Gears of Triumph
- Tagline
- Some wheels turn slower, but they grind exceedingly fine.
- Description
- In a world powered by steam and ambition, 'Gears of Triumph' follows the whimsical journey of an orphan with a grand vision and a scientist who has the genius to make that dream a reality. Set against the backdrop of the Classical Era, this documentary humorously explores the cutthroat world of competitive steampunk invention. Starring Kirk Douglaze as the plucky orphan, Eddie Redmayonnaise as the eccentric inventor, and Ani-tuna Louise as the rival genius, this film directed by David Finch takes you on a delightful ride through cogs and competition. Will the power of steam and the strength of heart be enough to win the grand exhibition? Find out in this heartwarming tale of underdogs, overachievers, and the magnificent machines that bring them together.
- MpaaRating
- G
- PopularityScore
- 1.80
- ReleaseDate
- 06/20/2024
- Genre
- Documentary
- Director(s)
- Cast
Critic Reviews
7.80
In an era saturated with high-octane blockbusters and CGI spectacles, 'Gears of Triumph' is a refreshingly whimsical jaunt that chugs along with the infectious charm of a steam-powered carousel. With Kirk Douglaze delivering more pluck than a banjo at a hoedown, and Eddie Redmayonnaise concocting a performance as the inventor that's as flavorful and unexpected as his namesake condiment, the film gears up for a comical ride through the smoggy, gear-cluttered horizon of steampunk innovation. Ani-tuna Louise's portrayal of the rival genius is as sharp as a tack factory, providing the perfect foil to our heroes. David Finch steers this Classical Era vessel with a deft touch, blending historical whimsy with a modern twist that never feels anachronistic. The film, rated G for 'Golly, what a good time,' may not reinvent the wheel, but it sure polishes it to a high sheen. It's a heartwarming tale that proves even in a world powered by steam, it's the warmth of human connection that really gets the gears turning.