Weebles The Movie

 is a 2006 CGI theatrical film based on the PlaySkool Weebles characters and the show

by Hasbro, It is directed by Tim Burton and produced by Gentry Akens, the film is produced by Nickelodeon Movies and Film Roman and is distributed by Paramount Pictures, the main cast of the show reprised their roles for the film except Bumpus' actor who thought it was a crazy idea, Neil Crone voiced him instead.

Plot
[Will Be Worked On When Film is done]

Production
After the success of the Weebles show, a movie for the film was announced in late 2005, in early 2006, it was announced that Paramount Pictures would distribute the film with Nickelodeon Movies involved with the production

Release Date
The movie was released in theaters on October 13th 2006

Home Media
The movie came out on DVD from Paramount Home Entertainment on March 6th, 2007

Marketing
The first teaser trailer for the film came out in Feburary 2006 and was attached to theatrical showings of The Shaggy Dog and Ice Age: The Meltdown. The second teaser trailer came out in May and was attached to the theatrical showings of Cars ,Garfield: A Tale of Two Kitties and Over The Hedge, the theatrical trailer came out in August and was attached to theatrical showings of Monster House, The Ant Bully, and Everyone's Hero

Toys for the film were sold at McDonald's as part of their kids meal

Box Office
The film premiered at the El Capitan Theatre and grossed $345,560,87

Critical Response
The film received mixed reviews from critics, on Rotten Tomatoes the film has a score of 50% based on 124 reviews, with the consensus saying: "Well, making a kids show based on Weebles is one thing, but making a movie based on it is another much crazier thing"

Rating
The movie is Rated PG for some crude humor

Previews

 * Rugrats in Paris The Movie
 * Nick Jr. Home videos and DvD trailer
 * Paramount Coming to Videocassette
 * The Little Bear Movie Trailer
 * Rugrats Decade in Diapers Trailer
 * Allegra's Window Videos trailer
 * Playhouse Disney Promo
 * Embassy Suites Hotels Commecrial