You're a Good Sport, Charlie Brown

1975

Animation / Comedy / Family / Sport

10
IMDb Rating 7.3/10 10 941 941

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Top cast

Bill Melendez Photo
Bill Melendez as Snoopy
Gail Davis Photo
Gail Davis as Sally Brown
Stuart Brotman Photo
Stuart Brotman as Peppermint Patty
Duncan Watson Photo
Duncan Watson as Charlie Brown
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232.13 MB
960*720
English 2.0
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23.976 fps
12 hr 25 min
Seeds 9
476.39 MB
1440*1080
English 5.1
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23.976 fps
12 hr 25 min
Seeds 38

Movie Reviews

Reviewed by 8 / 10

Charlie and friends race for laughs and smiles

The "Peanuts" comic strip by Charles Schulz was one of the longest running newspaper comic strips in history. It unquestionably is the most read and popular strip of all time. And, Peanuts characters have lived on even after the more than 50-years run of the strip by Schulz (1950-2000). The TV specials continue to be aired during the various holidays of their themes, since the first one, "A Charlie Brown Christmas" in 1965.Could there be anyone living more than two decades into the 21st century - anywhere in the world, who has not seen a Charlie Brown movie or a Peanuts comic strip or character? It's not very likely."You're a Good Sport, Charlie Brown" is a 24-minute short that was made for TV and that ran on CBS in 1975. But, instead of the usual Peanuts sports of baseball or football, this one is about a motor cycle race. Charlie's dog, Snoopy, is one of the competitors as are Charlie and Peppermint Patty. Many of the other Peanuts characters are in this animated show - Lucy van Pelt and her younger brother and Charlie's friend, Linus; and Sally Brown and Marcie.This and all the Charlie Brown films are fun to watch at any time. And I still laugh and smile these 55 years plus since seeing the first one on TV. As with the Christmas special, this film also won an Emmy.
Reviewed by 6 / 10

Whoop-Dee-Do!

When it comes to being an all-round sport - This sweet, animated short (25 minutes) from 1975, has our young, pumpkin-headed protagonist, Charlie Brown, going in for such all-American, pastime activities as tennis, baseball, football, and, yes, even dirt-biking.Of course, being good, ol' Charlie Brown (the ultimate blockhead) failure just seems to be his destiny in any sports arena. But whatever he tackles, you can always be sure that Charlie Brown can be counted on to plunge into any given activity with the winning spirit of a real loser.This particular short was an Emmy Award winner. Its creator, Charles M. Shulz, is considered to be one of the most influential cartoonist of all time.Sad to say - On Feb. 12. 2000, Charles M. Shulz, 77 at the time, died of cancer.
Reviewed by 7 / 10

You ought to try a new sport, Charlie Brown

Bored with football and at the end of his tether with Lucy for always pulling the ball away at the last second during place kicks (he just never learns) Chuck tries his luck at Motocross after Peppermint Patty turns up riding a new motorcycle. There's a big race coming up but the only bike poor old Chuck can afford is a shambling wreck (much like he could only afford a pathetic excuse of a Christmas tree).The race, of course, is a disaster. But luckily Chuck has the least bad luck of all the contestants and manages to limp across the finish line in first place. However the promised prize of tickets to the Pro Bowl is not available and instead Chuck is awarded vouchers for free haircuts (Charlie Brown's dad is a barber).Even when Chuck has some good luck it turns out bad. Though it's nice to see him win for once.
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