• Adventure
• Animation
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Grand Prix of Europe 2025

Grand Prix of Europe is a 2025 animated sports‑comedy directed by Waldemar Fast, created to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Germany’s Europa‑Park and starring the park’s mascots E.d and Edda. The plot centers on Edda, a spirited teenage mouse who disguises herself as her hero, racing legend Ed, to enter the Grand Prix—facing sabotage and high-stakes challenges to save her family’s amusement park.📅 Release Info Germany, Austria, German-speaking Switzerland: July 24, 2025 via Warner Bros. Pictures Germany. UK & North America (Viva Kids in the US): August 22, 2025 (limited release). Runtime: approximately 98 minutes (1h 38m). MPA Rating: PG for mild action and thematic elements—suitable for young families and older kids (ages 3–12+).🌟 What Reviewers Say IMDb user reviews give it an average of 6.6/10. Viewers praise the film for its heart, wholesome storytelling, and animation quality:“Such a lovely movie! … a fun, heart‑warming story that kids (and adults!) can enjoy.” — romitina (9/10)“This movie was such a nice surprise! … lively, exciting, and the kind you'd happily rewatch on the couch on a family movie night!” — EffyGG (9/10). One review offered constructive critique:“Grand Prix of Europe is an okay movie for younger kids. The story isn’t particularly strong and feels fairly predictable… On the upside, the animation quality is solid” — macdbnl (6/10).💰 Box Office Summary The film grossed approximately $34,091 worldwide, with its theatrical earnings reported exclusively from Romania, where it opened in about 100 theaters on July 18, 2025, and earned $34,091 during its debut weekend. Box Office Mojo indicates no reported theatrical revenue from other international markets, including Germany, Austria, Switzerland, the UK, or North America. IMDb aligns with this total, listing the worldwide gross as $34,091.🎬 Conclusion: Grand Prix of Europe (2025) Grand Prix of Europe is a charming, family-friendly animated film that blends high-speed racing action with heartwarming storytelling. Aimed primarily at kids and parents, it features strong themes of perseverance, identity, and teamwork. With vibrant animation, a solid voice cast (including Gemma Arterton and Thomas Brodie‑Sangster), and music by Oscar-winner Volker Bertelmann, the film is a celebratory tribute to Europa‑Park’s 50th anniversary. Though its story may be predictable for older audiences, it offers wholesome fun and positive messages—making it a solid pick for a family movie night or a day out at the theater. Read More

• 2025
• 1 h : 38 min
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• PG