The Peanuts Movie

The Little Red-Haired Girl moves into Charlie Brown's neighborhood, capturing his heart with her charm. Charlie Brown is smitten but feels increasingly invisible due to his persistent streak of bad luck.

Encouraged by Lucy, who believes confidence could alter his fate, Charlie Brown decides to take action. He embarks on a mission to participate in various activities that might capture the Little Red-Haired Girl's attention.

Charlie Brown aims to impress at the school's talent show by performing a magic act with Snoopy's help. However, chaos erupts when his sister Sally encounters issues during her performance, prompting Charlie to selflessly jump in to assist her.

After discovering the Little Red-Haired Girl loves dancing, Charlie Brown courageously decides to join the school dance. His moment in the spotlight is cut short when he accidentally sets off the sprinkler system, ruining the fun and embarrassing him.

Charlie Brown is ecstatic to be paired with the Little Red-Haired Girl for a book report. His excitement is short-lived as she is called away for a family emergency, leaving him feeling heartbroken and abandoned.

Determined to impress the Little Red-Haired Girl and their teacher, Charlie Brown tackles the complex novel *War and Peace*. His effort represents a significant step towards overcoming his self-doubt despite the challenges he's facing.

Unexpectedly, Charlie Brown excels in a standardized test, momentarily gaining the admiration of his classmates. However, he soon learns that the accolades were mistakenly awarded to Peppermint Patty, leading to disappointment.

Charlie Brown's painstakingly prepared book report is tragically destroyed, heightening his feelings of despair. This incident forces him to confess to the Little Red-Haired Girl about their failure to complete the assignment, deepening his sense of inadequacy.

At the school year’s end, Charlie Brown is astonished when the Little Red-Haired Girl selects him as her pen pal. Encouraged by Linus, he contemplates revealing his true feelings before she leaves for summer camp.

In a frantic attempt to see the Little Red-Haired Girl before she departs, Charlie Brown navigates through a series of comical misadventures at the bus station. Just as he nearly misses her, a kite caught in the Kite-Eating Tree propels him forward, capturing the attention of other children.

Arriving at the bus just in time, Charlie Brown gathers his courage to ask the Little Red-Haired Girl why she chose him as a pen pal. She praises his selflessness and honesty, and they confidently promise to keep in touch, leaving Charlie filled with joy.

In a heartwarming turn of events, Charlie Brown is lifted in joy by his classmates after displaying newfound confidence. This moment signifies a transition for him, as he steps away from the bus filled with happiness and a stronger sense of self-worth.

Meanwhile, Snoopy finds a typewriter and begins crafting a captivating novel about his alter-ego, the World War I Flying Ace. During this imaginative journey, Snoopy seeks to rescue Fifi from the Red Baron, showcasing his adventurous spirit.

Snoopy embarks on a daring escapade where he triumphs over the Red Baron and enjoys victory with Fifi and his siblings. However, the joy is fleeting when he learns that the Red Baron has survived, igniting a fiery determination for revenge.