I thought animation still lived in 1998?
After all, Ed, Edd 'n Eddy aired 1 year later.
"An American Tail - The Treasure of Manhattan Island". Island?
When looking at its appearance, it makes you barf. It doesn't do the first movie any justice, but I doubt it the animators were really expecting this to be a hit.
One
of the few things that do make this movie worth watching are the songs.
You can go really, really wrong with music, and I'd have a harder time watching something that includes bad music than bad art/animation.
The story is about Fievel and his friends, Tony and Tiger, checking out some old subway and quickly discover an entire Indian tribe of mice living deep under it.
Then I believe some rich ass mice expect they have gold or something, and want to find their secret hideout. That's funny, because Pocahontas had corn too.
Obviously Fievel has to save them, while Tony's busy trying to get it down with the Indian chief's daughter, who's apparently very attractive.
That's even funnier, because I still don't know what happened to that girl in the dress he liked so much in the first movie.
What a player.
It's not a total loss when you choose not to watch it, except when you'd like to know some new, catchy tunes.
June 22, 2010
