Her most recent book is “Martin Sheen: Pilgrim on the Way” (2015). She is an award winning author and co-author of books on film and scripture and media literacy education. She has a BA in Liberal Arts with concentrations in catechetics and communications, an MEd in Media Studies from the Institute of Education, University of London, UK, and a Certificate in Pastoral Communication from the University of Dayton. A world traveler, she gives presentations and courses on media literacy around the globe. Paul, a media literacy education specialist, and the founding director of the Pauline Center for Media Studies in Culver City, CA where she teaches courses on media literacy for catechists and adults. Their therapist is Matilda (Maya Rudolph), herself a recovering angry bird.\ There, he meets Chuck (Josh Gad), a yellow bird that speeds Bomb (Danny McBride), a gentle black bird who explodes when he gets mad and Terence (Sean Penn) a gigantic red bird who exudes ferocity.
He entertains newly hatched chicks, but after he bombs a customer in a fit of anger, he is sent to bird court and Judge Peckinpah (Keegan-Michael Key) sentences him to anger management classes. Angry birds, after all, don't have many friends. His house is near the harbor and he likes his mostly solitary existence. Red (Jason Sudeikis) is a fierce bird clown who lives with many flightless birds on a tropical island. Joined by animators Clay Kaytis and Fergal Reilly in their directorial debut, "The Angry Birds" is an ornithological and porcine potpourri of every bird and pig pun you've ever seen or heard and voiced by many "Saturday Night Live" alumni.īut let me explain the pig part, because this is where humor and conflict collide. Flying off the gigantic success of its 2009 online video game "Angry Birds," Rovio Entertainment of Finland commissioned a script from animation film and television writer John Vitti ("The Simpsons," "King of the Hill," "Ice Age") for a feature film about the birds that fly via slingshot.
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