Just don’t stay too intense for too long. One of the tools that we found early that worked well is that you can be intense for a little while, but then you’ve gotta let the pressure off with a joke or something. And so, the feedback we got is that they their attention was rapt and they were just totally into it, and we saw where we could push. A lot of kids these days, even very young, are watching what older siblings are watching, whether that’s Marvel or whatever else is going on. The feedback we got, we were much more nervous about it then the kids were.
You nailed it, in terms of going, “We want this to be as exciting as possible for the most number of people without scaring our youngest audience.” Pretty early on, we started showing the movie to young kids to gauge they were. We wanted to address that, up front, for people who hadn’t seen it.īRUNKER: That that was our constant discussion on this movie. It says, “Yeah, it’s weird that dogs are doing this, but that’s okay.” And then, you’ll have a laugh and come along for the ride. That was our way of trying to start the movie in an inviting way for people who maybe didn’t know anything about the show. But in terms of actually then adapting it into a film, we had to dive a little deeper.īRUNKER: One of the things is that, at the very beginning of the movie, the first rescue that takes place, that character has never heard of the PAW Patrol before and is shocked to see a puppy show up to save him. We were both familiar with it, definitely. How did you manage that?ĬAL BRUNKER: I’ve got two young kids, six and three years old, so PAW Patrol was a staple at our house.īOB BARLEN: I have five nieces and nephews that are all in the PAW Patrol range. Collider: One of the things that I was really impressed about with this is that you are taking something that people are familiar with, and there’s a big fan base for this world and these characters, and you’re telling a story that’s not too repetitive for fans, but still accessible for people who aren’t familiar with it.
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