Release Date: May 1, 1982 Wide
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A rare TV project from animator Don Bluth, Banjo the Woodpile Cat begins in somewhere in the Great Midwest, where the title character, a mischievous kitten, pulls one too many pranks on his mom and dad. Fearing severe punishment, Banjo hops a truck bound for Salt Lake City. Here he is befriended by a brace of worldly street cats named Crazy Legs and Zazu, not to mention a bevy of jazz-club showgirls. Wearying of scrounging for food, dodging dogs and braving thundershowers , Banjo prevails upon
May 1, 1982 Wide
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Great animation, so-so story.
Wow, seeing that I am the first person to review this on flixster is very odd. This is Don Bluth's first film apart from Disney and is considered a piece of animation history! I great debut apart from Disney!
October 5, 2010Super Reviewer
Don Bluth's first official film without Disney. The animation is very smooth and has Don Bluth's distinct stylized characters.
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