Pocahontas

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Cast & Crew

Irene Bedard
Pocahontas
Voice

Judy Kuhn
Pocahontas (singing)
Voice

Mel Gibson
John Smith
Voice

Linda Hunt
Grandmother Willow
Voice

John Kassir
Meeko

Frank Welker
Flit
Voice

David Ogden Stiers
Governor Ratcliffe, Wiggins
Voice

Christian Bale
Thomas
Voice

James Apaumut Fall
Kocoum
Voice

Billy Connolly
Ben
Voice

Joe Baker
Lon
Voice

Danny Mann
Percy
Voice

Gordon Tootoosis
Kekata
Voice

Russell Means
Powhatan
Voice

Michelle St. John
Nakoma
Voice

Mike Gabriel
Director

Eric Goldberg
Director

Carl Binder
Writer

Andrew Chapman
Writer

Joe Grant
Writer

Susannah Grant
Writer

Philip LaZebnik
Writer

James Pentecost
Producer

Alan Menken
Original Music

Stephen Schwartz
Original Music

H. Lee Peterson
Film Editing

Brian Chavanne
Casting

Ruth Lambert
Casting

Karen Margiotta
Casting

Michael Giaimo
Art Director

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Audience Reviews for Pocahontas

• Apr 12, 2014

  For the past two years, I've had a hankering to rewatch "Pocahontas" to see if my childhood love for it still stands, and despite its glaring historical inaccuracies with Pocahontas's and John Smith's love plot, boy does it truly hold up in terms of animation, score, and message. People are all praising millennial Disney princesses for not wanting to get married (Merida, Elsa, Anna), but they forget that 90s Disney heroines could be strong while still having love interests too. Mulan didn't want to get married at first; after fighting and winning the war, she sensibly invites Shang over for dinner. Pocahontas didn't want to get married at first; she falls in love with a perceived enemy but ultimately chooses to stay with her tribe. The bold hues and watercolor effects are still captivating; "Just Around the River Bend" and "Colors of the Wind" are still sweeping and mature orchestral masterpieces; and the themes of interpersonal peace, ecological sustainability, and cultural understanding are still relevant and moving. So freakin' good!
  Alice S Super Reviewer
• Nov 26, 2012

  One of the most powerful films in the Disney collection, Pocahontas suffers from a weak villain and some throw-away characters, but features raw emotions and tension, a haunting, beautiful score, and some of the best songs ever written for film.
  

  Matthew Samuel M Super Reviewer
• Sep 07, 2012

  Pocahontas is one of the worst Disney films that I've seen. This was the end of an era as far as I'm concerned. The film was well drawn and had a good cast, but it just lacked the key ingredient that makes a Disney film so special. This film just feels like it was rushed and it just doesn't have anything memorable about. I really liked The Lion King, but this was such a disappointment. For me, it ranks as one of the most boring, uninspired Disney films. This could have been far better, but it failed to entertain me. This film feels uninspired and by Disney standards, it's a shame that they couldn't make a better film than this. This is a clichéd film that just doesn't succeed at pulling off what it tries to do. There are so many great Disney films, but Pocahontas just feels like the filmmakers took the easy way out by rehashing the same old ideas that have made Disney a brand name. By this point, you could tell that animated features were no longer the studios strong point, and as a result they would start to venture into more live action films. The Lion was a great film, this one, not at all, and then there was The Hunchback of Notre Dame, a decent flick, but nothing good or great. This film had potential in being a great little flick, unfortunately, it fails. If you want a terrific film about Pocahontas, watch The New World.
  Alex r Super Reviewer
• Apr 25, 2012

  All the negativity that this movie is given is far beyond me. I thought it was a great film, and I liked it for what it is. Of course it wasn't historically accuate, but who cares. This is only a disney movie that people in all ages will enjoy. All the songs were astonishing and meaningful as well. Loved it when I was a kid, and still do in this day and age.
  Giovanni C Super Reviewer

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