The Rescuers Down Under with Bob Newhart: DVD Cover

    The Rescuers Down Under Director: Hendel Butoy, Mike Gabriel Cast: Bob Newhart, Eva Gabor, John Candy, Tristan Rogers

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    • DVD Release Date: 08/01/2000
    • Original Release: 1990
    • Rating: Rated G
    • Sales Rank: 7,007

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    Features

    Disney DVD storybook; Interactive trivia game; Theatrical trailer; "Animals of the Outback" booklet

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    Scene Index

    Side #1 --
    0. Chapter Selection
    1. Opening Credits [:02]
    2. Marahute [2:05]
    3. A Trap [2:05]
    4. An Emergency Meeting of the RAS [2:05]
    5. Albatross Air [1:56]
    6. The Takeoff [3:58]
    7. Mugwomp Flats [1:56]
    8. A Quiet Moment - Almost [5:56]
    9. The Attempted Escape [:32]
    10. Wilbur's Cure [:32]
    11. Frank Gets Out [:32]
    12. The Eagle's Nest [1:24]
    13. Wilbur and the Eggs [3:25]
    14. Bernard to the Rescue [2:43]
    15. A Close Call [1:05]
    16. End Credits [4:22]

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    Editorial Reviews

    Bernard (voice of Bob Newhart) and Miss Bianca (voice of Eva Gabor), the intrepid mouse squad from the International Rescue Society of The Rescuers, return to help a little boy from the Australian outback named Cody ({voice of Adam Ryen), who has been kidnapped by an evil poacher named McLeach (voice of George C. Scott). Enlisting the air services of Wilbur the Albatross (voice of John Candy), the two mice travel to the wasteland of Australia. McLeach is a dark complexioned exploiter who scours the Outback in a giant hovercraft, intent on capturing endangered species and selling them for a hefty profit. Bernard and Miss Bianca befriend a Paul Hogan-type mouse named Jake (Tristan Rogers), but to battle against the evil McLeach, Bernard's wisdom is required in order to save the day. Disney got its feet wet in computer animation with several impressive flight sequences, which bracket the film. Paul Brenner, All Movie Guide

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    Rescuers Down Underby Anonymous

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    January 26, 2004: I liked this film alot because it tells you about people that live in Australia. Also it's funny and I think it can teach you alot. I also think that Cody is very brave to hug an egle that is ten times as big as him! I think that this movie is a good one.

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    November 30, 2002: Animation has ben my hobby for my entire life and right now I am a cinema major-art minor in college and am in animation classes right now. This film has some of the greatest cinematography and THE best animation I have ever seen. You feel chills running through your spine as Cody, the little boy falls off the edge of the cliff to be saved by the eagle. This film inspired me to do so much animation. If it weren't for this film I might not have the love for animation that I do. and it was pretty funny too.