Apple TV+ launches the first “Peanuts” movie in 37 years

Apple makes it Prepare To issue a new peanut content with the first show today Snoope Presents: A Summer Musical. It is the first peanut music in 37 years, with the last, Snopi: MusicFor the first time on the 1988 road. The new animation presents some attractive new songs (and as a result of jazz, of course), where Charlie Brown and friends are trying to rescue the beloved summer camp from destruction.

The 40 -minute special show is directed by Eric Wes around the younger sister of Charlie Brown Sally, who hates the summer camp after her first. It is up to her brother, in his last year in the camp, to help change her position. In the other major plot line, children discover that Cloverhill was appointed to destroy, so Charlie Brown comes with a plan to set a festival to save him. Snoope is not the main character this time, but it is a source of a lot of comic comfort (put the “puppy” tent and sleeping above it like a dog house).

Special digital animation is used to try to capture the original Charles M. Schultz graphics. During a touching song (When we were light)The animation goes back to Schultz’s style in the fifties, as Charlie Brown reflects the early days of his camp – which must hit the older viewers in the feeling.

The creators of privacy are nothing but Craig and Charles Schulz, the son and grandson of the Sudanese bean creator Charles M. Schultz. Craig Schultz told New York Times. He also felt that the musical numbers would give the extended life.

Apple has more peanut content in the pipeline, including the new Snoope. Snoope: Summer Music Available to broadcast on Apple TV+.