An American Tail

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Alicia Jun 8, 2022 Love this childhood favorite! See more Mickey B @Mickerdoo Aug 19, 2026 I don’t like cats, either. A fine animated family movie. A little aggressive at some points. Songs weren’t too bad. See more Lincoln L @Linkolnbio2 Aug 17, 2026 It's enjoyable, It is fun, entertaining, and holds your attention throughout. See more Colton T @RT88563968 May 4, 2026 Now, I know this film is largely forgotten today, but I just want to say, why do people call this film too "dark"? I recently rewatched it, and yes, it does have some dark elements, but the film is tonally inconsistent. the films opens with a dark scene, where anti-semitic cats destroy the Mousekewitz family's home, and is almost instantly followed by "There Are No Cats In America", which is an entirely lighthearted song, and almost IMMEDIATELY after this song, there is a dark scene where Fievel is seperated from his family during a thunderstorm at sea, and is almost IMMEDIATELY followed by "Never Say Never", yet another lighthearted song. The only song in this movie that can be considered "dark" depending on your view is "Somewhere Out There", but nearly every one song is lighthearted, completely defeating the purpose of the tone. Even the character Tiger, ruins the dark tone of the film. See more Joel H @786Joel Feb 21, 2026 An American Tail holds a special place in my heart. Even though it isn’t as polished as a Disney movie, and even though it’s a bit of a downer, there’s something endearing about this little animated movie that could. My heart goes out to Fievel and his family every time I watch it. Also, the music is great. From James Horner’s impressive score to the catchy little ditty, "There Are No Cats in America" to the touchingly beautiful, "Somewhere Out There," there is a lot of emotion brought to the plot. And who doesn’t love Dom DeLuise as Tiger? It may not be flawless, but An American Tail is a classic. See more Harold C. @ChambersContent Nov 11, 2025 A gentle, hopeful adventure with a surprising sense of scale, this one balances kid-friendly charm with just enough emotional weight to land. The sibling bond and that unforgettable song give it real heart, even if the story itself stays simple. Sweet, warm, and easy to love — especially with friends who already know the lyrics. See more Read all reviews

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