Experience the Heartwarming World of Bluey on the Big Screen

Details and Voices

Although few details have been released about the plot of the Bluey movie, we do know that it will feature the voices of series regulars Melanie Zanetti as Chilli Heeler (Mum) and David McCormack as Bandit Heeler (Dad). Additionally, the music from the series' composer Joff Bush will add to the charm. This collaboration between the talented cast and crew promises to deliver an immersive experience for audiences.

The Bluey film will be written and directed by series creator Joe Brumm, with Richard Jeffery co-directing. Brumm expressed his enthusiasm for the project, stating, "I really enjoyed the experience of working with a longer format on [special episode] 'The Sign' in Series 3. Going even further with a feature film feels like a natural extension of that. I've always thought Bluey deserved a theatrical movie. I want this to be an experiential event for the whole family to enjoy together."

Animation Style and Potential

The Bluey movie will be a CG animated film produced by Amber Naismith, known for her work on Happy Feet and The LEGO Movie. This has raised some questions among fans about whether it will stick to the charming 2D animation style we love from the series or venture into the 3D realm. It will be interesting to see how this animation choice impacts the overall look and feel of the movie.

If the Bluey film follows the same vein as "The Sign," we can expect a heartfelt and emotional story that beautifully captures the essence of both parenthood and childhood. The potential for this movie to touch the hearts of audiences of all ages is truly exciting.

Release and Future

The Bluey movie is set to arrive in cinemas in 2027, with a subsequent release for streaming on Disney+. It will also be available to stream in Australia on ABC iview and ABC Kids after its theatrical run. This ensures that fans around the world will have the opportunity to enjoy Bluey's adventures on the big and small screens.

However, the news also brings some sadness as Brumm revealed that this will be his last Bluey project for the foreseeable future. He explained that he was struggling to "reach back genuinely into that four to six year old world and write authentically," leading him to step back from the show. His departure raises questions about the future of the series, but we can hope that it will continue to thrive without him.

Bluey has had a phenomenal impact, and Brumm's words reflect the deep connection he has with the show. "Bluey has completely changed my life. It's been an immensely satisfying thing to be a part of, more than I can really put into words," he wrote. "Thank you for taking this show into your homes. The whole experience has been an impossible experience to describe."