| Jane Hoop Elementary: The Magic Ball | |
 Theatrical release poster | |
| Directed by | Chris Weitz |
|---|---|
| Produced by | Steven Spielberg Derek Todd Drake Jones |
| Written by | Brian Clark |
| Based on | Jane Hoop Elementary: The Magic Ball by Rita Christensen |
| Starring | Blake Brown Ben Linkin Amy Tammie Brandon Simpson Bloom Dee Brooke Timer George Jones Natasha Richardson Arthur Walters Keira Knightley George Clooney |
| Music by | James Horner |
| Cinematography | Andrew Vanish |
| Editing by | Andrew Vanish |
| Production company | Spyglass Enterniment |
| Distributed by | Paramount Pictures |
| Release dates | October 24, 2005 (London premiere) November 11, 2005 (United States) |
| Running time | 158 minutes |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
| Budget | $150 million |
| Box office | $895.4 million |
Jane Hoop Elementary: The Magic Ball is a 2005 American superhero film directed by Chris Weitz from a screenplay by Brian Clark, based on the 2000 novel with the same name by Rita Christensen. It is the sequel to Jane Hoop Elementary: Goldeman's Revenge (2003) and the fourth installment in the Jane Hoop Elementary film series. The film stars Blake Brown, Ben Linkin, Amy Tammie, Brandon Simpson and Bloom Dee as young children as superheroes. The story follows five sixth graders (Danny, Alec, Rebecca, Cory and Jaquille) in their fourth year as superheroes discovering a very powerful object called The Magic Ball, which can use for anyone to make any wishes they want as Catwoman's next evil plan to use it's power to take over the world.
Principal photography took place in May 2004, and the film was released on November 11, 2005, by Paramount Pictures. It became the second Jane Hoop Elementary film to be released in IMAX. It enjoyed its successful run at the box office grossing $895 million worldwide, becoming the second highest-grossing film of 2005 and the sixth highest-grossing film in the series.
The film was nominated for 2006 Academy Awards with a couple of nominations. It is praised as one of the best reviewed film in the series praising on its storyline, performances from actors and its dark tone as compared to the previous films. It was followed by Jane Hoop Elementary: Morphin the Power in 2007.
Plot[]
Danny Gorden has waken up from a nightmare that a young man named Howard Lukins being murdered by one of Catwoman's army with a magical The Magic Ball that crashes in the forest, Morphin the Power. He was out hunting with his wife Katie Ferguson-Lukins till she found his body and got murdered as well. The Magic Ball was one of the powerful weapon used for good and evil. It was found by Belle Lamar, Catwoman's good friend. Catwoman plans to used it to source it's power to rule the world but first she must defeat the Jane Hoop Elementary heroes. To get his mind of of things, he attends the school field trip to Bengals Football Game with Alec, Rebecca, Cory and Jaquille. There, an attack occurs knocking Danny unconscious. The man with dark powers cast a signal of Catwoman's return.
After hearing the news of the Magic Ball, the heroes quests to retrieve it and keep it safe. As located in Morphin the Power as they arrive too late as Belle captures The Magic Ball first before the heroes did. Before the heroes return back the the Jane Hoop Elementary Base, Catwoman's Army entered the Base and Catwoman uses the power of the Magic Ball to demolish the Base to be destroyed, damaging the screen sensors. After arriving back to Cincinnati, Catwoman steals the heroes powers. She than teleports to Washington DC White House, than kidnaps president of the United Sates George Bush and held him hostage. She tortures him to announce to the entire United States on live TV to stand by Catwoman. She fails to attempt to also Goldenman's powers as he admits that his powers are protected by its ultimate power. With Goldenman's power, he scans Catwoman's location to be at the Duke Energy Convention Center. He teleports them them to stop her. As the fight against her, Catwoman uses their stolen powers to hostage them and transforms them into animals participating in a magic show act. At the end, they escape from the act and wishes themselves back to normal, and regain back their powers. The Magic Ball did turn them back to humans, but Catwoman put a blocking spell from getting their powers back. She and her group started a fire burning the building down trapping the kids. Goldenman arrives in time to save them as they teleport away before the building explodes.
Catwoman decides to head to her hometown Turbo of Catland to wishes the entire world to belong to her. The heroes journeys on the sea to Turbo of Catland and stop Catwoman before its too late. As the heroes travel alone on their J.H.E. boat, they got attacked by Catwoman's ocean monster. They narrowly escape from it, sending them crash flying to Turbo of Catland. There were too late to stop her as Catwoman already put the Magic ball in a portal to put an end of the world with the Magic Ball. The got attacked by the tribal natives who praises Catwoman's evil work. Powerless and hopeless, Alec wishes triggers the Magic Ball's powers to send them back to Cincinnati.
The city downtown is looks to be deserted following Catowman's natural disasters with the Magic Ball as the portal of the end of the world is complete. As she summons the Magic Ball with her powers, she freezes time. Everyone around the world remained frozen, except for Danny and his friends. She summons the Polar Bear monsters that freezes Alec, Cory and Jaquille and Rebecca is stabbed by Belle with a dagger thrown at her saving Danny and dies on his arms. Without his powers, Danny confronts Catwoman as he still managed to perform karate moves on his own, outsmarting Catwoman by grabbing the ball from her. With the possession of the Magic Ball, he successfully posses the power to unfreeze time returning everything back to normal, saving his friends. Afterwards, he regain his powers back and orders Catwoman and her team to surrender and turn themselves into the police. Belle actives the smoke bombs leading the group to escape before the police and FBI arrive to capture them.
As the Magic Ball couldn't revive Rebecca's corpse, Goldenman successfully heals her with his powers. The president thanks the heroes for his rescue and has rewarded them as the "best superheroes in the world". They teleport the president home safely and reunites with his wife and two daughters. The heroes kept the Magic Ball in a security safe where evil won't gain access. In school, Danny and his friends bid a farewell to their elementary school as they prepare to begin their new chapter in middle school with Danny admitting to his friends that they are no longer kids and things will be different for now on.
Cast[]
- Blake Brown as Danny Gorden, a 11-year-old sixth grade student and leader of Jane Hoop Elementary superhero team as a main target in a battle against Dr. Catwoman.
- Ben Linkin as Alec Gutzwiller, Danny's best friend, member of Jane Hoop Elementary and the muscles of the group.
- Amy Tammie as Rebecca Henry, Danny's other best friend, member of Jane Hoop Elementary and shield protection of the group.
- Brandon Simpson as Cory Berning, Danny's childhood friend, member of Jane Hoop Elementary, sidekick and the brains of the group.
- Bloom Dee as Jaquille Short, Danny's other childhood friend, and member of Jane Hoop Elementary, and other sidekick of the group.
- Barbara Blue as Naudia Gorden, Danny's cousin and supporter of Jane Hoop Elementary team.
- Arthur Walters as Goldenman, mentor of Jane Hoop Elementary.
- George Jones as Mayor James Watson, Mayor of Cincinnati.
- Natasha Richardson as Bella Watson, Mayor's wife.
- Brooke Timer as Dr. Catwoman, the heroes' archenemy.
- Rebecca Dee as Shego Dalma, Catwoman's teammate.
- Stephen Johnson as Shadow the Monkeyman, Catwoman's other teammate.
Pirates of the Caribbean actress Keira Knightley joins the franchise as new character Belle Lamar, Catwoman's childhood friend, also a scientist and well skilled spy involving massive robberies. Charlie Anderson and Dan Williams reprise their roles as Jack Rowe and McKenzie Bradford, respectively. Nick Richards, Jessica Alder and Elliot Martinson reprise their roles as Jane Hoop Elementary SWAT Team defenders. Drew Barrymore and Nick Lachey got their roles in the film as treasure hunting married couple Katie and Luke Ferguson. George Clooney appear as George W. Bush, the 43rd president of the United States, in the film as one of Catwoman's kidnappers and easy terrorizer for the country for Catwoman after taking possession of the Magic Ball. Bush's wife Laura is portrayed by Kassi DePaiva Two daughters Barbara is portrayed by Bridget Regan and Jenna is portrayed by Julia Stiles.
Production[]
Development[]
While working on production of Jane Hoop Elementary: Goldenman's Revenge, Paramount Pictures green lights the film version of Jane Hoop Elementary: The Magic Ball with most of the staff and cast members expecting to return. After Goldenman's Revenge, the Jane Hoop Elementary film franchise has moved up from one-year to a two-year window.
Chris Weitz was chosen to direct The Magic Ball film after Francis Lawerence, director of Goldenman's Revenge, confirms that he would not be returning as director for the fourth installment due to him working on another film project, Constantine. Steven Spielberg, Drake Jones and Derek Todd all returned as film produces, and Brian Clark back as a film writer. It is Spielberg's final time producing the Jane Hoop Elementary films.
| “ | In concluding the film franchise, we feel like that Jane Hoop Elementary: The Magic Ball is the darkest chapter that I have ever written yet, so this movie should be very big. | ” |
— Rita Christensen about the film. June 25, 2004.
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After wrapping up filming Goldenman's Revenge, Clark announced that he began working on writing the scripts for The Magic Ball in late 2003. He reacts on how the franchise of the Jane Hoop Elementary books has significantly grown to be more on the dark side rather than keeping the series on a family friendly side stating: "We see the growth of the community of the series has grown out of it's roots. In this chapter, there will be a lot of major changes with the story, background history and the characters to make it more a grown up and more serious version of the children literature." He also states that this film not only is combined as a superhero film, but also involves magic making this brand as a "superhero fantasy film" stating: "This one we see more magic stunts, than we did in superhero stunts, which would make this one even more epic than the first three movies".
Filming[]
The football scene in the film took place at Paul Brown Stadium, showing the events of the Bengals competing against Denver Broncos for the scene where the stadium is under attack.
Pre-production and rehearsals for The Magic Ball began on April 15, 2004. Principal photography took place on May 24, 2004 and wrapped around the start of January 2005.
The film is filmed in Cincinnati, Ohio for a main location including Jane Hoop Elementary Base and Catwoman's Base at the government square in downtown as well as the main hangout location for the heroes and the allies. Morphin the Power is filmed in Oakwood, Mississouri for the some parts of the scenes from the movie taking place for Morphin the Power, and Catland is shot at the Hinchinbrook Island in Australia for some parts of the scenes from the movie taking place in Turbo of Catland. Christensen got very excited that she wants the movie to go into different places in the real world like he characters has never been there before. Most of the scenes are being shot in green screen.
The kids' elementary school of the Mount Healthy city school distract is being filmed in Hamilton County, Ohio. The football game scene of the film took place in Paul Brown Stadium of downtown Cincinnati. Production temporarily moved to White House in Washington, DC to film an actual scene where the president of the United States gets kidnapped by Catwoman, Shego and Monkeyman. The action scene where Catwoman performs magic tricks and turning the heroes into animals took place at the Duke Convention Center.
Settings[]
Jane Hoop Elementary: The Magic Ball is set in the year from summer 2005 to spring 2006, making Danny, Rebecca, Alec and Cory, now 11-12 years old, and in their final years of being pre-teens. However, Jaquille is the oldest member of the team only being one year old making him 13 years old, the first teenager of the team. The film took place yet another two years after the events of the last film, Jane Hoop Elementary: Goldenman's Revenge, which is set in 2003. Brooke Ashton, who designed costume from the previous films, has designed many costumes for the cast members. New character Belle's outfit is designed as a black latex suit making the character to look as a evil and sexy top secret spy being the perfect sidekick for Catwoman. Majority of the action scenes were filmed by some action sequences by some stunt workers. As the camera wants to focus on little close shot of action scenes with the real actors, the child actors managed to film their own stunt scenes to filmed fighting scenes of good against evil.
Special effects of the creatures including Catwoman's water monster, the evil Polar Bears attacking the city by freezing them, and the dragon being summed by Catwoman are being used by CGI and 3D to make them look real in life. The football game scene of the film shows the events of the Cincinnati Bengals competing against Denver Broncos. Multiple of magic scenes were filmed with CGI affect that blends up reality of magic. In the scene where Catwoman turns Danny and his friends into animals is being blended in CG. Danny was a red monkey, Rebecca was a pink cat, Alec was a blue lion, Cory was a yellow fox and Jaquille was a black rabbit. Christensen describes the scene as a comedy part of the film where Catwoman forces the kids as animals perform magic tricks.
Producer Todd states: "we want to make this film to be on a family friendly note, despite seeing the growth of the movies in the last five years. Seeing a superhero movie adding magic scenes from the Magic Ball that we would combined the category as a superhero fantasy movie mixing it up to be one of the darkest movie in the series as ever, even darker than the last movie."
Music[]
- Main article: Jane Hoop Elementary: The Magic Ball (soundtrack)
- Main article: Music of the Jane Hoop Elementary films
James Horner announces that he will compose the songs for the fourth film of the popular Jane Hoop Elementary film series, replacing Hans Zimmer, who composed the first three films. The soundtrack was released on November 8, 2005, three days before the film's theatrical release on November 11, 2005.
Distribution[]
Marketing[]
The exclusive look for Jane Hoop Elementary: The Magic Ball was released on April 15, 2005. The film's trailer was released on April 29, 2005. It's full length new trailer debuts only in theaters during the premiere of War of the Worlds on June 29, 2005. It was not released online until July 1, 2005, two days later. The video game version of the film was released on November 9, 2005, two days ahead of the film's theatrical release. It was designed by EA Games. Like the predecessors, LEGO Designs for the film were released.
Home Media[]
The film was released on DVD in North America on April 28, 2006, United Kingdom on April 24, 2006 and Australia on April 20, 2006. It was available in one- and two-disc editions as well as 8-set disc featuring all of the first four films. Both the widescreen and full-screen versions of the DVD. The film sold over $219,151,501 copies, the second best-selling DVD of 2006.
Different from the Book[]
The Magic Ball was the second longest behind the fourth book, with 23 pages, and 212 pages and 34 chapters long. Into the first chapter of the book, the beginning of the book appears that there was a flashback about "The Magic Ball" has been created, when the god may created this ball into a black color. Within a different color of The Magic Ball, it is painted for a color black, original into illustrate by Joan Hewitt. The different of the Magic Ball was suppose to be black inside the book, but into the film, the Magic Ball was suppose that it was to be colored pink. When Black was made into the book, and Pink was made into a movie. Different colors of the Magic Ball was much a different size color. And a flashback of The Magic Ball has been removed from the movie, and letting also be a long beginning of Men fishing boating, the office took a scene after the beginning of Catwoman, couldn't start her fight against Jane Hoop Elementary. The scene where The Dance Scene was shown, it has been cut inside the film, only the dance scene, when providing Catwoman taking over Danny's actual mind using a magical weapon the Black ball, "The Magic Ball", but was suppose to be a pink ball, "The Magic Ball" into the film. The Dance scene where Danny's mind was out of control has been remove from the film.
Sequence of an Event, Rebecca kisses Alec into the cheeks at the third chapter for the book, after working out into the gym with their friends, in the film, Rebecca hasn't kiss Alec into his cheeks at all. While often having Pizza for Lunch, the scene were set into the "Pizza Store", but into the film, it was only set into the "Jane Hoop Elementary Base", when providing having lunch at home. In Morphin the Power, the gang feel into a hole at the second power, which fell into a trap. Following the following, the trap door also appears into the book, when feel into a trap again, making the gang having the worse saving the day ever feel to the trap door.
The romantic scene of Naudia and Alec were seen on a boat, when searching to reach to Catland to get Catwoman with The Magic Ball, begins kissing, and let for Cory and Jaquille playing cards. In the film, Naudia hasn't caught on a boat kissing with Alec kissing for a romantic scene. Alec starts playing cards with Cory and Jaquille. In the book, George W. Bush as Himself, Laura Bush as Herself, Barbara Pierce Bush as Herself and Jenna Welch Hager as Herself were not promoted, but they do appear into the book, displaying to start having characters to be guess star into this adventure, while The Cincinnati Reds Baseball appears into the book of this adventure.
In the book, Danny starts meeting with The Cincinnati Reds team at the Studio, often to start their model of Jane Hoop Elementary before the attack of Catwoman, before she returns to destroy Jane Hoop Elementary and kidnapping a red star attacking with Black Magic Ball. In the meantime in the movie, Danny and the gang starts meeting the President of the United States George W. Bush, since the president for 2000, while Dr. Catwoman returns for a attack for Jane Hoop Elementary, by kidnapping George, and attack with Pink Magic Ball. The Attack of the Boat, The gang get brought magically to Catland quickly while Catwoman wasn't there; she used the Magic Ball tricking them to travel back in Cincinnati, Ohio from the book. She had made a plan both same idea from the book and film, but the attack of the Catwind from the book, but was Catwater in the film, Catwater pushes the gang back to Cincinnati, Ohio, when Catwoman made a joke to them, when she return back in Cincinnati begin to rule the world, respond "try and catch me!".
Reaction[]
Box office[]
The United States world premiere for the film took place in New York City on November 3, 2005. The United Kingdom premiere took place in London on October 24, 2005. It opened in 3,857 theaters where it enjoyed its box office performance and a successful run of 20 weeks in theaters before closing for good on March 30, 2006. After grabbing $39 million on its opening day, the fifth highest opening day and single day of all-time, it debuts with $104.4 million in its opening weekend. This made The Magic Ball the fourth biggest opening weekend of all-time after Spider-Man ($114.8 million), Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith ($108.4 million) and Shrek 2 ($108 million), as well as the second biggest 2005 opening behind Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith. In addition, it has the biggest opening weekend in the Jane Hoop Elementary film franchise until Jane Hoop Elementary: The Final Rush - Part 1 broke a new record in 2010 with $129 million and the biggest opening weekend record for a November debut surpassing Jane Hoop Elementary: Goldenman's Revenge ($92.4 million). It held November record for four years until 2009 when The Twilight Saga: New Moon, also released in November, made $142.8 million in it's opening weekend. For Paramount Pictures' terms, it has the studio's biggest opening weekend of all-time surpassing Goldenman's Revenge and held the record for nearly four years until Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen dethrone the studio's new record in 2009 with $108 million.
The Magic Ball grossed $895 million worldwide which made it 2005's second highest-grossing film behind Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire and the ninth highest-grossing film of all-time. It was also the year's third highest-grossing film in the U.S. with $291 million domestically behind Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith and The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe and the second highest-grossing film at the non-American box office with $604 million closely behind Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire ($606.8 million), thus the film surprised The Revenge of the Sith ($468.4 million) and The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe ($453.3 million). The Magic Ball was once the second highest-grossing Jane Hoop Elementary film in the series only behind The First ($972 million) surpassing The Cyber Escape ($877 million). After all of the films in the franchise are released, The Magic Ball is now the sixth highest-grossing film in the Jane Hoop Elementary franchise behind The Final Rush - Part 2 ($1.329 billion), The First ($1.019 billion), The Final Rush - Part 1 ($980 million), Morphin the Power ($957 million) and Turbo of Catland ($945 million).
Critical reception[]
Director Chris Weitz praises The Magic Ball as his best work yet.
The Magic Ball become one of the franchise's best reviewed film ever. Like the last films, it also gained very positive reviews, with most of them calling it the darkest Jane Hoop Elementary film yet, due to the cast members, who played the characters in the film, from the films have grown into pre-teens. It ranked a fresh 92% from Rotten Tomatoes, making it the highest rating Hoop film to date. It hold the record for nearly six years until Jane Hoop Elementary: The Final Rush - Part 2 set a new franchise record, which earned 95%, also from Rotten Tomatoes, and also gained positive reviews. The Magic Ball than ranked 81% from Metacritics, making it the fourth most reviewed film on the chart for the franchise, behind The Final Rush - Part 2, The Cyber Escape and Goldenman's Revenge. And finally, Yahoo! Movies scored the film a positive B+ grade, a better score from the first two film; The Cyber Escape and Goldenman's Revenge. The First scored an A.
The New York Daily News has praised by the film for the both its humor and on its Fantasy world.[3] The young child actors has praised on demonstrating a "fantastic range of subtle emotions", particularly with Blake Brown whom sexual described for delivering as a "primital and nuanced of sailing performance" The new cast were also to praised: was to described as "amazing"; Keira Knightley's make scenes as Belle Lamar to described as "awesome"; and Arthur Walters played Goldenman as entered for his second time that described "as a good person".[3]
Hollywood Reporter gave the film a positive review, calling it "darker than ever, with intense action sequences, featuring monsters and supernatural creatures." Jane Hoop Elementary: The Magic Ball ranked #1 for being the most anticipated film of 2005, beating Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire and Star Wars III: Revenge of the Sith. The Magic Ball director Chris Weitz praises the film as one of his best worked he has ever directed. He praises on the film's storyline, acting and background and he describes all of them as a beautiful work that makes this as big as a rock.
The Magic Ball also met with negative reviews and one of them is the film's MPPA rating due to the film's darker tone form the first three films. The film was criticized about the film's tone praising that most scenes are too scary for children, and should have kept the PG-13 rating, instead of a PG rating, despite many parents fear of their children being involved watching violence.
Accolades[]
| Award | Category | Result | Recipient |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2006 Kids' Choice Awards | Favorite Movie | Jane Hoop Elementary: The Magic Ball | Nominated |
| 2007 MTV Movie Awards | Breakthrough Male Performance | Blake Brown | Won |
| Phoenix Film Critics Society Awards | Best Family Film | Won | |
| Best Newcomer | Blake Brown | Nominated | |
| Best Youth Performance | Amy Tammie | Nominated | |
| Best Costume Design | Nominated | ||
| Best Original Score | Dan Wilson | Nominated | |
| Best Production Design | Nominated | ||
| Best Visual Effects | Robert Legato, Nick Davis, John Richardson, Roger Guyett | Nominated | |
| 12th Producers Guild of America Awards | Producer of the Year Award in Theatrical Motion Pictures | Nominated | |
| Satellite Awards | Best Motion Picture, Animated or Mixed Media | Nominated | |
| Best Film Editing | Nominated | ||
| Best Art Direction | Nominated | ||
| Best Visual Effects | Nominated | ||
| Outstanding New Talent Special Achievement Award | Ben Linkin | Won | |
| 30th Saturn Awards | Best Fantasy Film | Nominated | |
| Best Director | Chris Columbus | Nominated | |
| Best Supporting Actor | George Jones | Nominated | |
| Best Supporting Actress | Nathalie Richardson | Nominated | |
| Best Performance by a Younger Actor | Blake Brown | Nominated | |
| Best Performance by a Younger Actress | Amy Tammie | Nominated | |
| Best Costumes | Won | ||
| Best Make-Up | Nominated | ||
| Best Special Effects | Robert Legato, Nick Davis, Roger Guyett, John Richardson | Nominated | |
| Sierra Awards | Best Family Film | Won | |
| Teen Choice Awards | Choice Movie, Drama/Action Adventure | Nominated | |
| Young Artist Awards | Best Family Feature Film – Drama | Nominated | |
| Best Performance in a Feature Film – Leading Young Actress | Amy Tammie | Won | |
| Best Performance in a Feature Film – Supporting Young Actor | Barbara Blue | Nominated | |
| Best Ensemble in a Feature Film | Nominated | ||
| Most Promising Young Newcomer | Ben Linkin | Won |
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External links[]
- Jane Hoop Elementary: The Magic Ball at the Internet Movie Database
- Jane Hoop Elementary: The Magic Ball at Allmovie
- Jane Hoop Elementary: The Magic Ball at Rotten Tomatoes
- Jane Hoop Elementary: The Magic Ball at Box Office Mojo