The Loud House Movie

The Loud House Movie
Directed by	Chris Savino Co-Directed By Dave Needham
Screenplay by	Chris Savino Karen Malach Kevin Sullivan Chris Viscardi
Story by	Michael Rubiner
Based on	The Loud House by Chris Savino
Based on	Characters by Chris Savino
Produced by	Karen Malach
Produced by	Co-Produced By Chris Viscardi
Starring	Asher Bishop David Tennant Michelle Gomez Tex Hammond Jill Talley Brian Stepanek Catherine Taber Liliana Mumy Nika Futterman Cristina Pucelli Jessica DiCicco Grey DeLisle Lara Jill Miller Katy Townsend Andre Robinson
Edited by	Peter Ettinger
Music by	Philip White (additional music) Doug Rockwell
Production company	Paramount Animation Nickelodeon Movies Nickelodeon Animation Studios Animation Services Provided By Jam Filled Entertainment Overseas Animation Provided By Digital eMation Inc. Mercury Filmworks Bardel Entertainment, Inc. Snipple Animation Studios Yeson Animation Studios Additional Animation Services Provided By Titmouse, Inc.
Distributed by	Netflix
Release date	August 20, 2021 (2021-08-20)
Running time	99 minutes
Language	English
Country	United States
Rating	PG (MPAA)

The Loud House Movie is a 2021 American 2D hand-drawn/traditional animated musical comedy film featuring characters from the Nickelodeon series The Loud House. The movie is poduced by Paramount Animation, Nickelodeon Movies and Nickelodeon Animation Studios with animation services provided by Jam Filled Entertainment in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, with the former having provided the animation for the television series, it was directed by the series creator Chris Savino, co-directed Dave Needham in his directorial debut, from a screenplay by Kevin Sullivan and Chris Viscardi, and starring the voices of Asher Bishop, David Tennant, Michelle Gomez. Katy Townsend, and the regular voice cast of the series; consisting of Tex Hammond, Jill Talley, Brian Stepanek, Catherine Taber, Liliana Mumy, Nika Futterman, Cristina Pucelli, Jessica DiCicco, Grey DeLisle, Lara Jill Miller, and Andre Robinson, reprising their respective roles. It tells the story of the Louds going to Scotland where they learn that they are descended from royalty.

The film was originally going to be theatrically released in 2020 by Paramount Pictures. Instead, the film had a digital release on Netflix on August 20, 2021. It was met with mixed to positive reviews from critics, praising its animation, acting, and songs, while some criticized the plot.

Plot

The Loud family have a celebratory dinner where Lincoln begins to think that he lives in the shadow of his sisters.

After a talk with Clyde McBride about where one side of his family came from, Lincoln asks his parents the same question. While Rita states that most of her family came from Royal Woods, Lynn Loud Sr. is unsure about his side of the family. This leads to Lisa doing an experiment where she traces Lynn Sr.'s heritage to Scotland. The Loud family then heads to Scotland for a week long vacation on a hectic trip involving parachuting from a cargo hold, flying in a hot air balloon, and traveling in a submarine. Upon arriving in the Scottish town of Loud Loch, a town filled with many oddities, the Loud family learns from the citizens of the town that they are descendants of Scottish royalty and are led to a castle ran by groundskeeper Angus and the disgruntled property caretaker Morag.

Angus then shows the family a painting of their descendants that bears a striking resemblance to themselves and reveals they ruled the town for many years before sailing away forever. Lincoln eventually learns from Angus that his own ancestral counterpart, the Duke of the family, was the most special member of the family, much to his delight. Wanting to become the new Duke of Loch Loud, he partakes in many community service events to help restore the village to its former glory and eventually guilt trips the rest of the family into moving to Scotland forever since the family no longer has to share one bathroom.

As the Louds adjust to their discovery while experiencing the ghost of their descendant Lucille Loud, a baby dragon who grows very fast that they name Lela, and enjoying their time in the castle, Morag becomes frustrated with the family after living in the castle peacefully and quietly for many years. She then devises a plan like her ancestor Aggie to get the family to leave Loch Loud forever by hypnotizing Lela with a magic gemstone known as the Dragon Stone and the royal scepter.

After the sisters begin to get attention in the village, Morag tricks Lincoln into riding Lela to try to get back his attention. While he rides the dragon, she uses the gemstone and scepter to hypnotize it into destroying the town so Lincoln could get blamed for the chaos. Feeling guilty for the damage, Lincoln asks the family to return home to Royal Woods. As the family leaves for home, Morag proceeds to make herself the new duchess of the town much to the displeasure of villagers. In response, she hypnotizes Lela again to cause more destruction to the village.

The ghost of Lucille Loud tells the family of Morag's plan and what she's doing to the town. The Loud children, minus Lily, head back to the town on a row boat and team up to defeat Morag and un-hypnotize Lela. The sisters eventually get the scepter back and Lincoln, using his magic skills, destroys the gemstone which breaks Lela out of her spell and in response, Morag is dropped on an island filled with seals bearing resemblance to the Louds. The town of Loch Loud congratulates the family and asks Lincoln to resume his place as the duke of the kingdom, though Lincoln declines and instead offers the crown to Angus instead, feeling he deserved to be duke more, a decision approved by the kingdom and the ghosts of the Loud ancestors.

After helping repair the village, the Loud family says goodbye to Angus and the villagers and sets sail back home to Royal Woods. Bobby arrives in Scotland too late to find that Lori is on her way back to Royal Woods. Clyde welcomes Lincoln back to Royal Woods with some duke cupcakes.

During the credits, still images are shown that include but are not limited to the Duke's ghost riding Lela, Bobby finally reuniting with Lori, Leni contacting her love interest Scott online, Lincoln winning a 3rd place trophy with Lily present, Lela having laid three eggs, and Angus and the ghosts rescuing Morag who now works as the groundskeeper with Lela keeping her in line.

Cast

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• Asher Bishop as The Duke
• David Tennant as Angus
• Michelle Gomez as Morag
• Tex Hammond as Lincoln Loud
• Jill Talley as Rita Loud, Rita Loud's 1600s ancestor
• Brian Stepanek as Lynn Loud Sr., Lynn Loud Sr.'s 1600s ancestor
• Catherine Taber as Lori Loud
• Liliana Mumy as Leni Loud, Leni Loud's 1600s ancestor
• Nika Futterman as Luna Loud
• Cristina Pucelli as Luan Loud
• Jessica DiCicco as Lynn Loud, Lucy Loud
• Grey Griffin as Lola Loud, Lana Loud, Lily Loud, Scoots
• Lara Jill Miller as Lisa Loud, Lisa Loud's 1600s ancestor
• Katy Townsend as Lucille Loud, Mrs. Scroggins, Old Aggie
• Andre Robinson as Clyde McBride
• Carlos PenaVega as Bobby Santiago
• Izabella Alvarez as Ronnie Anne Santiago
• Billy Boyd as Scott, Fisherman
• Jan Johns as Lela the Dragon, Lolo the Dragon
• Candi Milo as Submarine Captain
• Carlos Alazraqui as Bell Ringer
• Debra Wilson as Nana May, Nana Collette, Nana Helene, Mrs. Turnberry
• Ruth Connell as Chip Shoppe Owner, Cab Driver
• Tru Valentino as Fish Shoppe Owner
• Peter Ettinger as Uncle Jack's Nephew

Trivia

Background information

• The Loud House is the seventh Nicktoon to get an animated feature film. The first six were Rugrats, Hey Arnold!, The Wild Thornberrys, SpongeBob SquarePants, Rocko's Modern Life and Invader Zim.
  • However, The Loud House would be the eighth Nicktoon to get an animated feature film if one also counts Doug's 1st Movie, which was produced by Disney.
• Due to this not being a theatrical release, this is also the first Nickelodeon Movies film to not have Paramount Pictures mentioned or attached in anyway, but has the Paramount Animation banner, receive an MPA rating (despite the 1967 MPA logo appearing in the end credits), and the first to currently not have a critic score on Rotten Tomatoes, it is also the second Loud House movie not to feature the 2009-2017 Nickelodeon Productions logo.
• The movie uses the new Nickelodeon Movies logo first introduced in The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge on the Run, and is one of only three movies to use it except The Loud House: The First Movie (tying with PAW Patrol: The Movie, released the same day as the movie).
• Although Chris Savino stated at Comic-Con 2017 that the events of the film will be separate from the series, Dave Needham, the film's director, overruled his statement and confirmed that the film is canon to the series, as it is chronologically set between Season 4 and Season 5, since Lily is in her previous design. However, he is uncertain whether or not the show will acknowledge the events of the film in a future episode.
  • Dave Needham elaborates in an interview on the Nerds Social Club Podcast that the film takes place during the summer following the events of "Coupe Dreams".
• The first promo image of the film features what seems to be the Loud family wearing Scottish clothes. For a while, people have debated whether the image was depicting the present Loud family, or the Louds' ancestors. Dave Needham confirmed in an interview on Animation Scoop that the image is of the ancestors 400 years ago. This is further supported by certain scenes in the film, such as when Angus reveals the portrait when the Louds enter their castle for the first time, and when Lucy summons Lucille.
  • In the same interview, Dave reveals that when he signed on as director, he asked Kevin Sullivan and Chris Viscardi on why the film is specifically set in Scotland. The response he got was that Lynn Sr.'s side of the family came from Europe, but they never really specified where, saying they wanted someplace with a castle. Dave immediately approved of their decision to choose Scotland, saying that he has a personal connection to the country, as his sister lives there, while he grew up in Wales.
• Because of how the ghosts of the Louds' ancestors appear like they do in their family portrait, some people have theorized that they died at the age of how they appeared. However, Dave Needham debunked those theories by confirming that the reason why they appeared like they do in their portrait was because it allowed for easier identifying, saying that it would've been confusing if they appeared as older versions of themselves.
• The animation for the movie were done by Jam Filled Entertainment (the show's main animation studio), who used traditional 2D animation to animate the characters, vehicles and objects, which was animated in Toon Boom Harmony while the hand-drawn backgrounds are painted using Adobe Photoshop and Nickelodeon Digital Animation Studios, who used computer-generated imagery for the vehicles, and the camera backdrops.
  • The Loud House has several things:
    • The characters, locations, props, objects, machines and vehicles looks stylish in their Season 1 and Season 2 designs.
    • Lincoln, Lori, Leni, Luna, Luan, Lynn Jr., Lucy, Lana, Lola, Lisa, and Lily looks exactly the same in their Season 1 and Season 2 designs.
    • Lynn Sr. and Rita looks the same in their Season 2 designs.
    • Ronnie Anne looks like a cross between her Season 1 and Season 2 designs.
  • There are also a few general animation differences, as the film was produced in a budget:
    • Some backgrounds in specific scenes, and the camera backdrops are animated in 3D.
    • Reflections are shown in the water.
    • Lighting and shadows are more visible.
    • The animation is generally noticeably the same as it is in the show in some scenes.
• This is the first piece of Loud House media to be dubbed in Hindi and Ukrainian, despite the fact that its parent series was not dubbed in said languages at the time of its release.
• The stop-motion animation sequences for Lincoln and Morag's battle at Loch Loud was animated by Screen Novelties and Stoopid Buddy Stoodios, in their first and only production in the Loud House franchise.
• Chris Savino originally intended to produce an episode of the series where the Loud would travel to Scotland to meet their relatives, then known as the McLouds. Although he approved of this idea carrying over into the movie, he disagrees with the inclusion of fantasy elements (such as dragons) that the film introduced to the show's universe.
  • His original envisioning for the film, meanwhile, did not involve the Louds leaving Royal Woods; it was meant to take place mostly at their house. There was also supposed to be a scene where the Loud house exploded.

General trivia

• This film reveals that Lynn Sr.'s side of the family are descended from Scotland, and that the entire Loud family is a part of Scottish rule, as their ancestors were once the rulers of a small Scottish town called Loch Loud.
• According to Rita, her side of the family has always been in Royal Woods.
• In the film and its broadcast premiere on Nickelodeon, Lincoln says "Okay, girls. Operation Get the Scepter from Morag and Save the Village Before It's Too Late and Also Think of a Shorter Name for this Operation is a go!"
• According to Clyde, his ancestral grandmothers are descended from France, and that they're well-known for their baking skills.
• The setup of the film is similar to the setup of "Making the Case", as they both involve Lincoln realizing that he has nothing to show while his ten sisters are all beloved because of some sort of achievement or accomplishment.
• At one point in the film, Angus and Morag reference the theme song:

Morag: "Crashing through the crowded halls, dodging girls like--"

Angus: "Ping-pong balls?"

Morag: "Just to reach the bathroom on time."

Angus: [chuckles] "That's rather catchy."

• In the Season 5 episode "Rumor Has It", it was revealed that Lincoln's full name is Lincoln Albert Loud. Since the film is chronologically set between Seasons 4 and 5 (and most likely in production before Season 5), this would technically be the first piece of Loud House media to reveal this fact.

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According to Dave the 1600s Louds after they left Scotland they Seattle in America in a place called Woods,Michigan that we know now it’s modern Royal woods 😎 #TheLoudhouseMovie ps yup he responded to my first question Sep 13, 2021

• According to Dave Needham, after the ancestors were banished from their kingdom by Aggie, they moved to an area in the land that would soon become Michigan called Woods. Sometime between the ancestors' arrival and the present, the area was renamed from Woods to Royal Woods.
• Some of the seals on the island where Lela drops Morag have some facial features similar to that of the Loud family.
  • One seal has Lincoln's cowlick.
  • One seal has buckteeth with braces, similar to Luan.
  • One seal is missing its front teeth, similar to Lana and Lola.
  • One seal has Lisa's hairstyle and glasses.
• Lisa's laser eye surgery from the episodes "Making the Grade" and "Potty Mouth" must've worn off sometime before the events of the film because during the battle, when Lisa tries to give Lola a high-five, she ends up slapping her in the face.
• Flip can be seen wearing his season 1 shirt in the film.
• Lincoln breaks the fourth wall by pushing the Loud Castle sequence out of the way and says to the camera, "No no, seriously; you need Ronnie Anne?"
• Innuendo: When Lincoln explains he's "duke-ing" by going down the stairs in his duke outfit, the twins misinterpret his words by believing he would soil himself (as in "take a duke").
• Irony:
  • At first glance, Lola spending her family's vacation money to keep her teeth shiny was nothing but an act of selfishness, but later on, it became a weapon for her to use during the fight with Morag.
  • Angus claims that the Duke's name was well-known, but the Duke's name is never spoken in the film.
  • All that mattered to Morag was deafening silence, so Lela proceeded to punish her by dumping her on an island full of noisy seals.
  • Morag believes that her ancestor, Aggie, had gotten rid of the Loud's ancestors from Loch Loud, but she'd end up having to deal with them anyway due to them being summoned by Lucy.
  • When Lynn Sr. tells Rita to steer the ship starboard (to the right), he claims not to know what it means when asked about it, but it turns out that Rita actually steered the ship starboard while making a U-turn.

References

• Midnight Cowboy - During the beginning of "Life is Better Loud", Lynn Sr. can be seen walking past a theater with the marquee reading "Midnight Cowbell", a reference to this 1969 Best Picture winning film.
• Braveheart - At one point, Mr. Coconuts resembles Sir William Wallace.
• Spy Kids - This movie has several references to this film franchise:
  • The poster for The Loud House Movie is a mock-up of the poster for Spy Kids movie, with the title being written in the logo's iconic font.
• The Karate Kid - When Lincoln and Lily obtain their burritos, Lincoln says, "The student has become the master", referencing Mr. Miyagi's line from this 1984 film.
• During the "Loud Castle" sequence, there is the few animation designs share the same art style from their respective shows:
  • Rocket Power - When Lincoln skates in the hallway of the Castle of Loud with a skateboard.
  • Grossology - Lincoln runs fast in the city of Scotland with a goopshooter.
  • Angela Anaconda - When Lincoln and his sisters are dancing in a montage, Lincoln does the titular character's dancing moves.
  • Carmen Sandiego - Lincoln slides the floor and his sisters are walking (while Lynn is running).
• Hercules - During the "Life is Better Loud" sequence, Lucy as a baby can be seen playing with a rattle, which resembles the rattle that Hades created in this 1997 film.
• Kim Possible - Lola mentions the titular character from the Disney animated series.
• Donald Trump - When Lincoln sits on the toilet, the newspaper he reads contains a picture of this former President of the United States.
• Deal with It - During Lincoln's presentation that he uses to convince his family to move to Scotland, an edited picture of Lily depicts her wearing the sunglasses present in this popular Internet meme.
• Star Wars - This movie has several references to this film franchise:
  • The poster for The Loud House Movie is a mock-up of the poster for this film franchise, including the characters in costumes and the title being written in the logo's iconic font:
    • Lincoln Loud as Luke Skywalker
    • Lola Loud as Princess Leia
    • Clyde McBride as Han Solo
    • Angus as Obi-Wan Kenobi
    • Lana Loud as R2-D2
    • Lisa Loud as Yoda
    • Morag as Darth Vader
  • Lincoln's toy in his room is an X-wing starfighter from this film franchise.
  • Clyde's appearance as a "Force Ghost" to Lincoln is a nod to Obi-Wan Kenobi as Force ghost in Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back and Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi.
  • The lightsaber duel between Lincoln Loud against Duchess Morag in the cliff at Loch Loud as Luke Skywalker and Darth Vader does the same thing while battling in Cloud City near the end of Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back, and ends with Lincoln cuts Morag's right severed hand.
• Quiet Riot - Luna's line "Come on, feel the noise" is a reference to their hit song of the same name.
• During "Life Is Better Loud":
  • A younger version of Mr. Grouse can be seen reading a newspaper with headlines that reference other Nicktoons.
    • Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles - "Four armed turtles found in sewer."
    • SpongeBob SquarePants - "Advice from Gary — How to come out of your shell."
      • When Lincoln is reading a newspaper on the toilet, a flower cloud and SpongeBob's pineapple can be seen.
    • Rugrats - "Reptar XII crushes box office records."
    • The Fairly OddParents - When Lincoln is walking across Scotland, Timmy Turner's pink hat, Cosmo and Wanda's magic wands and Poof's magic rattle can be seen.
      • The sound of a Guy Moon siren whistle from The Fairly OddParents is used often throughout the film.
  • The video store has posters that reference live-action Nickelodeon shows.
    • Good Burger - "Güd Burger"
    • Drake & Josh - "Lincoln & Clyde"
    • Are You Afraid of the Dark? - "Are You Afraid of the Park?"
    • Zoey 101 - "The Loud Family 101"
    • The Amanda Show - "The Lola Loud Show"
    • iCarly - "iLuan"
• Back to the Future - This movie has several references to this film franchise:
  • The poster for The Loud House Movie is a mock-up of the poster for the first film, with Lincoln making Marty McFly's pose and the title being written in the logo's iconic font.
  • Lisa can be seen holding a flux capacitor in various scenes.

Company Credits

Production Companies

• Paramount Animation
• Nickelodeon Movies
• Nickelodeon Animation Studios (Nickelodeon Animation Studio)
• Nickelodeon Productions

Distributors

• Netflix (United States) (2021)
• Digitoon (Iran, 2022) (VOD, video)
• Filimo (Iran, 2021)(VOD, video)
• Namava (Iran, 2022) (VOD, video)
• Netflix (Argentina, 2021) (VOD, video)
• Netflix (Brazil, 2021)(VOD, video)
• Netflix (France, 2021)(VOD, video)
• Netflix (Germany, 2021) (VOD, video)
• Netflix (Italy, 2021)(VOD, video)
• Netflix (Japan, 2021)(VOD, video)
• Netflix (Poland, 2021)(VOD, video)
• Netflix (Russia, 2021)(VOD, video)
• Netflix (Singapore, 2021)(VOD, video)
• Netflix (South Korea, 2021)(VOD, video)
• Netflix (Spain, 2021)(VOD, video)
• Netflix (Sweden, 2021)(VOD, video)
• Netflix (Ukraine, 2021)(VOD, video)
• Netflix (World-wide, 2021)(VOD, video)
• Nickelodeon Network (Serbia, 2022)(TV)
• Paramount Home Entertainment (United States, 2022)(Blu-ray)
• Paramount Home Entertainment (United States, 2022)(DVD)
• Television Malta (TVM) (Malta, 2023)(TV)
• Çufo (Albania, 2021) (TV)

Special Effects

• Nickelodeon Digital Animation Studios (CG animation by) (as NICK DIGITAL)
• Screen Novelties (stop motion animation sequence)
• Stoopid Buddy Stoodios (stop motion animation sequence) (as Stoopid Buddy Stoodios, LLC)

Other Companies

• Advantage Audio Services (post-production sound services) (as Advantage Audio, Inc.)
• Armada Music (score album) (uncredited)
• Atlas Oceanic Sound and Picture (recording facility)
• Bardel Entertainment (digital animation services) (as Bardel Entertainment, Inc.)
• Boom Box Post (post-production sound services)
• Deltasonic Records (score album) (uncredited)
• Digital eMation (animation services)
• DigiToonz Media & Entertainment (animation services) (as DigiToonz Media & Entertainment PVT. LTD.)
• Freeway CAM B.V. (collection account management)
• International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE) (THIS PICTURE MADE UNDER THE JURISDICTION OF) (as IA IATSE Affiliated With A.F.L.-C.I.O.-C.L.C.)
• Isobel Griffiths Limited (orchestra contractor)
• Jam Filled Entertainment (animation services)
• MEDIA Programme of the European Union (produced with the support of)
• Mercury Filmworks (animation services)
• Mighty Animation Studios (animation services)
• Motion Picture Association (MPA) (acknowledgement) (as Motion Picture Association of America)
• Nickelodeon Animation Studios (animation production) (as Nickelodeon Animation Studios, Inc.)
• Nick Records (soundtrack available on)
• Roundabout Entertainment (post-production picture services by)
• Snipple Animation (animation services) (as Snipple Animation Studios)
• Sony Classical (score album) (uncredited)
• Sonic Fuel Studios (music recorded at)
• Sony ColorWorks (digital intermediate) (uncredited)
• Titmouse (additional animation services) (as Titmouse Inc.)
• Vienna Insurance Group (acknowledgement)
• Vienna Insurance Group (production insurance) (as ScotLife - Vienna Insurance Group)
• Yeson Entertainment (animation services) (as Yeson Entertainment, Inc.)
• Yowza! Animation (animation services)

Production

Development

On March 28, 2017, Paramount Pictures' president Marc Evans announced a film based on the series originally set for a theatrical release on February 7, 2020. However, in January 2019, Paramount removed the film from their schedule. On February 5, 2019, it was announced that the film would instead be produced for release on Netflix.

Paramount president Marc Evans announced that, during Comic-Con, the studio will work closely with Viacom's TV brands, most notably Nickelodeon, which includes this movie. When the film was first announced at Comic-Con 2017, series creator Chris Savino stated that the film would be non-canon to the show. Dave Needham later contradicted Savino's claim stating that it is canon since Lily is still in her diaper appearance. In a later interview on the Nerds Social Club Podcast, Needham states that this film takes place during the summer somewhere between "Coupe Dreams" and "Schooled!"

Savino had no involvement on the film after being fired from the show due to sexual harassment allegations back in October 2017. In January 2021, it was announced that the film would be part of Netflix's 2021 film lineup. The film's cast and crew were revealed in April 2021, confirming the entire main cast will be reprising their roles from the show, including new members such as David Tennant, Billy Boyd, and Michelle Gomez.

Animation and visual effects

The film, like the series, was produced by Nickelodeon Animation Studios in Burbank, California.

Unlike the series, which was animated in hand-drawn animation with Toon Boom Harmony produced by the series' original animation service provider, Jam Filled Entertainment, an animation studio based in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, with additional animation produced by Digital eMation, an animation studio based in Seoul, South Korea (Martin Mystery, Team Galaxy, Totally Spies!, The Amazing Spiez!, Totally Spies! The Movie, The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy, Evil Con Carne, Robotboy, Grim & Evil, Billy & Mandy's Big Boogey Adventure, Be Cool, Scooby-Doo!, Underfist: Halloween Bash, Time Squad, My Gym Partner's a Monkey, Batman: The Brave and the Bold, Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated, Megas XLR, Xiaolin Showdown, The 7D, Mixels, Gravity Falls, Super Duper Sumos, Shaggy & Scooby-Doo Get a Clue!, The Secret Saturdays, Dawn of the Croods, The LeBrons, and Famous 5: On the Case), Mercury Filmworks, an animation studio based in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada (Mickey Mouse (2013), Looney Tunes: Back in Action, Team Hot Wheels: The Origin of Awesome!: The Movie, Wayside, Rainbow Fish, Mischief City, Ruby Gloom, The Little Bear Movie, Kick Buttowski: Suburban Daredevil, Weird Years, Curious George (2006 film), Dark Oracle, World of Quest, Class of the Titans, Ned's Newt, Star vs. the Forces of Evil, Fish Hooks, Toot and Puddle, What About Mimi?, Harvey Beaks, The New Woody Woodpecker Show, Fat Albert (2004 film), Producing Parker, Krypto the Superdog, Mike the Knight, Harry and His Bucket Full of Dinosaurs, Fish Hooks, Yvon of the Yukon, Gerald McBoing-Boing (2005 TV Series), The Lion Guard, D'Myna Leagues, Penn Zero: Part-Time Hero, Jimmy Two-Shoes, and Grossology), Bardel Entertainment, an animation studio based in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada (Titan A.E., Silverwing, Dragons: Fire & Ice and Dragons II: The Metal Ages, Viva Piñata, Chaotic, Edgar & Ellen, The Christmas Orange, Zeke's Pad, The Adventures of Puss in Boots, Rainbow Butterfly Unicorn Kitty, Pearlie, Rescue Heroes, Jake and the Never Land Pirates, Project GeeKeR, Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends, The Road to El Dorado, Seven Little Monsters, Space Jam, Flying Rhino Junior High, Angry Birds Blues, Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron, Eight Crazy Nights, Mother Up!, Mack and Moxy, Joseph: King of Dreams, Planet Sheen, Maggie and the Ferocious Beast, Bob's Burgers, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2012 TV series), Anastasia, Monsters vs. Aliens (2013 TV Series), The Buzz on Maggie, ¡Mucha Lucha!, Maya & Miguel, The Pink Panther (1993 TV series), Marco Polo: Return to Xanadu, Wubbzy's Big Movie!, Teen Titans Go!, El Tigre: The Adventures of Manny Rivera, Fanboy & Chum Chum, and Rick and Morty), Titmouse, Inc., an animation studio based in New York, New York City and Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada (Animaniacs (2020), T.O.T.S.), Yowza! Animation, an animation studio based in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Snipple Animation Studios, an animation studio based in Quezon City, Phillipines (New Looney Tunes/Wabbit: A Looney Tunes Production, Be Cool, Scooby-Doo!, Big Hero 6: The Series, Ducktales (2017 TV Series), Dude, That's My Ghost!, Unikitty!, Bunnicula), Yeson Animation Studios, an animation studio based in Seoul, South Korea (The Fairly OddParents), Mighty Studios, an animation studio based in Guadalajara, Mexico (the team who made The Casagrandes Movie), and Digitoonz Media & Entertainment PVT. Ltd., an animation studio based in Noida, India.

As with the television series, along with its spin-off show and The Loud House: The First Movie, the film combines traditional animation and used computer-generated imagery (CGI), which handled by Burbank's animation studio Nickelodeon Digital Animation Studios from The Fairly OddParents and Invader Zim. The backgrounds were hand-painted initially then scanned in and digitally enhanced using Adobe Photoshop and Ernest Chan, Donny Sorvala, Tim Pyle, Hanzhi Tang, Pablo Smith, Bakah Baik, Tyler Mele, Kenneth Janeski, Andrea Yomtob, Christian Evans and Russell Davis at Nickelodeon Animation Studios used simple 3D modeling in Newtek's LightWave 3D as to determine camera locations, lens, angles, rough lighting, character, and prop placement, and which way the characters would be looking and expressing while the composition crew used Toon Boom and the background paint was done in Adobe Photoshop. The pre-visualization crew were able to use the 3D backdrops, which became more detailed throughout the film's development, to integrate the 3D character models and test the Toon Boom animations on top of these scenes using the placement established by Newtek's LightWave 3D.

The Loud House Movie contains the Robot Chicken-style stop-motion sequence for the battle with Lincoln vs. Morag that was animated by Screen Novelties and Stoopid Buddy Stoodios; the company had previously produced a clay animation scene for The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie, The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water and The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge on the Run. The animators at Screen Novelties designed the characters of the Loud family, Lela the Dragon, Morag and Angus as they were used as Robot Chicken-esque modified action figures.

Sound and Music

The post-production sound services were provided by Advantage Audio, Inc. and Boom Box Post. Robert Duran, the sound designer from The Fairly OddParents, Robert Poole II, the sound editor from Phineas and Ferb, Jeff Shiffman and Tess Fouriner, the sound editors from The Loud House and its spin-off series.

The film's music score was composed by Doug Rockwell, who composes the score for the television series, with Jonathan Hylander serves as music editor.The film's soundtrack was released on the same day the film was released, August 20. The themes by Christopher Lennertz and the official music by Phillip White, it features many songs sung by Oh, Hush!, graywolfe, Distant Cousins and Tide Lines. The film's entire soundtrack is available on Spotify and from other popular MOD-providers.

Track listing:

No.	Title	Composers and/or Singer(s)	Length
1	Life is Better Loud	Doug Rockwell & Michelle Lewis	2:29
2	Ordinary Me	Asher Bishop	1:26
3	This Town is Named for You	David Tennant & Cast (feat. Distant Cousins)	1:42
4	Loud Castle	Doug Rockwell	1:23
5	The Duchess I Will Be	Michelle Gomez	1:59
6	I'm Gonna Be the Duke	Asher Bishop & David Tennant (feat. Oh, Hush! & graywolfe)	2:04
7	Now or Never	Oh, Hush! & graywolfe	1:18
8	My Way Back Home	Tide Lines	2:43
9	Let's Get Lost Together	Distant Cousins	1:17
10	Welcome to Scotland!	Christopher Lennertz and Phillip White	2:23
11	Lincoln Rides the Dragon		3:44
12	Morag's Last Stand		3:52

Release

The Loud House Movie was originally scheduled for a theatrical release of February 7, 2020, however, in January 2019, Paramount Pictures removed it off their release calendar. On February 5, 2019, Viacom's CEO Bob Bakish announced that instead of the theatrical release by Paramount Pictures the film would instead be released on the streaming service Netflix. This news was later confirmed by an official statement by Netflix announcing a "multi-year deal between Netflix and Nickelodeon" in November 2019. In April 2021, Netflix announced via teaser trailer that the movie would be released during the summer of 2021. In July 2021, Netflix announced via a trailer that the final release date for the film had been set for August 20, 2021.

Reception

The Loud House Movie was met with mixed to positive reviews from critics. Bob Hoose from Focus on the Family's pluggedin.com gave a positive review for the movie saying that "The Loud House Movie is a nicely balanced musical that somehow gives all of the kids—with their distinctive personalities and quirks—a moment to shine. All the while, it also delivers a rollicking, giggle-packed tale of castles, dragons and backstabbing caretakers". Common Sense Media's review published on The Washington Post noted that parents should "expect some name-calling like 'loser' and 'stinkin' Lincoln'," but noted that, "overall this is a funny, heartwarming story that the whole family can enjoy".

Accolades

Year	Award	Category	Nominee(s)	Result	Ref.
2021	12th Hollywood Music in Media Awards	Original Score — Animated Film	Philip White	Nominated

External links

• The Loud House Movie at IMDb
• The Loud House Movie on Netflix

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