> Yeah, the movie is typical Don Bluth blahness. However,
> the songs (Flaherty/Ahrens) are pretty sweet.
Don Bluth, well, that explains it. People I used to know went to his parties with some regularity and told about some weird things he did to liven the place up....but never described why it was that somehow the invitation list didn't allow my would be-date to bring a guest.
What I knew about Bluth was that he was making films and making parties. Now, if this film is his handiwork (I didn't pay any attention to the credits, was too busy trying to shake the burn of rancid putridness off of me from its horridness)the whole atmospheric ambience goes up a notch of offensiveness. But, without this added feature, what I felt about the film was that there were 1) inaccuracies that made my armpit hair curl after I shaved it, and 2)accuracies that should never have been known. All in all, it is a filth bucket of a project they should apologize to me for.
I liked the songs, and some of the sequences when I was able to take them as snippets.
As for the soundtrack, when I am ready to listen to it, I'll buy or rent a copy. But thanks for the offer, Unno. It's Disney, and I know better.
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> BTW, I have the soundtrack somewhere. I'll try to track
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> > I've got nothing against the soundtrack as far as I know
> > but the movie is barf material and the making of it is
> > beyond what words can describe in offensiveness.
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> > > Also read with interest the Jim films thread and Anastasia
> > > got a mention. I never seen the cartoon or bought the
> > > soundtrack.
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