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The Nut Job

No nuts, no glory.
2014 | 85m | English

(32116 votes)

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Surly, a curmudgeon, independent squirrel is banished from his park and forced to survive in the city. Lucky for him, he stumbles on the one thing that may be able to save his life, and the rest of park community, as they gear up for winter - Maury's Nut Store.
Release Date: Jan 17, 2014
Director: Peter Lepeniotis
Writer: Peter Lepeniotis, Lorne Cameron, Daniel Woo
Genres: Adventure, Animation, Comedy, Family
Keywords squirrel, villain, heist, anthropomorphism, park, animals, aftercreditsstinger, duringcreditsstinger, nut
Production Companies Open Road Films, GulfStream Pictures, Redrover, ToonBox Entertainment
Box Office Revenue: $120,885,527
Budget: $42,000,000
Updates Updated: Feb 03, 2026
Entered: Apr 13, 2024
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Name Character
Will Arnett Surly (voice)
Brendan Fraser Grayson (voice)
Liam Neeson Raccoon (voice)
Katherine Heigl Andie (voice)
Stephen Lang King (voice)
Maya Rudolph Precious (voice)
Jeff Dunham Mole (voice)
Gabriel Iglesias Jimmy (voice)
Sarah Gadon Lana (voice)
James Rankin Fingers (voice)
Scott Yaphe Lucky (voice)
Joe Pingue Johnny (voice)
Annick Obonsawin Jamie (voice)
Julie Lemieux Girl Scout (voice)
Rob Tinkler Redline / Buddy (voice)
James Kee Rat / Armoured Guard (voice)
Scott McCord Police Officer / Misc. Animals (voice)
Katie Griffin Pigeon (voice)
PSY Special Cast
Name Job
Peter Lepeniotis Writer, Story, Director
Lorne Cameron Writer
Paul Intson Original Music Composer
Daniel Woo Story
Mark Shnuriwsky Sound Effects Editor
Claire Dobson Assistant Sound Editor
Erik Culp Foley Recordist
David Evans Supervising Sound Editor
Paul Germain Sound Effects Editor
Steve Hammond Foley Artist
Keith Elliott Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Paul Hunter Editor
Ian Hastings Art Direction
Daryl Graham Animation Supervisor
Jeff Dickson Storyboard Designer
Myke Bakich Storyboard Artist
Michael MacAdams Storyboard Artist
Mike Smukavic Storyboard Artist
Jason Boose Additional Storyboarding
Joe Giampapa Additional Storyboarding
Sarah Mercey-Boose Additional Storyboarding
Lyndon Ruddy Additional Storyboarding
Robert Reece Additional Writing
Scott Bindley Additional Writing
Name Title
Mike Karz Executive Producer
Jung Woo-kyung Producer
Graham Moloy Producer
Daniel Woo Executive Producer
Hong Kim Executive Producer
Ahn Jae Executive Producer
William Bindley Executive Producer
Hoe Jin Ha Executive Producer
Tom Yoon Executive Producer
Hyungkon Kim Executive Producer
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Reviews

Kamurai
2.0

Horrible watch, won't watch again, and can't recommend, even for younger audiences. I have no idea how this thing got a sequel. It's supposed to be two parallel mob heist stories, but they don't really line up past there being a heist. None of the characters are interesting or likeable, maybe ... the girl squirrel, the dog, and the mute rat but that's more because they are lovable stupid / naive. You're not supposed to still dislike the "heroes" at the end of the movie. The writing parts of this that are remotely interesting are too complex for kids to get and they don't pan out. It's literally a lot of "squirrels like nuts", "squirrels try to get nuts", "humans don't like squirrels", repeat. Anything endearing about this is more annoying. Even when the "twists" happen, they don't mean anything because they're all still jerks, even if they happened to do the right thing.

Jun 23, 2021