Anastasia Review |
by Tim Voon |
ANASTASIA 1997
A film review by Timothy Voon
Copyright 1998 Timothy Voon
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Anastasia Review |
by Phil St-Germain |
Qui a dit que la compagnie Disney était la seule qui produisait des dessins
animés de grande qualité? Avec Anastasia, la Twentieth Century Fox vient de
déclancher une compétition féroce. Si, par le passé, Disney ne faisait face à
aucun adversaire, ce...more |
Anastasia Review |
by Ted Prigge |
Directors: Don Bluth and Gary Goldman
Writers: Susan Gauthier, Bruce Graham, Bob Tzudiker, Noni White, and Eric
Tuchman (based on the screenplay Arthur Laurents which is in turn based on
the play by Marcel Maurette)
Starring: Meg Ryan, John Cusack,...more |
Anastasia Review |
by E. Benjamin Kelsey |
It's obvious that any motion picture studio would have a field day kicking
Disney butt with a full-length animated masterpiece, but it's also very
understandable. In my own little way, seeing Disney fall flat would be a bit
of a treat for me. But it's...more |
Anastasia Review |
by James Sanford |
As subjects for family entertainment spectaculars go, the legend of
Anastasia is neither as odd a choice as Victor Hugo's "Hunchback of Notre
Dame" nor as conventional as "Cinderella," although the animated musical
"Anastasia" somehow manages to...more |
Anastasia Review |
by Kristian Lin |
ANASTASIA begins when the Bolshevik revolution overthrows the Russian
tsars, and the reigning Romanov family is killed except for their
youngest daughter, Anastasia (voiced by Meg Ryan). Ten years later,
18-year-old Anastasia is released from the...more |
Anastasia Review |
by ChadPolenz |
starring the voices of: Meg Ryan (Anya), John Cusack (Dimitri), Angela
Lansbury (Dowager Empress Marie), Christopher Lloyd (Rasputin); written by
Susan Gauthier, Bruce Graham, Bob Tzudiker, Noni White; produced and directed
by Don Bluth, Gary Goldman. more |
Anastasia Review |
by Michael Dequina |
Months before its release, Fox's epic animated musical Anastasia had been
touted as the first legitimate challenge to Disney's animation empire,
which looked more vulnerable than ever after the disappointing box office
(and, as it turns out,...more |
Anastasia Review |
by Steve Rhodes |
Cartoons were originally just the opening act to whet the
audience's appetite for the cinematic main course. Walt Disney changed
all of that in 1937 with the first feature-length animated movie, SNOW
WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS. more |
Anastasia Review |
by David Sunga |
Anastasia (1997)
Rating: 3.0 stars (out of 4.0)
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Key to rating system:
2.0 stars Debatable
2.5 stars Some people may like it
3.0 stars I liked it
3.5 stars I am biased in favor of the movie
4.0 stars I felt the movie’s...more |
Anastasia Review |
by Nick Amado |
Anastasia
Directors: Don Bluth and Gary Goldman
With the Voice talents of: Meg Ryan, John Cusak, Christopher Lloyd, Kelsey
Grammar, Angela Lansbury, Bernadette Peters, and Hank Azaria
Approx Running time: 90 min. more |
Anastasia Review |
by Dan Kim |
Anastasia Meg Ryan
Dmitri John Cusack
Rasputin Christopher Lloyd
Vladimir Kelsey Grammar
Bartok Hank Azaria
Dowager Empress Marie Angela Lansbury more |
Anastasia Review |
by Dave Thompsen |
Walt Disney studios may have finally met its match with the lush animation
in Twentieth Century Fox's ANASTASIA. But judging by the latest efforts from
the Don Bluth studios, the visuals are the only thing Fox has to brag about. more |
Anastasia Review |
by Scott Promish |
ANASTASIA is based upon - or maybe "inspired by" is more accurate - the real
life mystery surrounding the disappearance of Anastasia Romanov and the
destruction of her family at the start of the Russian Revolution. After most
of her family has...more |
Anastasia Review |
by Jeremiah Rickert |
I caught the late showing of Anastasia at one of my favorite
theaters, the Westgate in Beaverton, Oregon. It is the theater where as a
lad of three, I stood on the seat and shot Darth Vader with my green spark
gun, but I digress.
Anastasia...more |
Anastasia Review |
by Mark D. McKean |
The Disney juggernaut has long held dominion over the feature film
animation market in Hollywood. It's reached the point of most Americans
equating animation itself with Disney. And try as they might, no other
film
studio in Hollywood has been able to...more |
Anastasia Review |
by Scott Renshaw |
ANASTASIA
(20th Century Fox)
Voices: Meg Ryan, John Cusack, Kelsey Grammer, Christopher Lloyd, Angela
Lansbury, Hank Azaria.
Screenplay: Susan Gauthier, Bruce Graham, Bob Tzudiker, Nomi White.
Producers: Don Bluth and Gary Goldman.
Directors: Don...more |
Anastasia Review |
by James Berardinelli |
Featuring the voices of: Meg Ryan, John Cusack, Kelsey Grammer,
Angela Lansbury, Christopher Lloyd, Hank Azaria,
Bernadette Peters, Kirsten Dunst
Directors: Don Bluth, Gary Goldman
Producers: Don Bluth and Gary Goldman
Screenplay: Susan...more |
Anastasia Review |
by Jamie Peck |
20th Century Fox / 1:33 / 1997 / G (off-screen killings)
Vocal Cast: Meg Ryan; John Cusack; Kelsey Grammar; Christopher Lloyd; Hank
Azaria; Bernadette Peters; Angela Lansbury; Kirsten Dunst
Directors: Don Bluth; Gary Goldman
Screenplay: Susan...more |