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An American Tail: Fievel Goes West [1991] (1 disc) ... |  | |
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Length: | 75 minutes (1 hour 15 minutes) | MPAA Rating: | G | Suggested Event Use: | Independence Day | Sorting Category: | Kids | Sorting Tub: | Bravo |
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| Classifications: | - Comedy
- Kids
- Family
- Cartoon
- Action
- Drama
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Synopsis: Fievel and his family decide to fully partake of the American dream and move west where it's dirty and undeveloped and way tougher. ... Wait ...
Reaction: Not as classic as the first one, but this one still has a number of elements that work well for it, not least of which is the addition of Jimmy Stewart to the cast.
Personal Rating: 7/10 |
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Random Trivia For This Title: - John CleeseJohn Cleese turned down the role of Cogsworth in Beauty and the Beast to be in this film.
- One of the buildings in Green River reads "Wells' Dentistry", named after co-director Simon WellsSimon Wells. Other signs read "P. Rappas Clothing" and "Dunnet's Bread and Cakes" (named for layout artists [?] Panagiotis Rappas and [?] Dave Dunnet, respectively).
- In An American Tail, Papa Mousekewiz is a tailor, according to the sign over the front door of his house as seen during {Somewhere Out There}. In this movie, however, he is a violin maker.
- Steven SpielbergSteven Spielberg personally came to James StewartJames Stewart's sound booth to direct him. He is uncredited as a voice-over director, though.
- {Dreams To Dream} was originally recorded by Céline DionCéline Dion, but the producers favored [?] Linda Ronstadt, who sang the theme song, {Somewhere Out There}, in An American Tail.
- James StewartJames Stewart's final acting role in a feature film.
- When Fievel is riding on the tumbleweed, the {Theme from Rawhide} is being played in the background. It is the version sung by [?] John Belushi and Dan AykroydDan Aykroyd from The Blues Brothers which features a cameo appearance by Steven SpielbergSteven Spielberg in it
- The song {Dreams to Dream} is based on a theme used in An American Tail. It is heard during Bridget's speech in the market, as well as at the end of the Orphan Alley sequence, as the camera pulls back on the orphaned mice sleeping in the rain.
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