In the cafeteria, Gary and Scorch argue and cause a food fight, which is eventually broken up by an arriving Shanker. The aliens are directed to the base's "peace shield", with Shanker revealing the blubonium, and Gary unintentionally provoking Scorch into stealing and breaking it. Shanker places Scorch into a freezing chamber and orders Gary to fix the blubonium for his brother's release, revealing that he plans to destroy all alien planets with life on them, stemming from an incident which a trio of grey aliens' spaceship (accidentally) killed his father back in 1947. Gary fixes the ray with help from his new friends, but Shanker goes back on his deal and freezes him as well. The other aliens discover Shanker's true intentions when he attempts to destroy Baab with the laser, but it is revealed that Gary rigged the machine to malfunction, destroying itself, and causing Gary, Scorch, and the other imprisoned Aliens to be released from their icy prisons. The brothers and their new friends escape Area 51 and head for Baab after locating Scorch's spaceship with help from Hawk and Hammer, two guys Gary met in 7-Eleven.

A cannon ball is shot vertically upwards with speed v. How fast would the ball need to go such that it would never fall back to Earth?


How fast would you need to fire the cannon ball to escape from the moon, Jupiter or the surface of the sun? Before you try these parts of the calculation, do you think that these escape velocities will be lower or higher than that of Earth in each case? To get a feel for the relative sizes, you can look at this scale picture*.


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Suppose that I go to planet Tiny, which is the same mass as Earth but a lot smaller. I fire a cannon ball again at 50% of the speed of light. How small would planet Tiny need to be so that the cannon ball cannot escape to infinity?


Supposing now that I go to planet Heavy, which is the same size as Earth but a lot more dense, and fire my cannon ball up at 50% of the speed of light. How many times more dense than Earth would planet Heavy need to be so that the cannon ball cannot escape its gravity?



Compare these results to trying to escape from a typical Neutron star which would weigh around twice the mass of the sun and have a radius of only 10km (this is around the same density as trying to squeeze the entire earth into a ball of 100m radius).




The movie tends be rather cruel-hearted at times when it comes to the relationship with a few characters, as they tend to act like bullies to each other and come off as a bit unlikable at times, with the biggest examples being the scene where Gary tells Kip to go to his room for interrupting him when he was on the computer, all he was doing was coming up with a plan to save Scorch since he's the nephew of a famous supermodel from his home planet and he loves him a lot and it doesn't help that all Gary was doing by that time was messing on the touchscreen and that's it, and the reason for Gary punishing Kip was rather unjustifiable and mean-spirited which is rather out-of-character for him to do that.

Major nitpick: What makes the movie more forgettable is that it overuses several movie clichs and tropes, such as the scene where Gary talks to his son Kip about the quarrel that they had over Scorch's death and sincerely apologizing about what happened earlier, only for it to be the family dog under the blanket and obviously reveals that Kip has escaped from the house, which is a trope overused in other animated movies (good or bad) that came out before and after this movie, making a scene that could've been emotional but they ruined it just for a cheap joke for a sake.

This movie opens on the ice planet of name not spellable. We see Scorch, voiced by Brenden Frasier, running with some fellow alien babies in tow. Our hero ,Gary, voiced by Rob Coddrody (Yes, Ron Fox from the previously reviewed Harold and Kumar 2) stops so he can use his narration to take us back to how this started.

Any clich that could have turned out well is either rushed or done badly. The characters are even worse, ranging from dull, annoying, or BOTH. Gary is a dull lead who almost becomes sympathetic cuz the whole planet is a douche to him.

The film opens with Scorch Supernova on a mission to rescue abducted babies from a rival species. He rescues them just in time before the rival species wakes up. Scorch then returns to Planet Baab where he is known as a famous hero, while at BASA his brother, Gary, works. Gary's son Kip, is a big fan of his uncle Scorch. Soon, Gary and Scorch receive a message from Lena, the head of BASA, that Scorch will be sent to the "Dark Planet" (planet Earth) due to an SOS call. Scorch decides to go on the mission to the Dark Planet, but Gary strongly insists that he doesn't go because he is not serious. Also, no alien has ever returned from the dark planet. After further arguing finally Gary says that he won't be helping Scorch as he leaves.

Scorch arrives on Earth and lands in the desert and finds a 7-Eleven convenience store but mistakes an inflatable figure for a dying being. Scorch is then tranquilized and captured by Shanker Saunderson, the malevolent general of the US Army, and is taken to "Area 51" where aliens from other planets are held.

After Shanker reveals the blutonium, Gary unintentionally provokes Scorch into stealing it after stating it's dangerous power and when being chased, Scorch destroys the blutonium, causing Shanker to freeze him. He orders Gary to fix the blutonium and reveals that he's going to destroy all of the alien planets with a laser ray using the blutonium. He says that all aliens are hostile just because an alien spaceship killed his dad in 1947. Gary fixes the ray with help from his new friends, but Shanker goes back on his promise to release him and instead freezes him like his brother. The other aliens discover Shanker's true intentions when he tries to destroy Baab with the laser ray and mutiny, knocking out Shanker's henchmen. Gary did not put the machine together fully and it malfunctions, destroying itself before it can destroy Baab. With Gary and Scorch released from their icy prisons by the machine, the brothers, Doc, Thurman, and Io escape Area 51 and eventually find Scorch's ship in a trailer park. With help from Hawk and Hammer (who live together in the park) Gary and his friends get into the spaceship and take off.

Right from the word go, it was understandable that the movie was going to be quirky. Scorch Supernova (Brendan Fraser), a supposedly famous yet reckless space pilot who gets himself in tough situations but comes out heroically, thanks to his brother Gary Supernova (Rob Corddry). We see a live example right at the start of the movie, where he was supposed to save few kids from another planet but in an attempt to play with the kids, he wakes up the monsters of the planet and had to fight out with them with the help of Gary.

On the planet Baab, dashing astronaut Scorch Supernova (Brendan Fraser) is a national hero and master of daring rescues. However, Scorch does not work alone; his nerdy brother, Gary (Rob Corddry), head of mission control at BASA, often lends quiet, behind-the-scenes support. When a distress signal arrives from a dangerous planet, Scorch ignores Gary's warnings and sets out on a rescue mission. Scorch soon finds himself caught in a trap set by an evil enemy, and it's up to Gary to save him.

Violence: Characters engage in frequent cartoon violence including punching, threats, shooting, kicking and hitting. A man is repeatedly hit in the face with a broom. Characters use blast tape to blow things up. A man is surrounded by armed characters and hauled off to jail. Vehicles are blown up. A woman is tied up. Characters are shot with tranquilizer darts and jailed, or frozen in glass containers. Characters fall from the sky without parachutes. A man creates a huge weapon designed to blow up planets. A character is chased by a throng of angry animals. A scorpion bites a character on the lip. After punching a man in the face, the attacker says it feels great to punch.tag_hash_109

The Weinstein Company has released two new photos from Escape from Planet Earth, offering a look at some of the animated alien characters that populate this world. Brendan Fraser stars as Scorch Supernova, a heroic figure on his own home planet, who is captured on planet Earth and sent to Area 51, where he is imprisoned amongst a number of other space creatures. Take a look at the three-eyed slug Thurman (Paul "Pee Wee Herman" Reubens), the huge orange creature Io (Jane Lynch) and a mouse-like creature voiced by Craig Robinson, as they prepare for an adventure that is literally out of this world, from director Cal Brunker. e24fc04721

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