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Wonder Park

Wonder Park

2019

In a whimsical wonderland where imagination reigns supreme, a curious young girl named June stumbles upon a magical amusement park that springs to life. With a cast of zany animal operators and the world's wildest rides, the thrill never subsides. But when disaster strikes, June and her ragtag gang of furry friends embark on an unforgettable quest to save the whimsical wonderland from destruction.

Runtime: 85 min

Box Office: $120M

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Ratings:

Metacritic

45

Metascore

5.5

User Score

Metacritic
review

34%

TOMATOMETER

review

44%

User Score

Metacritic

65.0

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User Score

Check out what happened in Wonder Park!

In a whimsical fusion of fantasy and reality, June Bailey (a precocious young girl with an imagination as boundless as her creativity) and her mother concocted a fantastical concept for Wonderland, a mystical amusement park where anthropomorphic animals brought its vibrant world to life. This merry band of characters included Boomer, a gentle giant of a bear who served as the park's warm welcome; Greta, a spirited wild boar with an adventurous heart; Gus and Cooper, beaver brothers united in their love of engineering; Steve, a prickly yet endearing porcupine dedicated to ensuring the safety of Wonderland's visitors; and Peanut, a quick-witted chimpanzee with the extraordinary ability to bring rides to life through his connection to June's mother's soothing voice. As June's mother's health began to decline, her absence forced June to confront the harsh realities of the world, causing her to drift away from Wonderland and eventually destroy the park's blueprints in a fit of frustration.

Later, June's father dispatched her to a math camp, where she interpreted his cryptic message as a plea for help. Seizing the opportunity to escape, June hatched a plan with her friend Banky to create a diversion on the bus, allowing her to make a daring break and return home to aid her father. However, instead of finding solace in her father's company, she stumbled upon a desolate Wonderland in the woods, beset by an ominous cloud known as the Darkness. June and the animals joined forces to repair Clockwork Swings, the park's intricate mechanism, but their efforts were thwarted by Chimpanzombies – former plush toys now empowered by the malevolent force of the Darkness.

As chaos reigned, June became separated from her new friends and found herself lost in a mystical realm known as Zero-G Land. There, she chanced upon Peanut hiding from the Darkness, his usually effervescent spirit crushed by the silence that had followed the loss of his connection to June's mother's voice. This poignant revelation prompted June to confront the truth: the Darkness was a manifestation of her own cynicism, born from her despair and frustration following her mother's illness.

As she fled Zero-G Land, June encountered Chimpanzombies, who captured Peanut, leaving her feeling helpless and alone. However, undeterred by the animals' initial rejection after learning of their abandonment, June set out to repair one of Wonderland's attractions, using her newfound understanding to create a beacon that drew her back to the park. With the piece of the blueprint in hand, she realized that she had been the source of the park's creativity all along. This epiphany empowered June to rescue Peanut and rally the animals, ultimately leading them to reform their team and join forces to vanquish the Darkness and save Wonderland from the clutches of despair.

As the Chimpanzombies attempt to drag Peanut into the abyss of the Darkness, the animals of Wonderland spring into action, determined to rescue their friend. June seizes the opportunity, leaping into the void and plummeting towards the unknown. With a fierce determination in her eyes, she promises Peanut that she will be his guiding voice, nurturing the flames of his imagination and shielding him from the encroaching darkness. In a flash of inspiration, she conceives a plan to construct a makeshift slide out of pliable straws, which Peanut helps bring to life. As they whizz down the wobbly chute, evading the grasping hands of their simian foes, June's attention is drawn to an enigmatic discovery: her name, inscribed in flowing cursive, is mysteriously linked to the blueprint piece for Clockwork Swings. With Peanut's assistance, she manages to reactivate the whimsical contraption, harnessing its power to dispel the darkness that had beset Wonderland. As the last vestiges of shadow dissipate, June interprets the lingering cloud as a poignant reminder of the importance of maintaining her imaginative spark.

With her mother, now fully recovered, by her side, June returns home and sets about recreating Wonderland in their own backyard. As she shares the fantastical tale with other children, her eyes shine with a sense of wonder, illuminating the magic that lies just beyond the edge of reality.