Angry Birds X: The Fine-Feathered Movie

Angry Birds X: The Fine Feathered Movie is a 2018 American live-action/traditionally animated comedy adventure film based on the Cartoon Network animated television series based on the mobile app, Angry Birds X. It is the fourth feature-length live-action/animation hybrid film to feature Looney Tunes characters, after Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988), Space Jam (1996), and Looney Tunes: Back in Action (2003). The film was co-written, directed, and produced by series creator Genndy Tartakovsky, with live-action sequences directed by Robert Zemeckis and Joe Dante and were filmed in New York City, and features the series' cast. It was distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures and produced by Warner Bros. Family Entertainment, Warner Animation Group, Rovio Animation along with Cartoon Network Studios, Amblin Entertainment, Xilam Animation, and Sony Pictures Animation, using traditional animation created with TMS Entertainment and Yowza Animation. The events of the movie take place between the fourth season and the fifth season. In the film, In order to stop a threat to Piggy Island, Bomb and the entire Flock embark on a crazy zany adventurous journey and battle a new arch-nemesis in order to save the universe and their eggs.

The film communicates themes of anger and teamwork and a tonal shift from heart-warming to comedically adventurous to action-packed. The film was widely promoted by Warner Bros. and Cartoon Network, with tie-in promotions made by Kellogg's, Pizza Hut, McDonald's and Hasbro. The film was released on April 13, 2018. Due to its gigantic marketing, the film was a box office success, grossing $4 billion against its $88 million budget. The film received acclaim from critics, many of whom pointed to the film's art direction, script, humor, characters, setting, with several positive comparisons to Who Framed Roger Rabbit and The Angry Birds Movie, and Heitor Pereira's musical score and a bombastic orchestrated rendition of the Angry Birds theme. Reception from the fanbase is more praised.

The film was dedicated to Joe Alaskey, whom died from cancer in February 3, 2016, and June Foray, who died in July 26, 2017. 

Plot

The prologue of the movie shows test footage of a live action island showing photorealistic CGI versions of the Flock and the Pigs, but it is interrupted by Bomb, who is sick and tired of those live-action/CGI adaptations based on cartoons, starts telling the audience that Warner Bros. must be dense. The Flock are going to the Warner Bros. studio, with several cartoon characters helping them get there, as they angrily lash out at Thaddeus Plotz and the Warner Bros., demanding that their movie must be traditionally animated. Plotz rudely refuses to do that, because live action films based on cartoons make more money and throws them out of the studio. Out of retaliation, Chuck calls Yosemite Sam that they've been hornswoggled and bamboozled that their movie is going to be in live-action, which the latter furiously comes in and threatens to shoot Plotz with his six-shooter if he doesn't turn the flock's movie to be fully animated. With complete regret and fear, Thaddeus Plotz quickly and promptly accepts their request to make their movie fully animated. Years later, we see The Flock and the rest of the Toons gathering for the first screening of the Angry Birds' first 2D animated movie.

The movie begins as the Pigs invites The Flock to share a gigantic feast at the All-Toon Companionship Festival, a time when the Flock, the cartoon characters, and the Pigs play fun games, crazy rides, and activities over Piggy Island. On his way, Bomb brings the Eggs along with him. Meanwhile, Edgar Baconhooves, the chef of pig city, complains about his failures to his lackey, Gramps, being unable to steal the eggs. When Gramps points out plan "105", a scheme which he has yet to attempt, Edgar decides to implement it. The festivities are interrupted by an invasion of monstrous crows commanded by the villainous crow Baron Harmful (Tim Curry), the leader of Crow Island, who uses a magical nuclear sapphire orb to obliterate the entire Pig City to a complete wasteland. The Flock and the pigs go into a fallout bunker. When the birds see that the eggs are missing, they realized that their eggs have been stolen by Baron Harmful, and the courageous Bomb rallies them to retrieve their eggs and save Piggy Island.

After given missions from the Mighty Eagle, The Flock construct a boat, bringing their slingshot, and embark on a journey. After completely escaping and outsmarting Vicky, Dick Dastardly, General Skarr, and Plankton, who align with Baron Harmful, The Flock reach a peaceful island called Birdhamas filled with other birds. After coming to the conclusion that they have to complete their journey due to being ‘angry heroes’, The Flock decided that they won't give up as King Matthew, Nigel, Richard, Louis, and Ross arrive and Professor Mario Pigsworth upgrades their boat. They make camp in the island, after the inhabitants of Bird Town accept that they'll help, much to Bomb's delight.

After going back to Piggy Island, the Flock discover that the mastermind behind Baron Harmful's arrival is their archenemy, Edgar the Chef Pig, Don Bacon, and his assistant, Patsy. Bomb and his flock are ready to beat Edgar and his goons, but Baron Harmful stops them and throws them into a portal. Bomb and his friends, now animated in stylized CGI, find themselves at New York City in the real world, as they have to go find shelter in a hotel. While looking for a place to sit, Hal begins to lose hope and becomes depressed. After seeing him down on the dumps, Scarlett Johansson motivates Hal to never lose faith on his friends and never give up, restoring his confidence.

Seeing his friends enter a heated argument, Hal manages to successfully stop this with a rousing speech. The Flock resolve their differences, while they wonder how they get back to Piggy Island. Fortunately, Sofia Vergara and Eddie Murphy appears and offers them a slingshot. They managed to launch the Flock back to Piggy Island.

The Flock return to Piggy Island to save the captive pigs and toons and attack and defeat Baron Harmful by firing themselves over his colossal ship using their giant slingshot. However, Baron Harmful and Don Bacon retaliate by conjuring a hurricane in the island with his weather powers, betraying Edgar as well, with Baron Harmful calling Edgar a "revolting scavenger". The Flock save Edgar from the hurricane and reunites with the Eggs. Edgar apologizes to the Flock, saying that he only now understands why keeping the Great Egg War going is a bad idea. Edgar and The Flock work together to beat Baron Harmful, but to no avail. Baron Harmful traps the Flock and prepares to destroy them.

Just when all hope seems lost, Bugs Bunny calls in Winnie and her flock and every single toon, including the Looney Tunes, Garfield, the Mystery Inc. gang, Woody Woodpecker, The Nicktoons, Finn and Jake, Steven Universe, Mordecai and Rigby, The Tiny Toons, the Warner Siblings, and Rocky and Bullwinkle to arrive and help the Flock. An all-out war broke between Baron Harmful's army and the Flock. All of the birds, toons, and pigs fend off Baron Harmful's henchmen while Edgar keeping the eggs away from him. The Flock battle against Baron Harmful, who is flattened by Terence, but survives, exposing him as a very cartoonishly deranged psychopathic bird that can shape-shift into many ferocious animals. Baron Harmful hurls an box of TNT at the group, but Hal throws it in his way, destroying his ship. An vengeful and deranged Baron Harmful yells at the Flock that he will return to try to take over Piggy Island. In the middle of his rant, however, Chuck drops an anvil on Baron Harmful, which knocks him out. King Smoothcheeks and the pigs stand before the defeated crow and, at Edgar's suggestion, firing Baron Harmful via cannon, into Nigel's deep fryer, and finally being eaten whole by Sylvester, whom spitted out his remains, while Don Bacon and Patsy are arrested for their crimes against Piggy Island. The Flock and Edgar rebuild Pig City with the help of the Blues.

The All-Toon Companionship Festival resumes, as Hal is finally gets the recognition he deserves and is hailed as a hero along with the Flock in gratitude. While being praised by the Pigs and the toons, The Flock even forgive Edgar when they sees him sulking in sorrow, feeling regretful for what he did, and he befriends them with a makeshift sun visor for each egg. Edgar remarks that betraying his kind was the dumbest thing he's ever done. Hal shows him a montage of him stealing the eggs and Edgar even admits that that, was the dumbest thing he's ever done. The Flock celebrate by protecting the eggs together. Bomb shows a sign reading "Happy ending ain't it?"

When the film ends, Silver insists on watching it again. Chuck protests until The Pigs, Lucy and Patrick (his mom and dad), Winnie, the rest of the toons, and her entire flock from the movie come to watch it as well.

A mid-credits scene shows The Flock welcomes Winnie and her gang to Piggy Island.

Cast

Main Protagonists

• John DiMaggio as Bomb
• Deedee Magno as Matilda
• William Salyers as Chuck
• Curtis Armstrong as Red
• Danny Pudi as Jay
• Jim Cummings as Hal
• Eric Bauza as Jake
• Ben Schwartz as Jim
• Nicole Sullivan as Stella
• Kevin Micheal Richardson as Terence
• Peter Cullen as Mighty Eagle
• Sam Lavagnino as Bubbles
• Cristina Pucelli as Silver
• Sumalee Montano as Ruby
• Tom Kenny as Frost
• Kate Micucci as Dahlia
• Michaela Dietz as Poppy
• Grey Griffin as Gale
• Kath Soucie as Luca
• Shannon Chan-Kent as Willow
• Gary Schwartz as Tony
• Pasi Ruohonen, Antti LJ Pääkkönen, Jean-Marie Viollet, Antti Pääkkönen, Heljä Heikkinen, Lynne Guaglione, Sari Mälilinen, Annituuli Kasurinen, Paula Vesala, Saara Lehtonen, Rinna Paatso, Kiti Kokkonen, as The Flock's normal Toons voice, as heard by humans other than Scarlett Johansson or John Tuturro.

Supporting protagonists

• Fred Tatascoire as Uncle Frank, Red and Terence's uncle
• Maurice LaMarche as Eddie
• Linda Cardelini as Peck Girl
• Bill Hader as Harold
• Novie Edwards as Gloria
• Eric Bauza as Zain, Leland, Major Pecker, and Shrapnel
• Candi Milo as Bette
• April Winchell as Wonder Bird, the commander of Winnie's flock.
• Grey Griffin as Lianne
• Lou Hirsch as Thelonius
• Charles Fleischer as Walter
• Peter Oldring as Wade
• Cree Summer as Tonya
• Jim Cummings as Officer Murphy, Helmut, and Master Beakagi
• Tara Strong as Pam
• Myrna Velasco as Pauline
• Wanda Sykes as Darlene
• Mindy Cohn as Tiffany
• Andrea Libman as Mireille
• Nika Futterman as Noah
• Kimberly Brooks as Jasmine
• Dan Castellaneta as Patrick, Chuck's witty and laid-back father
• Wendie Malick as Lucy, Chuck's well-meaning mother
• Clancy Brown as Capt’n Thrash
• Steven Blum as Owlpheus
• Judi Dench as Melody
• Uzo Aduba as Mia
• Chris Hardwick as Steve
• Kath Soucie as Lady Plume
• Janyse Jaud as Winnie, Red and Terence's aunt
• Kari Wahlgren as Sidney
• Ashleigh Ball as Paige

Villains

• Tim Curry as Baron Constantine Harmful
• Mike Pollock as Don Bacon
• Ian Jones Quartey as Patsy
• Jason Issacs as Edgar Baconhooves

Live action guest stars

• Eddie Murphy as himself
• Sofia Vergara as herself
• Janeane Garofalo as Hotel bellhop (cameo)
• Keanu Reeves as Hotel manager (cameo)
• Billy Crystal as a hot dog vendor (cameo)
• Simon Helberg as Mel Blanc's spirit (cameo)
• Tara Strong as June Foray's spirit (cameo)
• Sarah Silverman as Bea Benaderet's spirit (cameo)
• Bill Murray as Hotel chef (cameo)
• Salma Hayek as Chuck's feather groomer (cameo)
• Rebel Wilson as the assistant director of Angry Birds (cameo)
• Mike Myers as UPS delivery guy (cameo)
• Jim Carrey as a therapist for cartoon characters (cameo)
• Danny McBride as Bomb's agent (cameo)
• John Tuturro as a bird whisperer (cameo)
• John Goodman as Fred Flintstone’s agent (cameo)
• Charles Fleischer as Thaddeus Plotz’ assistant (cameo)
• Dolly Parton as Hal's psychiatrist (cameo)
• Freddie Prinze Jr. as himself (cameo)
• Sarah Michelle Gellar as herself (cameo)
• Jason Sudeikis as Red's agent (cameo)
• Josh Gad as Chuck's agent (cameo)
• Linda Cardellini as herself (cameo)
• Renee Russo as a lounge singer (cameo)
• Tina Fey as Hotel housekeeper (cameo)
• Scarlett Johansson as herself
• Rashida Jones as Millie Perkins, receptionist at Cartoon Network Studios (cameo)
• Matthew Lillard as himself (cameo)
• Uzo Aduba and Christina Hendricks as Hotel waitresses (cameo)
• Don and Dan Stanton as the Warner Brothers
• Jenna Elfman as Kate Houghton (cameo)

Supporting Characters

• Brain Doyle Murray as King Matthew Smoothcheeks
• Bill Hader as Leonard (King Mudbeard Smoothcheeks), Mario the Professor Pig
• Tony Hale as Ross
• Sia as Lady Bacon
• Rob Paulsen as Marf
• Ken Hudson Campbell as Frank
• Maurice LaMarche as Louis the Mechanic Pig
• Pierre Coffin, Chris Renaud, Yoann Perrier, Damien Laquet, and Chris Wedge as Minion Pigs
• Jon Causith as Doug the Chronicler Pig
• Jeff Bennett as Gramps
• Richard Steven Horvitz as Richard the Corporal Pig
• Lewis Black as Nigel the Foreman Pig

Cartoon Cameo Voice Cast

• Charles Fleischer as Roger Rabbit and Benny the Cab (cameo)
• Kathleen Turner as Jessica Rabbit (cameo)
• Tom Kenny as Sumo, Eduardo, Sylvester Jr., SpongeBob SquarePants, Commander Peepers, Heffer, Valhallen, Boo-Boo Bear, Slinkman, Scoutmaster Lumpus, Gary the Snail, Huckleberry Hound, Dog, Top Cat, Raimundo Pedrosa, Eddie Lawrence, The Mayor, Flain, Seismo, Teslo, Berp, Tungster, and Narrator (cameos)
• Jeff Bennett as Foghorn Leghorn, Yosemite Sam, Clay Bailey, Johnny Bravo, Raj, Lucky Bob, Dexter's Dad, Pitu Le Pew, Stereo Monovici, Dribbal, Gurggle, Jinky, Camillot, and Bud Budiovitch (cameos)
• Rowan Atkinson as Mr. Bean (cameo)
• Phil Hayes as Rokit, Coach, and Kuffs (cameo)
• Jim Cummings as Snagglepuss, Fleegle, Tasmanian Devil, Barnyard Dawg, Captain Caveman, Dick Dastardly, Tupley, Cat, Papa Bear, Marc Anthony, Darkwing Duck, Peter Potamus, Sam Sheepdog, Yoyo Dodo, Gossamer, Wile E. Coyote, Nasty Canasta, Morocco Mole, and Butch Dog (cameos)
• Scott Menville as Robin and Chavez (cameos)
• Greg Cipes as Beast Boy and Michelangelo (cameos)
• Khary Payton as Cyborg (cameo)
• Peter Cullen as Optimus Prime and Ironhide (cameos)
• Corey Burton as Ratchet (cameo)
• John DiMaggio as Jake, Meathead, Baby Bear, Budzi, and Schnitzel (cameos)
• Kath Soucie as Fifi La Fume, Dexter's Mom, Taffy Dare, Agent Honeydew, Lola Bunny, Phil DeVille, Lil DeVille, Ray Ray Lee, Priffy, and Penelope Pussycat (cameos)
• Bob Bergen as Porky Pig and Tweety (cameos)
• Sam Riegel as Vampos (cameo)
• Kevin Conroy as Radley Crown/Blue Falcon (cameo)
• Eden Sher as Star Butterfly (cameo)
• Adam McArthur as Marco Diaz (cameo)
• Bret Iwan as Mickey Mouse (cameo)
• Bumper Robinson as Footi, Glurt, Bumblebee, Wizwuz (cameos)
• Dave Smith as Krader, Volectro, Zorch (cameo)
• Mel Blanc as Dino, Speed Buggy, and K-9 (from archival recordings) (cameos)
• Tress MacNeille as Babs Bunny, Toast, Pepper Mills, Witch Hazel, Callie Briggs, Cho-Cho, Susanna Susquahanna, Wilma Flintstone, Rocket J. Squirrel, Marcia the Martian, Rosie the Robot Maid, Hello Nurse, and Dot (cameos)
• Gregg Bissonette as Myke and Camsta (cameos)
• Chris Cox as Gox, Forx, and Busto (cameos)
• Tony Anselmo as Donald Duck (cameo)
• Bill Farmer as Goofy, Pluto, and Horace Horsecollar (cameos)
• Eric Bauza as Marvin The Martian, Speedy Gonzales, Hubie, Froggo, Bingo, Drooper, Joey, Marky, Dee-Dee, Mac and Tosh, Bertie, Henery Hawk, Beaky Buzzard, So-So the Monkey, Charlie Dog, Magilla Gorilla, Palladum, Baba Looey, Atom Ant, and Felix the Cat (cameos)
• Steven Blum as Kamzo, Kuffs, Spinzo, and Aquad (cameo)
• Paul Julian as Road Runner (archival recordings) (cameo)
• Carlo Bonomi and David Sant as Pingu (cameo)
• Candi Milo as Dexter, Coco, Granny, and Sweetie Pie (cameos)
• Billy West as Hamton Pig, Woody Woodpecker, Roy the Rooster, Muttley, Bugs Bunny, Stimpson J. Cat, Ren Höek, Doug Funnie, and Elmer Fudd (cameos)
• Maurice LaMarche as Benny the Ball, Quick Draw McGraw, Baby Herman, Eustace Bagge, Inspector Gadget, Dizzy Devil, Pepe Le Pew, The Brain, Fred Flintstone, Squit, Popeye the Sailor, and Etno Polino (cameos)
• Jeff Bergman as George Jetson, Droop-a-Long Coyote, Sylvester, Merlin the Magic Mouse, Ralph Wolf, Pete Puma, Heathcliff, Barney Rubble, Mr. Spacely, Wally Gator, and Droopy (cameo)
• Dee Bradley Baker as Momo, Daffy Duck, Perry the Platypus, Appa, Og, Snorky, and Numbuh 4 (cameos)
• Jeff McCarthy as Michigan J. Frog (cameo)
• Mindy Cohn as Velma Dinkley (cameo)
• Charlie Schlatter as Kick Buttowski (cameo)
• Matt Jones as Gunther Magnuson (cameo)
• Fred Tatasciore as Slumbo, Jawg, and Kraw (cameo)
• Grey Griffin as Daphne Blake, Brenda Chance, Miss Prissy, Mandy, Jane Jetson, Betty Rubble, Frankie Foster, Yumi, Kimiko Tohomiko, Goo, Mama Bear, Vambre Warrior, Lily Loud, Sam Manson, Lana Loud, Lola Loud, Leonard Helperman, and Major Doctor Ghastly (cameos)
• Matthew Lillard as Shaggy Rogers (cameo)
• Frank Welker as Fred Jones, Furball, Little Beeper, Megatron, Garfield, Jabberjaw, Father Time, Astro, Runt, Hefty Smurf, Boskov, Ricochet Rabbit, Thaddeus Plotz, Dynomutt, Booker, Bo, Sheldon, Azrael, Byron Basset, Ralph T. Guard, The Infraggable Krunk, Hector Bulldog, Pule Houser, Gogo Dodo, Monkey, and Scooby-Doo (cameos)
• Kathleen Wilhoite as Pepper Ann (cameo)
• Christy Carlson Romano as Kim Possible (cameo)
• Kyla Pratt as Penny Proud (cameo)
• Cristina Vee as Marinette Dupain-Cheng/Miraculous Ladybug and Shantae (cameo)
• Kyle Carrozza as Prohyas Warrior (cameo)
• Jason Ritter as Dipper Pines (cameo)
• Kristen Schaal as Mabel Pines (cameo)
• Alex Hirsch as Grunkle Stan and Soos Ramirez (cameoes)
• Linda Cardellini as Wendy Corduroy (cameo)
• Brian Stepanek as Magnifo (cameo)
• Nick Bakay as Norbert (cameo)
• Richard Steven Horvitz as Billy, Zim, Mixadel, Splasho, Dagget, and Calamity Coyote (cameo)
• Laraine Newman as Miss Information and Charity Bazaar (cameo)
• Armin Shimerman as General Skarr and Stomach (cameos)
• Charles Martinet as Mario (cameo)
• Roger Craig Smith as Sonic the Hedgehog (cameo)
• Brian Cummings as Hollywood(cameo)
• Brian Drummond as Garu (cameo)
• Brian Dobson as Uncle Dumpling (cameo)
• Will Friedle as Ron Stoppable (cameo)
• Michael Dobson as Ho (cameo)
• Dale "Fish" Wilson as Linguini (cameo)
• Lee Tockar as Abyo (cameo)
• Chantal Strand as Ching (cameo)
• B.J. Ward as Melissa Duck (cameo)
• Barry Gordon as Jake Clawson/Razor (cameo)
• J.G. Quintel as Mordecai and High-Five Ghost (cameos)
• William Salyers as Rigby (cameo)
• Dan Aykroyd as Yogi Bear (cameo)
• Hank Azaria as Gargamel (cameo)
• Catherine Taber as Lori Loud (cameo)
• Daryl Sabara as Rex Salazar (cameo)
• Keith Scott as Bullwinkle J. Moose (cameo)
• Ty Burrell as Mr. Peabody (cameo)
• Beck Bennett as Launchpad McQuack (cameo)
• Max Charles as Sherman and Harvey Beaks (cameos)
• Nathan Lane as Spot Helperman (cameo)
• Kimberly Brooks as Jasper (cameo)
• David Tennant as Scrooge McDuck (Cameo)
• Lara Jill Miller as Juniper Lee and Lisa Loud (cameos)
• Bernadette Peters as Rita (cameo)
• Mandy Patinkin as Papa Smurf (cameo)
• April Winchell as Sylvia, Peg Pete, and Clarabelle Cow
• Benjamin Diskin as Numbuh 1 and Numbuh 2 (cameos)
• Michael Dorn as I.M. Weasel (cameo)
• Carlos Alazraqui as Lazlo, Mesmo, Torts, Monroe, Rocko, Winslow, and Clam (cameos)
• Kenan Thompson as Fat Albert (cameo)
• Jack McBrayer as Clumsy Smurf and Wander (cameos)
• Fred Armisen as Brainy Smurf (cameo)
• Ashleigh Ball as Applejack, Blythe Baxter, Skippy Squirrel, and Rainbow Dash (cameos)
• Tom Robinson as Foo (cameo)
• Paul Rugg as Freakazoid (cameo)
• Angelina Wahler as Fee (cameo)
• Andrea Libman as Pinkie Pie and Fluttershy (cameos)
• Tabitha St. Germain as Rarity, Pucca, Ring Ring, and Pepper Clark (cameos)
• Kelly Sheridan as Starlight Glimmer (cameo)
• Trevor Devall as Elroy Jetson (cameo)
• Danica McKellar as Judy Jetson (cameo)
• Greg Eagles as Grim (cameo)
• Jay Gragnani as Chowder and Casper the Friendly Ghost (cameos)
• Clancy Brown as Eugene Krabs (cameo)
• Tex Hammond as Lincoln Loud (cameo)
• Lacey Chabert as Eliza Thornberry (cameo)
• Flea as Donnie Thornberry (cameo)
• Mary Hart as Mary Heartless (cameo)
• Carolyn Lawrence as Sandy Cheeks (cameo)
• Julie Payne as Lanolin (cameo)
• Gregg Berger as Odie and Orson (cameos)
• Michael Bell as Grouchy Smurf (cameo)
• Rob Paulsen as Yakko, Fowlmouth, Glomp, Hoogi, Dr. Scratchansniff, Roy Buck Tuddrussel, Concord Condor, Carl Wheezer, Gordon Quid, Major Glory, and Pinky (cameos)
• Peter Jason as Turg and Wuzzo (cameo)
• Jeffrey Garcia as Sheen Estevez (cameo)
• Kevin MacDonald as Waffle (cameo)
• Jess Harnell as Wakko, Secret Squirrel, Shuff, Vulk, Hydro, Zaptor, Meltus, Burnard, Vaka and Jokey Smurf (cameos)
• Cathy Cavadini as Blossom (cameo)
• Tara Strong as Truffles, Raven, Big Fat Baby, Omi, Twilight Sparkle, Timmy Turner, Penelope Pitstop, Betty Boop, Pussyfoot, and Bubbles (cameos)
• Debi Derryberry as Jimmy Neutron and Loud Kiddington (cameos)
• Spencer Klein as Arnold Shortman (cameo)
• Traci Paige Johnson as Blue (cameo)
• Yuri Lowenthal as Ben Tennyson (cameo)
• Chloë Grace Moretz as Smurfette (cameo)
• David Kaufman as Danny Fenton and Dexter Douglas (cameo)
• Janice Kawaye as Ami, Kim Chin, Jenny Wakeman, and Kam Chin (cameos)
• Sean Marquette as Mac (cameo)
• E.G. Daily as Buttercup, Rudy Tabootie, and Tommy Pickles (cameos)
• Rickey D'Shon Collins as Tucker Foley
• Marty Grabstein as Courage (cameo)
• Jocelyne Loewen as Penny Ling (cameo)
• Curtis Armstrong as Dan (cameos)
• Kyle Rideout as Vinnie Terrio (cameo)
• Leonard Garner as Cobrax (cameo)
• Justin Grollman as Nurp (cameo)
• Annie Potts as Muriel Bagge (cameo)
• Peter New as Sunil Nevla (cameo)
• Nicole Oliver as Zoe Trent (cameo)
• Kira Tozer as Minka Mark (cameo)
• Dave Foley as Chris (cameo)
• Paget Brewster as Elise and Mr. Mumbles (cameos)
• Dwight Schultz as Mung Daal (cameo)
• Wayne Knight as Mr. Blik (cameo)
• Russi Taylor as Pebbles Flintstone, Minnie Mouse, Huey, Dewey, and Louie (cameo)
• Jamil Walker Smith as Gerald Johanssen (cameo)
• Richard Kind as Oggy (cameo)
• Bryce Papenbrook as Adrien Agreste/Cat Noir (cameo)
• Dave Fennoy as Globert, Boogly, Krog, Kramm (cameo)
• Keith Ferguson as Bloo and Lord Hater (cameos)
• Cheryl Chase as Angelica Pickles (cameo)
• Bill Melendez as Snoopy and Woodstock (from archival recordings) (cameo)
• Wally Wingert as Jon Arbuckle and Wade Duck (cameos)
• Noah Schnapp as Charlie Brown (cameo)
• Fred Newman as Skeeter Valentine (cameo)
• Janyse Jaud as Lee Kanker (cameo)
• Kathleen Baar as Hottie, Trixie, and Marie Kanker (cameos)
• Erin Fitzgerald as May Kanker (cameo)
• Nicolas Cantu as Gumball Watterson (cameo)
• Jim Rash as Cecil Turtle (cameo)
• David Eccles as Krumm (cameo)
• Eric Edelstein as Grizzly (cameo)
• Lauren Tom as Numbuh 3 (cameo)
• John Patrick Lowrie as Bosko (cameo)
• Bobby Moynihan as Panda (cameo)
• Dennis Bateman as Cool Cat (cameo)
• Laura Mooney as Katie Ka-Boom (cameo)
• Ramone Hamilton as Lil' D (cameos)
• Demetri Martin as Ice Bear (cameo)
• Donielle T. Hansley Jr. as Darwin Watterson (cameo)
• Shelby Rabara as Peridot (cameo)
• William Hanna as Tom Cat and Jerry Mouse (from archival recordings) (cameos)
• Eddie Deezen as Mandark (cameo)
• Kat Cressida as Dee Dee (cameo)
  • Dee Dee's original voice actor, Allison Moore, makes a cameo as her original voice as to compare her current voice and regular voice to Flapjack.
• Gail Matthius as Shirley the Loon (cameo)
• Matt Frewer as Pink Panther (cameo)
• John Byner as Charlie Ant and Blue Aardvark (cameo)
• Ashly Burch as Enid (cameo)
• Ian Jones-Quartey as Radicles (cameo)
• Mark Schiff as Little Dog (cameo)
• Brad Garrett as Big Dog (cameo)
• John Mariano as Bobby (cameo)
• Matt Hill as Ed (cameo)
• Samuel Vincent as Edd and Russell Ferguson (cameos)
• Tony Sampson as Eddy (cameo)
• Sherri Stoner as Slappy Squirrel (cameo)
• Hynden Walsh as Princess Bubblegum, Starfire, and Penny Sanchez (cameos)
• Rosearik Rikki Simons as GIR (cameo)
• Chick Vennera as Pesto (cameo)
• Ross Bagdasarian Jr. as Alvin and Simon Seville (cameos)
• Janice Karman as Theodore Seville (cameo)
• Thorup Van Orman as Flapjack (cameo)
• Roz Ryan as Bubbie (cameo)
• Brain Doyle Murray as Captain K’nuckles (cameo)
• Chris Cox as Gox, Forx, and Busto (cameo)
• Zach Callison as Steven Quartz Universe and Aang (cameos)
• Janet Varney as Korra (cameo)
• Seychelle Gabriel as Asami Sato
• Cristina Pucelli as Luan Loud (cameo)
• Cree Summer as Elmyra Duff, Numbuh 5, Penny Gadget, Susie Carmichael, Cree Lincoln, Aka Pella, Jamzy, and Mary Melody (cameos)
• Liliana Mumy as Leni Loud and Panini (cameos)
• Chad Doreck as Brad Carbunkle (cameo)
• Danny Cooksey as Montana Max and Dave the Barbarian (cameo)
• Jessica DiCicco as Petunia Pig, Lynn Loud Jr., and Lucy Loud (cameos)
• Estelle as Garnet (cameo)
• Rodger Bumpass as Flamzer, Naut, and Squidward Tentacles (cameo)
• Desirée Goyette as Nermal (cameo)
• Mae Whitman as Katara (cameo)
• Michela Dietz as Amethyst (cameo)
• Nika Futterman as Mike Mazinsky and Luna Loud (cameos)
• Griffin Burns as Snax, Slusho, Chilbo (cameos)
• Dante Basco as Jake Long and Zuko (cameo)
• Kali Troy as Trixie Carter (cameo)
• Jessie Flower as Toph Beifong (cameo)
• Jack DeSena as Sokka (cameo)
• Greg Baldwin as Uncle Iroh and Aku (cameos)
• Charlie Finn as Spud Spudinski (cameo)
• Kaley Cuoco as Brandy Harrington
• Audrey Wasilewski as Tuck Carbunkle and Arlene (cameos)
• Nancy Cartwright as Lu, Oblina, Rufus, and Chuckie Finster (cameos)
• Jennifer Hale as Madison Spaghettini Papadopoulos and Princess Morbucks (cameo)
• Charlie Adler as Buster Bunny, Candy Hector Caramella, Ickis, Mr. Whiskers, Chance Furlong/T-Bone, I.R. Baboon, Cow, Chicken, and The Red Guy (cameos)
• Pamela Adlon as Otto Osworth (cameo)
• Vincent Martella as Phineas Flynn
• Thomas Sangster as Ferb Fletcher
• Ashley Tisdale as Candace Flynn
• Crystal Scales as Tamika Jones and Dee Dee Skyes (cameos)
• Doug Lawrence as Filburt and Plankton (cameo)
• Mark Hamil as Skips and Larry 3000 (cameos)
• Deedee Magno as Pearl (cameo)
• Jennifer Esposito as Tina Russo (cameo)
• Andrew Kishino as Niksput (cameo)
• Skyler Page as Clarence (cameo)
• Daran Norris as Cosmo, Snoof, Waka, Spugg, and Tiketz (cameo)
• Susanne Blakeslee as Wanda (cameo)
• Sean Giambrone as Jeff (cameo)
• Phil LaMarr as Samurai Jack, Chomly, Flurr, Tentro, Jazz, Philly Phil, Hong Kong Phooey, Hector Con Carne, and Wilt (cameos)
• Dave Fennoy as Globert, Boogly, Krog, and Kramm (cameos)
• Bill Fagerbakke as Patrick Star (cameo)
• James Marsden as Plucky Duck (cameo)
• Julie Brown as Minerva Mink (cameo)
• Tom Kane as Professor Utonium, Darwin Thornberry, and Mr. Herriman (cameos)
• Jeremy Shada as Finn (cameo)
• Courtney Taylor as K.O. (cameo)
• Sam Marin as Pops, Benson, and Muscle Man (cameos)
• Danny Mann as Screwy Squirrel and Gorgious Klatoo (cameos)

Production

Development

Following the success of Angry Birds X, Rovio Animation and Cartoon Network Studios announced that they would make a movie adaptation based on Angry Birds X in July 31, 2015. Originally, Columbia Pictures owned the rights to the movie and were looking to make it a live action/CGI hybrid a la Alvin and the Chipmunks and the Smurfs directed by Raja Gosnell and produced by David Kellogg. Until in August 13, 2015, Warner Bros. Pictures got the rights to the movie, watched Looney Tunes: Back in Action, The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle, Who Framed Roger Rabbit and The SpongeBob Squarepants Movie, and decided to make it a fully 2D-animated movie with live action scenes mixed in. Filming began on March 1, 2017 and wrapped on August 3, 2017.

Joe Dante convinced Bagdasarian Productions, Disney, Nintendo, Nickelodeon, Sega, Turner Entertainment, MGM, Paws Inc., Paramount, VOOZ Character System, Peanuts Worldwide LLC, Film Roman, Universal, Allspark Animation, and Xilam to lend their characters to appear in the film, the same way Spielberg convinced Warner Bros. and the various other companies to lend their characters to appear in Who Framed Roger Rabbit.

Animation

The animation for the cartoons characters, the Flock, and the Pigs is provided by Yowza Animation, TMS Entertainment, Hong Ying Animation, Rough Draft Studios, and Saerom Animation. Warner Bros. and Rovio also hired Richard Williams and Eric Goldberg to direct the 2-D animation. Animation services will be provided by Blue Sky Studios, to render the Flock in CGI, when they enter the real world, who hired 3D animators with a passion for 2D animation for the project. Following the strategy of basing the animation off a stylized 3D/CGI VFX modeling medium through a vintage 2D finish by creating innovative rigging, animation techniques used to create 2D animation, and custom tools such as lighting and rendering, resulting in the film's 3D/CGI animation maintaining the look, feel, and spirit of 2D animation similar to The Peanuts Movie and Hotel Transylvania. Special effects are provided by Industrial Light & Magic and Sony Pictures Imageworks is provided for the live-action objects the Flock had to interact with in the film.

Trivia

• This is the third Cartoon Network theatrical film, the first being the Powerpuff Girls Movie and the second being Regular Show: The Movie.
• This is the first Warner Animation Group film to be in traditional 2D animation.
• This is the only Warner Animation Group film to feature Disney characters.
• Despite Sony Pictures Animation having involvement in the film, Columbia Pictures or Sony Pictures Releasing didn’t distribute it.
• This is the first film produced by Amblin Feature Animation, a successor to Amblimation.
• Despite being produced by Cartoon Network (in association with Rovio Anmation and Steven Spielberg's Amblin Entertainment), Angry Birds X: The Fine-Feathered Movie also marked the second time that characters from several animation studios appeared in one film, the first being Who Framed Roger Rabbit.
• Several voice actors make cameos as the voice of the character(s) they have played before. These are Candi Milo (Dexter, Sweetie Pie, Coco), Skyler Page (Clarence), and Charlie Adler (Buster Bunny, Candy Hector Caramella, I.R. Baboon, Cow, Chicken, and The Red Guy). But most noticeable is Mindy Cohn as Velma Dinkley. Mindy did Velma's voice from 2002 - 2015
• This is the first Angry Birds movie to be 2D animated.
• This is the first time Calamity Coyote speaks.
• Charlie Adler reprises his role as Buster Bunny.

Cultural references

• The scene where Ralph T. Guard trying to eject the Flock out of the Warner Bros. studio is similar to his portrayal in Tiny Toon Adventures where he guarded the Warner Bros. Studios, and was often at odds with the Tiny Toons, usually Plucky Duck.
• Throughout the beginning is a giant middle finger to live-action adaptations of cartoons from every toon protesting Warner Bros. to make the Flock’s movie 2-D animated, to Yogi Bear and Scooby criticizing their live action movies, Shaggy chastising Matthew Lillard's portrayal of him again (being a reference to Looney Tunes: Back in Action), Finn, Chowder, and Flapjack agreeing to never make a deal with Hollywood to make a live-action adaptation, and Yakko telling Wakko and Dot that the Flock have got the "live-action treatment".
• When The Flock came across Freddie Prinze Jr., Sarah Michelle Gellar, Linda Cardellini, and Matthew Lillard and Jay, Jake, and Jim asked if they had any regrets. They replied "Scooby-Doo, maybe.", possibly a reference to Zombieland, where Bill Murray actually regretted starring in Garfield.
• One scene has Fifi La Fume interacting with Gumball Watterson, Muscle Man, and Peridot, with Muscle Man roasting Fifi La Fume for hiding in the food dish cover on a serving cart, a reference to Tiny Toon Adventures: How I Spent My Vacation.
• The scene where Blossom, Bubbles, and Buttercup telling Thaddeus Plots to make the Flock’s movie fully animated, with Bubbles pleading Plotz to not let it bomb at the box office is a nod to how The Powerpuff Girls Movie bombed at the box office
• The scene where The Flock spot 7-Eleven is a nod to the Walmart scene in Looney Tunes: Back In Action.
• When Bugs Bunny mocks Thaddeus Plotz, it’s a reference to the Looney Tunes short, "Wabbit Twouble", when Bugs Bunny mocked Elmer Fudd.
• When the cartoon characters and the Flock see Elmyra Duff, they either groan or kick her out to the curb which is a reference to how the fans of Tiny Toon Adventures hate Elmyra Duff.

Music

The film's score is composed by Heitor Pereira.

Soundtrack

The film's soundtrack, titled Angry Birds X: The Fine Feathered Movie: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack, was released on April 4, 2018

Release

Marketing

The film's theatrical release was preceded by Creature from The Lake, a short created by Renata Antunez and Léa Bresciani

Trailers and TV spots

• The first teaser trailer was released on June 2017 and was shown before Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie, Wonder Woman, Cars 3, Spider-Man: Homecoming, and Despicable Me 3.
• The second teaser trailer was released on September 2017, was shown before The Lego Ninjago Movie, and was shown again before My Little Pony: The Movie, Coco, and The Star.
• The third teaser trailer was released on December 2017 and was shown before Ferdinand.
• The first theatrical trailer was released on February 2018 and was shown before Black Panther and Peter Rabbit
• The second and last theatrical trailer was released on March 2018 and was shown before Isle of Dogs
• TV spots began airing in January 2018.

Home media

Angry Birds X: The Fine Feathered Movie was released on digital HD on June 3, 2018, and on Blu-ray and DVD on June 12, 2018, from Warner Bros. Home Entertainment, with four shorts included

Reception

Review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes reports that 95% of critics gave the film positive reviews, based on 132 reviews. The site's consensus reads, "With its strong characters and eye-popping cartoony animation, Angry Birds X: The Fine-Feathered Movie is both amazingly action-packed and heartwarming, and is the first theatrical Cartoon Network film since The Powerpuff Girls Movie. This finally brought Cartoon Network Studios to make movies and brought back 2-D animation to the big screen again."

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