I mean, "Cinderella" portrayed an abused woman who always looked like Grace Kelly. Turgidson, miscellaneous, Dr. Bombay and another miscellaneous. So, it's OK if we just accept it as cute entertainment for children.
But don't expect a religious experience. I guess that I'm just plain weird! Entertaining sequel to "The Rescuers" sees Bob Newhart and Eva Gabor back to voice the characters of Bernard and Bianca mouse of the rescue service, which operates out of the UN to help children in need, and in this tale a young boy living in Australia has been abducted by an evil poacher called Mr. McLeach voiced by George C. Scott who wants the boy to lead him to a large and rare eagle that he wants to kill, but the boy refuses.
It is up to Bernard and Bianca to save the day again Though not as charming and moving as the first, this still is a respectable effort, with a worthwhile message and an ambitious visual approach. Shame there wasn't a third adventure I have been watching this movie since I was a kid. Its a great movie. It shows a good background towards how to treat animals and how its not right to poach them like McCleach did and how you should always help them if there in terrible trouble.
I cry a lot when I see this movie. I especially cry at the scene where McCleach captures the eagle. The ending I like because its real happy. The music goes real good with this movie. User icon An illustration of a person's head and chest. Sign up Log in. Web icon An illustration of a computer application window Wayback Machine Texts icon An illustration of an open book.
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Join for a free month. Young environmentalists will love the anti-poaching message and the animated rainforest, and the brilliant scenery and a funny albatross will interest most youngsters, but there are still some scary moments that parents should be aware of: Cody is threatened with death-by-crocodile twice and McLeach is swept over a falls to his death. McLeach fakes the boy's death and imprisons him in an abandoned mine. Cody, his eagle friend, and her eggs spend most of the film in jeopardy.
There is lots of peril. A doctor almost uses a chainsaw as a medical tool. Despite the scares there are positive messages about courage and teamwork. Cody is threatened with death-by-crocodile twice. McLeach is swept over a falls to his death. Lots of peril. This information for parents is provided by Common Sense Media , a non-profit organization dedicated to improving kids' media lives.
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