Question 1

Why was the movie originally going to be called 'Planet One' before changing its title?

Accepted Answer

The film was originally titled 'Planet One' until the owners of a company with that name threatened to sue. The producers apologized and renamed it 'Planet 51' after Area 51.

Question 2

What is the name and inspiration behind the dog in Planet 51?

Accepted Answer

The dog is called Ripley, with an appearance resembling the Xenomorph from Alien (1979), as an homage to Ellen Ripley from the Alien franchise.

Question 3

Which award did Planet 51 win at the European Film Awards?

Accepted Answer

Planet 51 won an award at the European Film Awards in 2010.

Question 4

What notable production record does Planet 51 hold for Spanish cinema?

Accepted Answer

With a budget of $70 million, Planet 51 is the most expensive movie ever produced in Spain.

Question 5

What was Dwayne Johnson's milestone with his role in Planet 51?

Accepted Answer

Planet 51 was Dwayne Johnson's first animated film.

Question 6

What is the dog in Planet 51 named, and what is its design an homage to?

Accepted Answer

The dog is named Ripley, with an appearance close to the Xenomorph from Alien (1979), as an homage to Ellen Ripley from the Alien franchise.

Question 7

Why was the film originally going to be called 'Planet One' but changed to 'Planet 51'?

Accepted Answer

The owners of Planet One, a children's TV company, threatened to sue. The producers apologized and renamed it after Area 51, the supposed UFO investigation center.

Question 8

What record does Planet 51 hold for Spanish film production?

Accepted Answer

With a budget of $70 million, it is the most expensive movie ever produced in Spain.

Question 9

What is the main conflict when astronaut Chuck Baker arrives on Planet 51?

Accepted Answer

He tries to avoid capture, recover his spaceship, and make it home safely with the help of an empathetic little green being.

Question 10

Which award did Planet 51 win at the European Film Awards?

Accepted Answer

It won an award at the European Film Awards in 2010.

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