“When You Wish Upon a Star” could be the theme song for “Turbo.” In this energetic, funny cartoon about a plucky garden snail (Ryan Reynolds), the star belongs to the neon sign on a Van ...

Car alarms: still funny. (If they're built into a snail's butt.) Oh, and as for message? Well, those strip-mall snails beat the newly speedy, newly cocky Turbo at his own game at one point ...

Stepping on the gastropod: Turbo the snail develops speedy super powers ... but Soren has a nice feel for character and from the fine, funny and inventive details he brings to his snails' daily ...

DreamWorks Animation's movie, Turbo, hit theaters earlier this week. Touted for its multicultural cast, the movie follows a young garden snail named ... and it was sort of funny.

Samuel L. Jackson, Snoop Dogg (Lion?) and Maya Rudolph play members of Turbo's rag-tag daredevil snail crew as the movie tries its hardest to convince you that a super-powered snail is somehow the ...

Come on, how can any movie about a snail racing in the Indianapolis ... That's kind of like Rob Schneider dreaming of one day being funny. But as Turbo's race car driving idol Guy Gagne (voice ...

"It was funny to see the drivers' reactions – I think they all loved it. The kids loved it, but the drivers really enjoyed themselves too." Turbo is the story of an ordinary garden snail who ...

"Gentlemen, start your engines." DreamWorks Animation has unveiled the new trailer for their upcoming movie Turbo, about a little snail who aspires to be the "fastest snail in the world." ...

On Tuesday, Matt, Savannah, Natalie and Willie will be joined by Ryan Reynolds, star of the upcoming animated film "Turbo," to compete in a race – between snails! The five competitors will play ...

is the story of Turbo (voice of Ryan Reynolds), a snail who dreams of being in the Indy 500. But as you can imagine, Turbo is quite slow -- until a freak accident leaves him with super-speed.

Working in Turbo’s favor is the fact that he and the five Racing Snails he enlists along the way fancy themselves as tiny little cars, not people. Their individual personalities are ultimately ...