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''The Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl in 3-D'', also known as ''Sharkboy and Lavagirl'' is a 2005 motion picture of action, adventure and fantasy by [[Robert Rodriguez]], the writer, producer and director of Spy Kids. The film uses the same anaglyph 3D technology used in ''[[Spy Kids|Spy Kids 3D: Game Over]]''. The film stars Cayden Boyd, [[Taylor Lautner]], Taylor Dooley, and George Lopez. Many of the concepts and much of the story were conceived by Rodriguez' kids, and seven-year-old Racer Rodriguez. |
''The Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl in 3-D'', also known as ''Sharkboy and Lavagirl'' is a 2005 motion picture of action, adventure and fantasy by [[Robert Rodriguez]], the writer, producer and director of ''[[Spy Kids]]''. The film uses the same anaglyph 3D technology used in ''[[Spy Kids|Spy Kids 3D: Game Over]]''. The film stars Cayden Boyd, [[Taylor Lautner]], Taylor Dooley, and George Lopez. Many of the concepts and much of the story were conceived by Rodriguez' kids, and seven-year-old Racer Rodriguez. |
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Dreamer Max, ridiculed by his classmates, conjures up his perfect dreamworld...the Planet Drool. But his dream is more powerful than even he suspects, and his favorite dream super-heroes, Sharkboy and Lavagirl, materialize on Earth. They need help from Max. All is not well in Max's dreamworld. An alien intelligence is interfering and darkness threatens his beloved Planet Drool. Is it true, as Sharkboy and Lavagirl say, that only Max, the powerful dreamer, can stop it? Max takes off on a wild and dangerous journey to the fantastic Planet Drool with Sharkboy and Lavagirl. Can they discover the source of the danger? Will they be able to stop it in time? |
Dreamer Max, ridiculed by his classmates, conjures up his perfect dreamworld...the Planet Drool. But his dream is more powerful than even he suspects, and his favorite dream super-heroes, Sharkboy and Lavagirl, materialize on Earth. They need help from Max. All is not well in Max's dreamworld. An alien intelligence is interfering and darkness threatens his beloved Planet Drool. Is it true, as Sharkboy and Lavagirl say, that only Max, the powerful dreamer, can stop it? Max takes off on a wild and dangerous journey to the fantastic Planet Drool with Sharkboy and Lavagirl. Can they discover the source of the danger? Will they be able to stop it in time? |
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* [[Follow the Leader]]: In-universe example: after Max tells his story about Sharkboy and Lavagirl to the class, the next day they all have their own set of boy-girl superheroes (e.g., Metalboy and Plasticgirl). |
* [[Follow the Leader]]: In-universe example: after Max tells his story about Sharkboy and Lavagirl to the class, the next day they all have their own set of boy-girl superheroes (e.g., Metalboy and Plasticgirl). |
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* [[Foreshadowing]]: Mr. Electricidad says they might have to change Linus's name to "[[Meaningful Name|Minus]]," the name that belongs to his Planet Drool alter-ego. |
* [[Foreshadowing]]: Mr. Electricidad says they might have to change Linus's name to "[[Meaningful Name|Minus]]," the name that belongs to his Planet Drool alter-ego. |
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* [[Fourth Wall Shut-in Story]]: Max creates Planet Drool and its inhabitants in his imagination and records the information in his dream journal. The villain steals the dream journal, uses it to make the world come into existence and takes control of it. Max has to go to Planet Drool on a quest to stop him. |
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* [[Gosh Dang It to Heck]]: [[Justified Trope|Cleverly]] invoked when they realize Sharkboy's vehicle has no gas. Lavagirl looks at the chocolate coming out of the tailpipe, and says "fudge" with the inflection and facial expression of its R-rated counterpart. |
* [[Gosh Dang It to Heck]]: [[Justified Trope|Cleverly]] invoked when they realize Sharkboy's vehicle has no gas. Lavagirl looks at the chocolate coming out of the tailpipe, and says "fudge" with the inflection and facial expression of its R-rated counterpart. |
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* [[Groin Attack]]: During the chase scene at the playground, Max slips on a jungle gym and ends up straddling a rope by his groin. |
* [[Groin Attack]]: During the chase scene at the playground, Max slips on a jungle gym and ends up straddling a rope by his groin. |
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