Susie Essman, James Lipton, John Travolta


Initial release date: 2008-11-21


Language: English, French, Spanish


Aspect Ratio ‏ : ‎ 1.781


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No


MPAA rating ‏ : ‎ PG (Parental Guidance Suggested)


Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 7.5 x 5.25 x 0.5 inches; 2.88 ounces


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Director ‏ : ‎ Chris Williams; Byron Howard


Media Format ‏ : ‎ NTSC, Animated, Color, Multiple Formats, Widescreen, Subtitled


Run time ‏ : ‎ 1 hour and 36 minutes


Release date ‏ : ‎ March 24, 2009


Actors ‏ : ‎ John Travolta, Miley Cyrus, Susie Essman, James Lipton


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    • Sweet (and sometimes Salty) Story of a Hero Dog and his Opening to Understanding The World
This one's a really sweet fil that, on the surface, is basically a fast-paced adventure about a super dog and his adventures out in the real world. But it's a lot more than that, too. It serves as a surprisingly touching story of identity, friendship, and going for what really matters in life. At its core, BOLT is about a young girl and her loyal dog (both actors). She knows she's an actor, but poor Bolt seems to really believe he’s a superhero because that’s all he’s ever known. He barks and things blow up, etc. But as the story unfolds, Bolt and we in the audience get to see there’s so much more than saving the world or chasing fame and fortune. Clearly, it's a morality tale (for children as well as adults) reminding us that having a safe, loving home and friends (human or animal who care about us is THE ULTIMATE prize in life!. I like that the film, ironically, also takes on the entertainment industry, subtly (and sometimes not-so-subtly) highlighting exploitation of animals and child actors. And it very pointedly reminds us that agents and execs will almost always prioritize profit over people. They definitely don't come out looking good! All in all, this is a cool animated film. Good story line, sufficient action and sufficient heart-felt emotion... that it serves very well in that sweet space between social commentary and a family-friendly presentation that works! Well done! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2025 by JJ
    • Grands loved it
Good Movie! Grands liked it. Packaged good and delivered in good shape
Reviewed in the United States on June 8, 2025 by Paul Large
    • Para ver en familia
Muy chistosa y buena ideal para ver en familia
Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2025 by jose a.
    • Cute
Cute movie and my son loved it.
Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2025 by KG
    • The best Disney animated movie since Lilo & Stitch
Not to knock on some other animated movies that have come out since Lilo & Stitch, but I believe that this is the best Disney animated movie to be released since Lilo & Stitch. Hannah Montana fans will be happy that Miley Cyrus, has a voice in this movie, but how about the rest of us? What Bolt does lack, is orginal. Films have been seen like this, where a dog gets lost. But of course you will want to know if the movie is worth your time, and my opinion it is, while somebody else's opinions it is not, so you will have to decide for yourself. The movie begins with a young Penny (Chloe Moretz) goes to a pet shop and buys a dog. And she names him Bolt, then the movie jumps to 5 years later, where Penny (Miley Cyrus) and Bolt (John Travolta) are on a set of a TV show filming an epsiode, in which her TV dad (Sean Donnellan) is kidnapped by the TV show's villian Dr. Calico (Malcolm McDowell), and she has to go to rescue him. When filming ends, Penny takes Bolt back to his trailer, he never leaves the set, and some of the people with the show, including the director (James Lipton) wants the show to be real to Bolt, and he worries while looking at film, discovers a boom mike on film. While a woman named Mindy (Kari Wahlgren) from the network doesn't care about the boom mike, and is more worried about the ratings for the show. Meanwhile Penny decides that she wants to take Bolt home for the weekend, and she apporaches her own Mom (Grey Delisle) with the idea, but her agent (Greg Germann) is against the idea. So after filming of the next episode, in which Penny gets kidnapped on the show, Bolt who doesn't know that she is really alright, is so worried sick. And when his door on top of the trailer is opened, he manges to get out to find her, with leads him to be accidently packed in a box with styrofoam peanuts. And he ends up in New York City, a long way from Hollywood, where the show is filmed. He meets up with a couple of clueless piegons, that knows that he looks familar, but can't figure where or why he looks familar. Then he meets up with Mittens (Susie Essman) a felmale alley cat, that he assumes to be apart of Penny's disappearance, and also assumes that she works for the villain of the show, that he doesn't know by name, but only as the green eyed man. And when she sees on his name tag, that says Hollywood, she shows him a map, that they are in New York, and he has to get to Hollywood, or right by a waffle on the map. And he forces her to take the trip with him. Along the way, they meet up with a hampster named Rino (Mark Walton) who watches TV, and is a huge fan of Bolt, and the first one to actually regonize him, and know him by name. I am going to leave you to see the movie to see what will happen, and if Bolt and Penny will be reunited. But if you like a lot of their animated movies, then I will see that you should love Bolt, and I can't remember too many animated movies even from Disney to use the word awesome like this movie. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2010 by Stephen Verhaeren
    • Pretty good
I enjoyed this movie, but only one time. It's cute, worth the watch, but not as original or memorable as some other kids movies.
Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2024 by Marie LeMay
    • Heart Warming!
While the plot was predictable, the way it was carried out was great. It was such a good movie that the predictable plot could be overlooked and made almost refreshing. The dog reminded me of my dog and the cat reminded me of my cat and the hampster reminded me of my guinea pig. The bonds between them all and the girl just sum up how I feel about a dog's loyalty and cat's personality and the feisty little rodent sidekick. :) As other reviewers have said, the animation and effects/characters/CG is the best Disney CG so far (not counting Pixar/Disney CG in this). They perfected the characteristics and traits of real animals in the animation of the animals, but also was able to personify the animals as well. This is one of John Travolta's best work I think - he did such a good job as the voice of Bolt that I didn't even realize it was him (which when you don't realize an actor is that actor, I think that means they did a fantastic job). I loved the duet between Bolt (Travolta) and Penny (Miley Cyrus) and the little 2-D animation for the end credits - there are just so many things about this movie that I loved - it was all the details and small things they did to make it realistic. It was believable and cute and sweet and heart-wrenching and touching. Maybe it's because I love animals and all the animals in this movie reminded me of mine or others I have met, but I was pleasantly surprised and endeared by this movie when I wasn't expecting much of anything out of Disney (CG) movies anymore. My only regret with this movie was I got to see an early plot/story outline and artwork for the movie back when it was in preproduction (Disney came and did a presentation at my college on the movies they were making and this was one of them), and it seemed so much more original. The cat was supposed to be a mechanic with an eyepatch, and Bolt was a TV star, but more of a pampered one and the film was at that time titled "American Dog" and it was more about Bolt becoming his own person rather than just the "movie star." He was still on a cross-country journey out to rescue his owner (Penny) but there seemed to be more originality to the story and characters. Overall, this film turned out really well, but I just wonder what it COULD have been had it been more original and not so cookie-cutter. The artist that designed and created Lilo and Stitch was also the one to come up with the original story/character designs and while the animals look really similar to how they did in preproduction, I would have liked to have seen his ideas be the ones they used for the final version. I think the area that has the most impact in this movie is its emotional content. If you love your pets (dogs especially) and know that they will do anything for you, then you will also like this movie. If all you care about is a surprising new story idea, then you probably won't like it. P.S. The pigeons' animation (and probably their accents) nailed it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 6, 2009 by Ryrhynkah M

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