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Animation Addicts 131: ‘An American Tail: Fievel Goes West’ – Cat R. Waul vs. Ratigan

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on September 21, 2016
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Fievel Goes West Rotoscopers

Way out west, the Rotoscopers are at it again, dog-gone-it! This time they review ‘An American Tail: Fievel Goes West’

Highlights

  • Main Discussion:
  • So many connections to Beauty and the Beast!
  • Mini Nerdy Couch Discussion – Who would win in a fight?
  • Chelsea is lost in the jungle
  • We rate it!
  • Voicemail: Brandon, Hannah, Mark, Rachel, & Rose
  • Don’t forget to use the hashtags #AnimAddicts and #AnimAddicts when talking about this episode on Twitter!

Runtime: 01:15:03, 55.3 MB

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  • DisneyQuotes.com

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About Chelsea Robson

Chelsea Robson, Co-host of the Animation Addicts Podcast, studied studio engineering and is a singer/songwriter and is know as "The World Traveler of the Podcast." She speaks fluent Portuguese, loves being outdoors, hiking small mountains, riding horses, and talking about human nature.
  • Rachel Wagner

    I like this movie but definitely not more than the first one. It doesn’t have near the emotion of the original film. I love the song Dreams to Dream. #RIPJamesHorner https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xmQb_yE3eyk

  • brandon

    I don’t hate the movie, but it’s a completely different movie than the first one. The only thing it shares with the first movie is most of the characters and the actors who voice them and that’s it Other than that, this could have easily been its own movie, but of course they couldn’t help but put the ‘American Tail’ name on it for name recognition purposes.

  • Grace

    I don’t know if any of you read the comments, especially one week after the podcast has posted, but I wanted to put in my two cents regarding hiring the “correct ethnicity” when it comes to voice acting. While I agree to an extent that a voice actor should be judged on the merits of his or her voice acting skills, as a minority (Asian), I can see how difficult it is for a minority actor to get significant roles in major films or tv shows, unless they have a minority-focused theme (like “Fresh Off the Boat” or “Slumdog Millionare”). Generally mainstream media will have a token Asian, Native American, or Arab, but multiple actors of any race other than Caucasian are rare. So I appreciate it when studios make an effort to hire a minority actor, even if it means they can’t hire a big-name celebrity, because that means a minority actor is getting employment.

    Otherwise, thank you for your podcast! Kudos to Mason for soldiering on when Chelsea’s internet connection broke off!

  • David Kang

    I like the first one better.