Fireheart

Synopsis

Fireheart is an animated adventure film set in 1930s New York City, following Georgia Nolan, a spirited young woman with dreams of becoming the city’s first female firefighter. Despite societal expectations and the perilous nature of firefighting, Georgia disguises herself to join the all-male Fireheart Brigade. Throughout her journey, she encounters thrilling challenges and uncovers a sinister plot that threatens the city. With courage, ingenuity, and determination, Georgia strives to prove herself and break new ground for women in a traditionally male-dominated profession. The film blends action, humor, and heartwarming moments, delivering a story about perseverance and the importance of following one's dreams.

Cast

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  Olivia Cooke

  Georgia Holden (voice)

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  Kenneth Branagh

  Shawn Nolan (voice)

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  William Shatner

  Mayor of New York (voice)

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  Laurie Holden

  Pauline (voice)

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  Kevin Dennis

  Reporter (voice)

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  Ryan W. Garcia

  Ricardo (voice)

Reviews

Fireheart has received a mixed yet generally positive reception from critics and audiences alike. On Rotten Tomatoes, the film holds a modest approval rating, reflecting viewers' appreciation for its energetic animation and empowering message, though some critics felt the storyline was somewhat predictable. IMDb users have rated Fireheart at 6.2/10, indicating a lukewarm but favorable response. Reviews from media outlets highlight the movie’s vibrant visuals and spirited voice performances, particularly praising Olivia Cooke’s role. For instance, Common Sense Media commended the film for its family-friendly approach and positive role models, while some reviews from The Guardian pointed out that although Fireheart offers charming moments, it doesn't quite reach the emotional depth or originality of similar animated features. Metacritic scores suggest average reviews, emphasizing the film’s solid production values but noting a formulaic plot. Overall, Fireheart is recognized as an engaging and inspiring film for younger audiences and those looking for light-hearted adventure with a feminist twist.