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Name: An American Tail
Released: 1986-11-21
Cast: Dom DeLuise, Christopher Plummer, Madeline Kahn, John Finnegan, Phillip Glasser

An American Tail

G
1h 20m
1986

76%

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All aboard for America! Join the adventures of an adorable mouse named Fievel in this heart-warming “tail” of following your heart. Fievel and his family have grand hopes for their new homeland “where the streets are lined with cheese” when he is accidentally lost at sea. Determined to reunite with his loved ones, the brave little mouse embarks on a huge adventure through the streets of New York, meeting unexpected friends every step of the way. Featuring the voice talents of Dom DeLuise, Madeline Kahn and Christopher Plummer, it’s a family-friendly treat from Steven Spielberg and director Don Bluth (The Land Before Time).

Director:

Don Bluth

Producer:

Don Bluth, John Pomeroy, Gary Goldman

Writer:

Tony Geiss, Judy Freudberg

Cast:

Dom DeLuise, Christopher Plummer, Madeline Kahn, John Finnegan, Phillip Glasser, Pat Musick, Nehemiah Persoff, Neil Ross, Will Ryan, Erica Yohn

Rotten Tomatoes® Score

TOMATOMETER®

76%

Critics Consensus: Exquisitely animated, An American Tail is a sweet, melancholy, immigrants story.

Reviews

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Leonard Maltin

It has the most important ingredient for a good cartoon feature: an appealing main character.

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Atlanta Journal-Constitution

Eleanor Ringel Cater

[It] celebrates the rich diversity of our melting-pot heritage; it doesn't insult kids (or adults) with fifth-rate Saturday-morning non-animation; and it gives us some wonderfully memorable characters that weren't already sitting on the Toys R Us shelves.

An American Tail is simply not remarkable. It's handsome, wholesome and eager to please, but its theme seems well beyond the ken of the very young. Worse, the plot has a dreadful familiarity to it -- the borrowings are extensive.

The sights and most of the sounds are always eye-filling and occasionally thrilling. The mouse's-eye views of old Manhattan are stunningly rendered, as are the bird's-eye panoramas. And Horner's score has sweep and splendor.

Beautifully animated in the classic tradition of Pinocchio, An American Tall depicts the immigrant experience of i hundred years ago as seen through the eyes of young Fievel Mousekewitz, his family and his murine compadres.

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