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My Little Pony: Equestria Girls - Rainbow Rocks Animated

Original title: My Little Pony: Equestria Girls - Rainbow Rocks
  • 2014
  • TV-Y
  • 1h 15m
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7.1/10
4.2K
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Tabitha St. Germain, Andrea Libman, Rebecca Shoichet, and Ashleigh Ball in My Little Pony: Equestria Girls - Rainbow Rocks Animated (2014)
My Little Pony: Equestria Girls: Rainbow Rocks: You're Up Late
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Sirens banished from Equestria, arrive at Canterlot High after sensing magic from the battle against Sunset Shimmer, turning the musical showcase into a battle of the bands to feed on dishar... Read allSirens banished from Equestria, arrive at Canterlot High after sensing magic from the battle against Sunset Shimmer, turning the musical showcase into a battle of the bands to feed on disharmony. Twilight joins her friends to fight.Sirens banished from Equestria, arrive at Canterlot High after sensing magic from the battle against Sunset Shimmer, turning the musical showcase into a battle of the bands to feed on disharmony. Twilight joins her friends to fight.

  • Directors
    • Jayson Thiessen
    • Ishi Rudell
  • Writers
    • Meghan McCarthy
    • Lauren Faust
    • Bonnie Zacherle
  • Stars
    • Tara Strong
    • Ashleigh Ball
    • Andrea Libman
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  • IMDb RATING
    7.1/10
    4.2K
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    • Directors
      • Jayson Thiessen
      • Ishi Rudell
    • Writers
      • Meghan McCarthy
      • Lauren Faust
      • Bonnie Zacherle
    • Stars
      • Tara Strong
      • Ashleigh Ball
      • Andrea Libman
    • 46User reviews
    • 6Critic reviews
  • See production info at IMDbPro
    • Awards
      • 3 nominations total

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    Tara Strong
    Tara Strong
    • Twilight Sparkle
    • (voice)
    Ashleigh Ball
    Ashleigh Ball
    • Applejack
    • (voice)
    • …
    Andrea Libman
    Andrea Libman
    • Pinkie Pie
    • (voice)
    • …
    Tabitha St. Germain
    Tabitha St. Germain
    • Rarity
    • (voice)
    • …
    Cathy Weseluck
    Cathy Weseluck
    • Spike
    • (voice)
    Rebecca Shoichet
    Rebecca Shoichet
    • Sunset Shimmer
    • (voice)
    • …
    Kazumi Evans
    Kazumi Evans
    • Adagio Dazzle
    • (voice)
    • …
    Maryke Hendrikse
    Maryke Hendrikse
    • Sonata Dusk
    • (voice)
    • (as Marÿke Hendrikse)
    Diana Kaarina
    Diana Kaarina
    • Aria Blaze
    • (voice)
    Vincent Tong
    Vincent Tong
    • Flash Sentry
    • (voice)
    • …
    Kathleen Barr
    Kathleen Barr
    • Trixie Lulamoon
    • (voice)
    Nicole Oliver
    Nicole Oliver
    • Principal Celestia
    • (voice)
    Lee Tockar
    Lee Tockar
    • Snips
    • (voice)
    Richard Ian Cox
    Richard Ian Cox
    • Snails
    • (voice)
    Michelle Creber
    Michelle Creber
    • Apple Bloom
    • (voice)
    Claire Margaret Corlett
    Claire Margaret Corlett
    • Sweetie Belle
    • (voice)
    • (as Claire Corlett)
    • (credit only)
    Brian Drummond
    Brian Drummond
    • Delivery Pony
    • (voice)
    Ingrid Nilson
    Ingrid Nilson
    • Maud
    • (voice)
    • Directors
      • Jayson Thiessen
      • Ishi Rudell
    • Writers
      • Meghan McCarthy
      • Lauren Faust
      • Bonnie Zacherle
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    7Miora

    Better than expected

    After seeing Equestria Girls I had no desire to see another humanized ponies movie. But the teasers actually made me curious. Because there is actually more a theme present in this movie. The theme, music, is very well up to MLP; FiM standards as we know this song for having music that is better than most series. The music is a bit different from the series in exploring more pop genres. Aaaand, we now have a set of villains that are way more interesting than we had in Equestria Girls. The villains actually have separate characters and a history that old school bronies will find interesting. The story was also more interesting and riddled with Easter eggs. The end battle runs circles around the end battle of the former movie. Finally no simple deus ex machina. Do not see this movie expecting the level of the series, because of course these characters and story telling and cartoon style still works way better with ponies than with these doll like humans. Expecting ponies will be quite disappointing. They should have used ponies, they didn't. Tough break. But for simply a color full animation for the whole family it is a fine movie. Watch out for the risk of having the songs stuck in your head after wards. They're quite catchy.
    10rannynm

    Bronies and Fans, Take Note: My Little Pony: Equestria Girls - Rainbow Rocks Will Not Disappoint

    What an addition to the "My Little Pony Friendship Is Magic" franchise! This film has references to the first movie, a bit of story from the last season of the show and even all the little extra characters that My Little Pony fans love!

    It is definitely a combination of adventure with a crème of comedy and a sprinkle of excitement all rapped up in a friendship sandwich.

    The adventure starts when a band performance is planned at Canterlot High where the kids can make bands and raise funds and three very unusual girls turn it into a super competitive battle of the bands. When they run out of things to do, Twilight's friends from that world call to another world where Twilight is. Will they be able to come there and save them or will evil prevail?

    This film is just fantastic! Hasbro was smart to include a lot of little fun things from the shows that fans adore including the beloved Derby Hooves pony who is really never part of the story, just in the background for fun. The songs are great as well. We hear not just the classic My Little Pony songs from the TV show. Instead, the music is very pop like which suits the story well. I imagine that sing-along coming to the fans shortly and being a smash hit. The show's creators also connected to the first Equestria Girls movie which I thought was perfect.

    My favorite scene is when girls are having a sleep-over at Pinkie Pie's house. When Twilight gets out of bed and walks to the kitchen she finds Pinkie's older sister feeding her pet boulder. I love this scene because, in the show, there is an episode where we meet this sister. So, I thought having her in the movie is a great idea and so unexpected.

    This film does not have anything parents should be worried about and for extremely little kids who do not understand the ponies, they will enjoy the bright colors. I give this film 5 out of 5 stars for its original story, fantastic songs and those little characters that fans and Bronies love so much! If you want to see "My Little Pony Friendship Is Magic, Equestria Girls: Rainbow Rocks," check it out at your nearest theater.

    Reviewed by Gerry O, KIDS FIRST! Film Critic.
    8nataliabatsko

    Let's have a battle of the bands!

    I enjoyed the first movie, sure it was a bit cliche, but still thanks to it's fantasy-high school mix, it became more than that and managed to entertain me and other fans around the globe. So obviously, Hasbro would make not 1, but 3 sequels, each having a different theme. This one is about music and battles!

    Some time after the first movie, the group of 3 sirens notice that there's Equestria magic, since it's exactly what they wanted, the trio decided to step in and try to get it. Meanwhile, Sunset Shimmer from the last movie tries to redeem herself, but outside of the mane 5, nobody would want to hang out. Later, when Sunset wanted to introduce Canterlot high to the Dazzlings (sirens), she noticed that they were after the magic and to get, they have to make everyone go against each other. So, Twilight Sparkle has to go back to the human world, create a song spell and banish the sirens. The plot is a big improvement over the first movie, since it has 2 things, that make the experience worthwhile. First the songs, they were upbeat and fun! Each one has a memorable melody and lyrics, except the spell song, but that one was intended to be bad! I especially love Shake your tail from Rainbooms and Under your spell from Dazzlings. They are different, since the latter one comes from the villains, and it sounds more evil in general, but I like how distinctive they are. Even Trixie got a song, but sadly, we barely heard it, because of Rainbooms arguing scene. But luckily, it's available online separately. And I especially loved the Welcome to the show song, which is a final battle scene between Rainbooms and Dazzlings. And the first time both would be face to face with each other. Speaking of the sirens, they are actually my favorite villains of the whole MLP Franchise. It consists of Adagio Dazzle, the leader who wants the power so bad, Aria Blaze, the more sarcastic type, and Sonata Dusk that is barely evil and rather eat tacos and have fun than taking goals seriously. All of them are surprisingly interesting, and I especially love their singing skills. The mane 7 characters still remain the same, except for Sunset. She used to be the meanest student, but now changed a lot, and wants everyone to see the good side of hers. I like how she progressed, thus making her seem real and relatable to some people. Yes, she did a lot of mistakes in the past, but we see that everyone can learn from their mistakes and start a new life. She's extremely different from her past self, and I'm proud of this decision of both the character and the writers.

    The story is mostly focused on the battle of the bands and trying to stop the villains from making everyone angry! Sure, still cliche, but even if that, it's at least more creative with the new music theming and even more mythology. The jokes aren't the strongest part of it, but it has moments, like Sonata just wanting to celebrate Taco Tuesday or when Maud pie (Pinkie's sister) would feed her pet rock. Lastly, the animation got better as well. I love the new costumes, since they are neon rainbow themed, and I noticed that the animation is more fluid since last time. Not to mention, they even added more background characters, like Photo Finish, Lyra and Bon bon, Derpy, Bulk Biceps, Octavia and even Cloud Kicker. This proves that Hasbro also cares about the fans who watch both the show and the movies, so they would add some fan favorites!

    This is honestly a great follow up to the first film, thanks to it's improved animation, more great friends and foes, amazing songs and a more entertaining plot. Definitely a must watch for Equestria girls and My little pony fans. Even if you never watched the first movie, you'd still like this one, but only of you either liked MLP or at least fine with it. Haters wouldn't like much though, maybe for the exception of the Dazzlings, cause I believe they can make anyone fall in love with them. Still, I'm very impressed by it, especially the soundtrack!
    7lebronyjames18

    A huge improvement over the previous film, but still not quite to the quality level "Friendship is Magic" is at

    The music is toe-tapping, catchy and fun to listen to, the animation is an improvement over the last film and as is usual with MLP, the voice acting is superb. It does feel like something is missing, though. It's not a bad movie by any means. I've watched it a couple times and found it to be entertaining both times. Be that is it may, I feel like "Friendship is Magic" has this certain charm and Rainbow Rocks just isn't able to emulate that charm.... maybe it's not trying to, though. Maybe it's trying to be its own thing.

    I enjoyed it more than the first movie but there's still a lot of room for improvement if they continue this film series. I'd give it watch.
    9ruhleva

    One of the best Equestria Girl Movies

    Dosent really add too much to the storyline to MLP but this was my favorite equestria girl movies. I loved all the songs the Dazzlings sang and their personalities, has an interesting storyline, not perfect but its mlp, out of all the other mlp movies this one probably had the best soundtrack and storyline.

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    • Trivia
      Rarity's line "We've forgiven you for your past...ahem...boo-boos" was ad libbed by Tabitha St. Germain.
    • Goofs
      When the Rainbooms levitate from the ground in the final battle, Twilight's extended ponytail is missing.
    • Quotes

      Sunset Shimmer: A demon. I turned into a raging she-demon.

      Pinkie Pie: And tried to turn everyone here into teenage zombies for your own personal army!

    • Crazy credits
      In a post-credits scene, the human world's version of Twilight is seen attempting to make sense of the unusual goings-on at Canterlot High and talks to her non-sentient dog, Spike.
    • Connections
      Edited from My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic: Princess Twilight Sparkle - Part 1 (2013)
    • Soundtracks
      Rainbow Rocks
      Lyrics & Music by Daniel Ingram

      Performed by Rebecca Shoichet, Ashleigh Ball, Shannon Chan-Kent, Andrea Libman, and Kazumi Evans

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    • Release date
      • September 27, 2014 (United States)
    • Countries of origin
      • United States
      • Canada
    • Official site
      • Hasbro [United States]
    • Languages
      • Hungarian
      • English
    • Also known as
      • My Little Pony: Equestria Girls - Rainbow Rocks
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      • DHX Media
      • Hasbro Studios
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      • $360,736
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      • 1h 15m(75 min)
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