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"Happy Feet" is a 2006 American-Australian computer-animated comedy-drama film with music, directed and co-written by George Miller. It was produced at Sydney-based visual effects and animation studio Animal Logic for Warner Bros., Village Roadshow Pictures and Kingdom Feature Productions and was released in North America on November 17, 2006. It is the first animated feature film produced by Kennedy Miller in association with visual effects/design company Animal Logic. Though primarily an animated film, "Happy Feet" does incorporate live action humans in certain scenes. The film was simultaneously released in both conventional theatres and in IMAX 2D format. The studio had hinted that a future IMAX 3D release was a possibility. Unfortunately, that was not possible because Warner Bros., the film’s production company, was on too tight of a budget to release "Happy Feet" in IMAX digital 3D. Their previous release of "The Ant Bully" in IMAX digital 3D had cost the company a big amount of money, so they did not have too much to spare for "Happy Feet". "Happy Feet" won the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature and was nominated for the Annie Award for Best Animated Feature. The film was dedicated in memory of Nick Enright, Michael Jonson, Robby McNeilly Green, and Steve Irwin. Set in an Antarctic emperor penguin colony, the film established that every penguin must make a unique song called a "heartsong" to attract a mate. If the female likes the male and his song, and if it fits with the female's and helps complete it, the two penguins mate. This is based in fact, since emperor couples court each other and recognize one another by their unique calls. One penguin named Norma Jean (voiced by Nicole Kidman) sings the song "Kiss", whereupon a male penguin named Memphis (voiced by Hugh Jackman) sings "Heartbreak Hotel". Norma Jean chooses him as her mate. They couple and Norma Jean lays an egg. The egg is left in Memphis's care while Norma Jean and the other females leave to fish for several weeks. While the males are struggling through the harsh winter, Memphis drops the egg, briefly exposing it to the freezing Antarctic temperatures. The resulting chick - the film's protagonist, Mumble (voiced by Elizabeth Daily) - has blue eyes, ever-lasting down feathers, a late hatch and a terrible singing voice. However, Mumble has a talent that none of the other penguins had ever seen before: tap dancing. This ability, however, is frowned upon by the colony's elders, who do not tolerate deviance of any kind. As a result, Mumble is ostracized throughout his childhood, with only his mother and his best friend Gloria (voiced by Alyssa Shafer) to turn to for compassion. One day Mumble wanders into a secluded area, where he is free to be himself and dance. But Mumble is interrupted when the Boss Skua (voiced by Anthony LaPaglia) and his posse Dino (voiced by Danny Mann), Frankie (voiced by Michael Cornacchia), and Vinnie (voiced by Mark Klastorin) fly down and plan to consume the dancing baby penguin. Mumble stalls by asking the leader of the pack about a yellow band that is attached to his right ankle. The Boss Skua tells Mumble that he had gotten abducted by "aliens"; the result leaving him with the mysterious yellow band. The "aliens" the Skuas bird speaks of are actually human beings. Mumble narrowly escapes the hungry birds by falling into a small crevice. Mumble grows into an adult (voiced by Elijah Wood), still half-covered in fluffy down. Mumble's class is graduating, and although Mumble has not graduated, he joins them on their first unaccompanied trip into the ocean. His class ends their day by partying on an iceberg. Mumble constantly interrupts the singing party and is forced to enjoy the party on a small, separate iceberg. Mumble dozes off and wakes to find himself alone; his class gone. A hungry leopard seal (voiced by Roger Rose) chases him off the small iceberg, and the penguin finds himself far from his home and within the carefree colony of adelie penguins. These adelie penguins are small in stature, but fiercely loyal to those they call friends. He quickly befriends a small group of bachelors who form a club of sorts called the Amigos: the leader, Ramon (voiced by Robin Williams), the brothers Raul (voiced by Lombardo Boyar) and Nestor (voiced by Carlos Alazraqui), and twin brothers Rinaldo (voiced by Jeffrey Garcia) and Lombardo (voiced by Johnny A. Sanchez). The Amigos quickly embrace Mumble's dance moves and assimilate him into their misfit group. Mumble's joy at finding acceptance is cut short when he accidentally starts an avalanche with the Amigos and causes a hidden human excavator to tumble out from a glacier. Mumble catches a glimpse of this mysterious machine and is intrigued. Driven by curiosity, he sets out to find the "aliens" responsible for the machine. In Mumble's old home, it is mating season, and Gloria (voiced by Brittany Murphy) is the center of attention. Although she is surrounded by a large horde of suitors including Seymour (voiced by Fat Joe), none of them or their heartsongs interest her whatsoever. At this point, Ramon stands behind a newly-arrived Mumble and sings a Spanish version of "My Way". Gloria however isn't fooled, for she knows Mumble can't sing. She notices Ramon behind Mumble and shoves him away to reveal the little penguin. Goria becomes angry and turns her back on Mumble. Mumble tries to explain himself, saying that the front was the best he can offer. But it's no use, Mumble clearly has no heartsong, and Gloria continues towards the other males visibly distraught at Mumbles apparent fate to live life alone. As a last resort, Mumble tries to persuade her to sing along to his tapping rhythm. Gloria is reluctant at first but, because of her own latent affectionate feelings for him, she complies. She finds to her joy that Mumble's rhythm fits with her melody just as a heartsong would. As Mumble's beat speeds up, Gloria finds the chorus to her heartsong, and realizes it's "Boogie Wonderland", a dance song. Overcome with happiness that they can now be mates, the pair begin dancing, along with the other penguins. Noah the elder (voiced by Hugo Weaving), sees the lack of fish as punishment from the Great 'Guin, their god, for Mumble's dancing. Mumble tries to explain about the mysterious "aliens" he had heard about and that they are the cause of the scarceness of fish, but the only two penguins that believe him are his mother and Gloria. Noah exiles Mumble from the colony as a result of his strange ways and theories. Before Mumble leaves, he vows that he will find the real cause of the famine. He travels across vast territories with the Amigos and Lovelace (voiced by Robin Williams), a self-worshiping rockhopper. Gloria tries to help him but Mumble, out of fear for her safety, does whatever it takes to get rid of her - namely, insulting her singing talents. The group treks onward, traveling under harsh conditions. During their journey, they meet a group of elephant seals named Nev (voiced by Nicholas McKay), Kev (voiced by Tiriel Mora), Trev (voiced by Steve Irwin), and Barry (voiced by Richard Carter) who warn them of "Annihilators", who are presumably the same "aliens" Mumble seeks. After narrowly escaping from two killer whales, the penguins finally come face to face with a legion of huge commercial trawlers, all laden with fish caught around the Antarctic coast. Mumble follows after them, leaving his friends behind to bear testament to his legacy. After swimming and being tossed around by sea currents, Mumble ends up in a penguin exhibit at a marine park (closely resembling the Penguin Encounter at SeaWorld). He fervently tries to communicate with the "aliens" that surround him. When his pleas fail, Mumble nearly succumbs to madness after three months of confinement in the sterile glass prison. When a child taps on the glass wall one day, Mumble is woken from his stupor and dances in response, whereupon the child appears to run away. He becomes disappointed until she comes back with her mother. Soon, a large crowd gathers around the exhibit, taking pictures and telling their friends of this marvel. He is released back into the wild, now with more adult feathers and a tracking device strapped to his back. He leads the humans home to his native colony. The other penguins are skeptical at first, but when Gloria notices the beeping tracking device, they realized that this was absolute proof that the “aliens” truly did exist. They were also aware that they were all wrong to judge Mumble on his theories and his dancing than actually listen to his reason. Now convinced, the penguins (along with the once-stubborn elders) once again dance alongside Mumble in hopes of getting the humans' attention. Soon, a research team arrives and films the penguins dancing, and the humans begin to dance along with the rhythm. They bring this footage back to the human world. Different governments debate what to make of this footage and a worldwide debate ensues. They soon realize that they are overfishing the Antarctic waters, and conclude that perhaps the penguins were trying to communicate that to them. Antarctic fishing is banned, and the fish population recovers. At this, the Emperor Penguins and the Amigos dance and celebrate their triumph. A dancing baby penguin seen at the end is implied to be the child of Mumble and Gloria. In the credits, the characters reunite to dance for the final number "Song of the Heart".

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