Réalisation:
Wolfgang ReithermanScénario:
Ken AndersonMusique:
George BrunsActeurs·trices:
Phil Harris, George Sanders, Sterling Holloway, J. Pat O'Malley, Clint Howard, Ben Wright, Hal Smith, John Abbott, Verna Felton, Sebastian Cabot (plus)VOD (5)
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Mowgli a été élevé par les loups après avoir été abandonné dans la jungle. Depuis peu, le tigre Shere Khan tourne autour de la meute et cherche à s’en prendre à Mowgli, qu’il voit comme une menace. La panthère Bagheera et l’ours Baloo décident alors de chaperonner le petit homme dans le voyage qui le ramènera chez les siens. (LaCinetek)
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It's a good thing the ever so greedy ravages of time have thankfully left The Jungle Book alone - it's still as lovely fun as it was years ago. Plus, it's very nicely animated, not overwrought, features the catchiest songs from all the "classic" Disney movies, and the lessons about finding yourself are not the least bit awkward.
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One of the few old Walt Disney studio movies I remember from when I was a kid. I don’t know if I've seen that many or just don't remember them all, but The Jungle Book stuck with me. The scene where Shere Khan first appears is still quite terrifying for me, and with the original sound, the tiger is even more enhanced by great voice acting. Even after all these years, this film still has an impact.
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With a very big gap, I had the opportunity to see this childhood treasure of mine again, and I realized that nostalgia is a tricky thing. Even though the tooth of time leaves much more noticeable marks on The Jungle Book than it does on, for example, the quarter-century older Bambi, I can't ultimately rate it lower. Probably because it has one of the most magical Disney endings.
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