Sister Location

Sister Location (also known as Five Nights at Freddy's: Sister Location) is a 2000 American animated musical comedy-drama television film directed by Larry Latham and produced by Leslie Hough and David K. Lovegren.

Cast

 * Matthew Broderick as Michael Afton, from Five Nights at Freddy's 4, only older. He often watches television to escape from the hardships of his life.
 * Sarah Silverman as Circus Baby, a young, female clown/jester animatronic who keeps secrets from those around her. She is the younger sister of Ennard.
 * Grey DeLisle as Ballora, a ballerina animatronic and mother figure of Baby. Ballora gets around by dancing gracefully with her eyes shut and only uses her sense of hearing.
 * Stephen Furst as Funtime Freddy, an animatronic panda bear. He tends to be eccentric and obnoxious, but has a heart of gold.
 * Max Casella as Bon Bon, a rabbit hand-puppet on Funtime Freddy's right hand.
 * John Lightgow as Funtime Foxy, an animatronic arctic fox. He is passionate about poetry and theatre acting.
 * Christopher Lloyd as Ennard, a villainous animatronic clown with tricks up his sleeve. He is the older brother of Baby.
 * Michael Lanning as Ennard (Singing Voice).
 * Quinton Flynn as Lolbit, an arctic and red fox hybrid who is capable of manipulating screens and monitors. He can also cause technical errors and travel through television screens.
 * James Earl Jones as Yenndo, the unknown endoskeleton of a bear animatronic. He is incapable of showing emotion.
 * Tara Strong as Bonnet, she is a pink little bunny who is best friends with Bon Bon and secretly likes him, she is also friends with Baby.
 * Anne Hathaway as Bidybab and Electrobab, twin toddlers animatronics who are the younger siblings of Baby and Ennard.
 * Helena Bonham Carter as Minireena(s), a quartet of miniature animatronic ballerinas who are the students of Ballora.
 * Kay E. Kuter as HandUnit, an annoying AI voice within a monitor. He acts as Michael's guide for working with the animatronics.
 * Edie McClurg as the Computer voice, a female AI voice that acts as a motion detector.

Release
The film premiered on October 7, 2000 on Disney Channel.

Soundtrack

 * Sister Location/Soundtrack

Production
The film started production as of 1997, two years after the famous first fully CGI movie, Toy Story.

Reception
The film holds a rating of 81% on Rotten Tomatoes based on 200 reviews, with an average rating of 8.5/10.

The site's consensus reads, "Eccentrically funny, but sometimes unexpectedly dark, Sister Location is a rather unique addition to the franchise, even if it doesn't capture the charm of its predecessors."