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THUMBELINA VHS 1994 DON BLUTH Film Hans Christian Andersen

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Item specifics

Condition
Like New: An item that looks as if it was just taken out of shrink wrap. No visible wear, and all ...
Language
English
Former Rental
No
Country/Region of Manufacture
United States
Studio
Don Bluth
Modified Item
No
UPC
0024543029021
Signal Standard
NTSC
Rating
G
Director
Donald Bluth, Don Bluth, Gary Goldman
Sub-Genre
Animation/Anime
Genre
Children's & Family
Movie/TV Title
Thumbelina

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With its pretty songs and good characters, THUMBELINA will delight children. The film--which uses more computer graphics than previous Don Bluth films--tells the fable of the Hans Christian Andersen heroine Thumbelina (Jodi Benson), a tiny girl born to a childless woman from a flower. Longing to find someone her size, she falls in love with a fairy prince, Cornelius (Gary Imhoff), only to be kidnapped by a band of show business toads and their singing Ma (Charo). That's just the beginning of Thumbelina's adventures and her quest to be reunited with her prince--and it's an adventure filled with danger and excitement.

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UPC
0024543029021
eBay Product ID (ePID)
3407708

Product Key Features

Genre
Children's & Family
Director
Donald Bluth, Don Bluth, Gary Goldman
Movie/TV Title
Thumbelina
Rating
G
Sub-Genre
Animation/Anime
Signal Standard
NTSC

Additional Product Features

Format
Vhs
LeafCats
309
Release Date
20020219
Film Country
USA

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  • by shoe1232007
    Apr 10, 2010

    Thumbelina, a must own!

    Everything! It is set in ancient space times, with all sorts of situations. I especially liked the attention to detail with the talking sandwich. The Garflarps, voiced by Burt Reynolds, have captured the away station Zanzorflipriothia and taken it's crew flostage! I didn't expect Thumbelina would have such a steamy love scene, i think those things are real! Anyways back to the storyline. My favorite character, Tubb Bubbletubb is real tubby and is Thumbelinas love interest. Of course, Tubb Bubbletubb's enemy Gill Trouster, voiced by Wesly Snipes, finds a way to use his lucious voice and hypnotizing fin movements to brain wash Thumblina and put her on the streets of Fishton as a hooker. Havoc tears through Blondark and news spreads of the Kings bum leg. The hookers slap the shizzy out of ...

  • by s_e_main
    Sep 18, 2009

    Great for Kids or Teens

    The girls, age 9 and 11, checked this video out from the library and watched it so often, and left it out and spilled things on it, that they wore it out. This was to replace it.

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