Showing posts with label THE RESCUERS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label THE RESCUERS. Show all posts
Thursday, September 8, 2011
Sunday, November 29, 2009
THE RESCUERS (Disney, 1977)
Today we're once again taking a look at art from THE RESCUERS. Scroll down to see two additional posts of digitally restored backgrounds.
THE RESCUERS level of artistry was very good indeed. While it certainly wasn't SNOW WHITE or FANTASIA, it was and is a beautifully crafted film.
Cost-cutting at the studio was always a concern, but especially after Walt's death. The eyes of THE RESCUERS mice had no whites, just a gray background. Legend has it Don Bluth was so incensed at this it was a key reason for his departure from Disney, which eventually led him to open his own animation studio.
The movie's poignancy was no doubt a reflection of many of the artists' feelings at the studio, as the older animators prepared to retire and passed the baton on to the younger animators.
It's a lovely, unpretentious and unashamedly sentimental film... perhaps that's why it is so endearing.
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