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Movie Database Migration

Title: Migration

Tagline: Odd ducks welcome.

Genre: Animation,Action,Adventure,Comedy,Family

Director: Benjamin Renner

Cast: Kumail Nanjiani,Elizabeth Banks,Caspar Jennings,Tresi Gazal,Awkwafina,Carol Kane,Keegan-Michael Key,Danny DeVito,David Mitchell,Isabela Merced,Carlos Alazraqui,Brock Baker,Gregg Berger,Steve Blum,Kimberly Brooks,Rodger Bumpass,Corey Burton,Sean Chiplock,Amber Lee Connors,Ian James Corlett,David Cowgill,Robin Atkin Downes,David Errigo Jr.,Bill Farmer,Dave Fennoy,Keith Ferguson,Erin Fitzgerald,Grant George,David Kaye,Danny Mann,Zeno Robinson,Tara Sands,Veronica Taylor,Matthew Wood

Status: Released

Release: 2023-12-06

Runtime: 83

Plot: After a migrating duck family alights on their pond with thrilling tales of far-flung places, the Mallard family embarks on a family road trip, from New England, to New York City, to tropical Jamaica.

Where to watch

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More details on TMDb

Trailer Cast Crew Videos


    • Kumail Nanjiani

      Mack Mallard (voice)

    • Elizabeth Banks

      Pam Mallard (voice)

    • Caspar Jennings

      Dax Mallard (voice)

    • Tresi Gazal

      Gwen Mallard (voice)

    • Awkwafina

      Chump (voice)

    • Carol Kane

      Erin (voice)

    • Keegan-Michael Key

      Delroy (voice)

    • Danny DeVito

      Uncle Dan (voice)

    • David Mitchell

      GooGoo (voice)

    • Isabela Merced

      Kim (voice)

    • Carlos Alazraqui

      Additional Voices (voice)

    • Brock Baker

      Additional Voices (voice)

    • Gregg Berger

      Additional Voices (voice)

    • Steve Blum

      Additional Voices (voice)

    • Kimberly Brooks

      Additional Voices (voice)

    • Rodger Bumpass

      Additional Voices (voice)

    • Corey Burton

      Additional Voices (voice)

    • Sean Chiplock

      Additional Voices (voice)

    • Amber Lee Connors

      Additional Voices (voice)

    • Ian James Corlett

      Additional Voices (voice)

    • David Cowgill

      Additional Voices (voice)

    • Robin Atkin Downes

      Additional Voices (voice)

    • David Errigo Jr.

      Additional Voices (voice)

    • Bill Farmer

      Additional Voices (voice)

    • Dave Fennoy

      Additional Voices (voice)

    • Keith Ferguson

      Additional Voices (voice)

    • Erin Fitzgerald

      Additional Voices (voice)

    • Grant George

      Additional Voices (voice)

    • David Kaye

      Additional Voices (voice)

    • Danny Mann

      Additional Voices (voice)
    More…

    • Chris Meledandri (Production)

      Producer

    • John Powell (Sound)

      Original Music Composer

    • Mike White (Writing)

      Story

    • Christian Gazal (Editing)

      Editor

    • Colin Stimpson (Art)

      Production Design

    • Benjamin Renner (Writing)

      Story

    • Guy-Laurent Homsy (Directing)

      Co-Director

    • Nick Joyce (Sound)

      Sound Editor

    • Announcement

      • Teaser

    • Official Trailer

      • Trailer

    • Official Trailer 2

      • Trailer

    • Official Trailer 3

      • Trailer

    • “I Love You Always Forever"

      • Teaser

    • A Look Inside

      • Featurette

    • Meet Uncle Dan

      • Featurette

    • 'Migration' with Director Benjamin Renner | Academy Conversations

      • Featurette
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I watched this and I absolutely enjoyed it. It was funny, entertaining and so on. I would definitely recommend it to anyone.
 
For some reason, all these cartoons are very instructive and adults should also watch them. I watched this cartoon with my children and it was very interesting to watch the actions of the characters and learned several lessons about the importance of family
 
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