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Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole
2010
In this thrilling fantasy adventure, young Soren is swept away by his father's tales of bravery, seeking to join the legendary Guardians of Ga'Hoole. But when sibling rivalry turns deadly, Soren must escape the Pure Ones and embark on a perilous quest with fellow owlets to find the Great Tree and defeat the forces of darkness, all while uncovering the secrets of his family's past.
Runtime: 97 min
Box Office: $140M
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53
Metascore
8.2
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52%
TOMATOMETER
63%
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6.9 /10
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68.0
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Check out what happened in Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole!
In the tranquil Tyto Forest kingdom, a youthful barn owl named Soren (no actor name provided) resides with his family, enamored by the tales of his father about the legendary "Guardians of Ga'Hoole" - a band of fearless warrior owls who valiantly battled the malevolent Pure Ones. However, the seeds of discord are sown when Soren's older brother Kludd becomes envious of their flight lessons and pushes him off a branch, precipitating a catastrophic fall to the ground. The unfortunate duo is then abducted by Jatt and Jutt, two owls serving the Pure Ones, and whisked away to the foreboding St. Aegolius Academy for Orphaned Owls.
Upon arrival, Soren and his fellow captives are informed by Queen Nyra of the Pure Ones that they will be transformed into either soldiers or pickers - owls tasked with scouring for "flecks," magnetic metal fragments used to construct a devastating superweapon. While Kludd is indoctrinated into the ranks of the military, Soren and another owl named Gylfie are relegated to the menial task of picking, subjected to a brainwashing process dubbed "moon-blinking." However, both owls resist the conditioning, and their spirits remain unbroken.
Meanwhile, Grimble, a wise boreal owl, takes it upon himself to impart the art of flight to Soren and Gylfie. He implores them to seek out the fabled Great Tree of Ga'Hoole, only to meet a tragic demise at the hands of Queen Nyra. Soren and Gylfie manage to escape their predicament and soon encounter two additional owls - Digger and Twilight. In their makeshift sanctuary, Soren is reunited with Mrs. P, a perceptive western blind snake who has been the trusted nest maid for his family. She agrees to accompany them on their perilous quest to find the Guardians.
The motley crew embarks upon a treacherous journey toward the sea of Hoolemere, navigating through treacherous snowstorms and encountering formidable challenges along the way. In the midst of their odyssey, Digger's wings become encased in ice, causing him to plummet into the frigid waters below. Their rescue is orchestrated by none other than Boron and Barran, the revered king and queen of the Guardians, who guide them toward the legendary shrine of the Guardians. Upon arrival, Soren shares with the Guardians the nefarious plans concocted by the Pure Ones, prompting Boron to dispatch Allomere, a stalwart great grey owl, to investigate the machinations at St. Aegolius Academy.
As Soren delves deeper into the mystical Tree of Ga'Hoole, he finds solace in the watchful eyes of Otulissa, a youthful short-eared owl who tends to the tree's ancient wisdom. Meanwhile, Ezylryb, his enigmatic mentor, is revealed to be none other than Lyze of Kiel, the legendary warrior who vanquished Metal Beak and shattered Nyra's mate. The revelation sends ripples throughout the Guardians, as Allomere returns from a reconnaissance mission with the somber news that two of his comrades-in-arms fell victim to an ambush. Furthermore, he brings back not one, but two moon-blinked owlets, including Soren's younger sister Eglantine, whose presence sets off a chain reaction of events that will forever alter the course of their lives.
As the Guardians prepare for battle, they unwittingly fly into a trap set by Nyra and her ruthless cohorts. Eglantine's whispered confession to Soren - that Kludd was responsible for her moon-blinking and subsequent surrender to Allomere - shatters his trust in their supposed ally, leaving him with an unbearable truth: the Guardians are mere pawns in a deadly game. At St. Aegolius, they stumble upon Metal Beak holding captive the very owls they sought to protect, surrounded by an army of bats.
As Twilight, Gylfie, and Digger valiantly fend off the aerial assault, Soren navigates treacherous terrain, dodging flames and outsmarting deadly traps. His determination is put to the ultimate test when he faces off against his brother Kludd, now a zealous Pure One consumed by an insatiable hunger for glory. The brothers engage in a fierce battle, their bond tested by the unforgiving forces of fate. In the end, Kludd meets his apparent demise, plummeting into the fiery abyss below.
Soren's anguish is tempered by a sense of vindication as he strikes down Metal Beak with a blazing branch, sending Nyra and her remaining Pure Ones retreating in disarray. Back at the Tree of Ga'Hoole, Soren, Gylfie, Digger, and Twilight are welcomed into the fold as new Guardians, their trials by fire forging an unbreakable bond between them.
In a poignant moment, Soren recounts the tale to a gathering of young owlets, painting a vivid picture of the horrors they've faced and the perils that still lurk on the horizon. As the storm clouds gather once more, the owls take flight, their journey far from over, but their resolve stronger than ever.