Angry Birds enters entirely new airspace with today’s release of the Angry Birds Helicopter -- a remote-controlled flying machine with the plastic body of the game’s red bird. As iHelicopter’s site boasts, “Why settle for a game on a tablet or phone when you can hold the real thing in your hands and bring it to life!” That’s right, people: Who wouldn’t want to spend hours flying this thing around the living room? Not only will it satisfy your strongest Angry Birds addiction, but it also shows great potential for antagonizing house pets. While Angry Birds just lost its number-one spot as the top-selling app to Draw Something, OMGPOP’s Pictionary-like game has nothing on Rovio’s bird-and-pig-based puzzle challenge when it comes to licensed merchandise. Here’s a look at just a small portion of perverse Angry Birds product extensions.Angry Birds Bird Toss Angry Birds improves hand-eye coordination!* With the Angry Birds Bird Toss, the goal is to throw little beanbag birds -- you get a red bird, a yellow bird, and a black bird -- through holes on a board.
Get them through the holes and you earn more points. *Not scientifically tested or proven.Angry Birds Card Game If you’re tired of playing Angry Birds on your high-tech smartphone or tablet, you can take it old-school with this Angry Birds Card Game. Created by Mattel -- the makers of card games like UNO! and Apples to Apples -- Angry Birds Card Game lets you figuratively knock down structures and pigs with the roll of a die. Gear4 makes it possible to listen to your favorite tunes through your favorite Angry Birds character. We’ve got to admit, these speaker docks are actually pretty cute. The Helmet Pig is compatible with Apple’s iPhone and iPod, while the Red Bird and the Black Bird are compatible with Apple’s iPad, iPhone and iPod.Angry Birds Outdoor Action Liberty Games lets you take your anger out by throwing actual stuffed Angry Birds at a pig in the company's Angry Birds Outdoor Action game. Pigs sit on wooden blocks in the center of a scoreboard, and you earn a certain number of points depending on where the pig lands after you've pitched a bird at it.
Just make sure to keep things safe and play it outside. Available soon for $40; Any of Many Plushies Remember when you were a kid and you had a favorite stuffed animal? Well, now the young’uns are all about their favorite stuffed Angry Bird. (There’s nothing quite like cuddling up to angry eyes.) Angry Bird plushies come in every character and size -- some will even make sounds when you squeeze them.Angry Birds Online StoreAngry Birds USB Drives Emtec Electronics has created a line of USB drives featuring seven characters of the Angry Birds game. Each character is made out of rubber, and you just pull the bird’s or pig’s head off to reveal the USB drive. $14.99 for 4GB (on Amazon); Angry Birds: On Thin Ice Games This game literally brings the digital Angry Birds game to the tactile world. You get to build structures out of plastic pieces, place the pigs in the structures, and launch a bird at it to destroy it. Sounds like a lot more work than just playing on your smartphone.
(There's also an Angry Birds: Knock On Wood version.)Angry Birds Plush Hat An accessory for the truly devoted fan, these Angry Birds plush hats let you look like there's a bird living on your head. And it comes with a built-in scarf and gloves for extra flair. Now all you need are some Angry Birds slippers to complete the look. (Image: Big Big Eye)Franchises are the brands that are represented in LEGO Dimensions. Each franchise has its own Adventure World, and all after Year 2 have a Battle Arena. Warner Bros. and TT Games have announced that more franchises are scheduled to be added to the game, with launches spanning from now to early 2018, and most of the in-game content being introduced through digitally downloaded updates. There are a total of 30 franchises altogether Delivery to pincode 400001 - Mumbai within 1 - 2 weeks. Sold and fulfilled by iBhejo (4.6 out of 5 | 3,732 ratings). Please note: Quantity Limits and return policy on this itemThe order quantity for this product is limited to 4 units per customer.
Please note that orders which exceed the quantity limit will be auto-canceled. This is applicable across sellers. Please read about our Returns policy by visiting Product Dimensions3.8 x 2.5 x 1.3 cm Customer Reviews Be the first to review this product #43,333 in Toys & Games (See top 100) in Toys & Games > Toy Figures & Playsets > Toy Figures Date First Available19 April 2016 Angry Birds Movie Mini Figure Multi Pack Set A 7 Piece to see all 40 reviewsRegister your digital access. 'Angry Birds' doesn't soar on big screenCLOSExEmbedAs an exercise in corporate brand-building, it's no "Lego Movie."For those stalwart souls who have resisted one of the great time wasters of the iPhone era, Angry Birds is a puzzle game in which the player uses to a virtual slingshot to launch a barrage of cartoon birds as missiles. Their target: ugly-cute green pigs who have stolen their eggs.First released in 2010, the app became a pop-culture phenomenon, spawning toys, T-shirts, backpacks and theme-park attractions.
All of this made “The Angry Birds Movie,” which hits theaters on Friday, May 20, inevitable. Yet it is no small task turning cutesy game icons — which we’re used to seeing at the millimeter scale — into larger-than-life characters with quirks, backstories and narrative arcs that go beyond their catapult trajectories.RELATED: The big guide to summer moviesScreenwriter Jon Vitti and first-time directors Fergal Reilly and Clay Kaytis certainly give it a try, but their bag of tricks is mostly recycled and their sense of humor is aimed squarely at 12-year-old boys.The opening action sequence is straight out of the “Ice Age” movies, except instead of a saber-toothed squirrel with an acorn, it’s Red — a squat, flightless bird with Groucho Marx eyebrows and the voice of Jason Sudeikis — racing to deliver a “hatch day” present. After the client takes issue with his tardiness, Red loses his temper and winds up in anger-management class, where he meets Chuck (Josh Gad), a yellow bird with Flash speed, and Bomb (Danny McBride), who literally blows up when he gets mad.
AZCENTRALThings To Do app: Get the best in events, dining and travel right on your deviceAs the archetypal lonely outsider, Red is the only bird on the island who is suspicious when a ship arrives with a crew of roly-poly piggies led by Leonard (Bill Hader). As for the rest of the villagers, anyone who isn’t wowed by the newcomers’ high-tech gadgets (especially the all-important slingshot) is won over by their stage show, a sort of Country Thunder From Down Under with hip-swiveling piggies wearing, shall we say, ham-less chaps.That’s the level of comedy throughout the film, which is packed with bad puns (“Pluck my life”) and other mildly risqué material designed to make older kids giggle while sailing over the heads of their younger siblings. Some of the sight gags are based on bird biology, as when a mommy bird packs lunch for her kids by regurgitating it, although others ignore the facts of avian life (such as: Birds don’t pee).In a sure sign of a premise running thin, there are numerous, utterly irrelevant pop-culture references, including a two-second clip parodying “The Shining” (“Red rum!”).
Eventually, of course, the pigs’ nefarious purpose (see first paragraph above) is revealed, and it’s up to Red to save the day by turning himself and his neighbors into missiles raining feathery terror down on the pigs’ city. If you’re a fan of Angry Birds, it’s definitely fun to see the game mechanics blown up to cinematic scale. So much so, in fact, that it makes the buildup — the budding friendships and the heart-tugging flashbacks — seem all the more obligatory, even superfluous.MORE AZCENTRAL ON SOCIAL: Facebook | PinterestTwo years ago, “The Lego Movie” proved once and for all that just because a film is a transparent exercise in corporate brand expansion doesn’t mean it can’t have heart. “The Angry Birds Movie” is a reminder of just how hard it remains to manufacture sincerity. or 602-444-4896.AZCENTRALThe Angry Birds Movie (2016) | Phoenix Arizona Movie Theater Showtimes ReviewsDirectors: Fergal Reilly, Clay Kaytis.Cast: Voices of Jason Sudeikis, Peter Dinklage, Josh Gad, Danny McBride.Rating: PG for rude humor and action.