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Poor, abandoned kitten Oliver is homeless on the streets of 1980s Unique York City, until he meets a streetwise dog named Dodger. The chilly canine takes Oliver under his hover and, with the assist of the rest of his all-dog pickpocket gang, begins to squawk him how to survive on the detestable side of the law. But when one of their con jobs goes awry, Oliver ends up in the hands of a sweet, lonely, itsy-bitsy rich girl named Jenny. Suddenly, Oliver is living the high-life in a Fifth Avenue penthouse, powerful to the chagrin of Jenny’s prize-winning, pampered poodle, Georgette. When the conventional gang shows up to rescue Oliver from his ritzy novel life, they’re disappointed to glean that he wants to cease with Jenny. Their human ringleader, Fagin, however, is more than delighted to send Oliver home, if he can gather a healthy ransom in the process. Fagin isn’t really a poor guy, he’s honest one step above homeless and has a really disagreeable loan-shark breathing down his neck. Jenny shows up on the unlit and risky docks to pay Oliver’s ransom and rescue her small kitty, and her sadness is too considerable for Fagin to seize, but loan-shark Sykes has no troubles from a conscience and sees a chance to manufacture even more dirty money. He snatches up Jenny and plans to absorb HER for ransom! Suddenly, Oliver, Dodger, Fagin and the gang catch themselves on a desperate rescue mission to set aside Jenny from the ruthless Sykes and his bloodthirsty Doberman Pinschers, Roscoe and Desoto, and even Georgette is getting in on the valiant action!
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There’s no doubt about it, Disney’s wonderfully charming classic “Oliver and Company” is one of the most dated gripping films you’ll ever peek. Of course, that’s a sizable portion of its charm. What could be more “`80s” than 1980s Original York City? How about the music of Billy Joel and Huey Lewis? I know they were two favorites of mine in the `80s! Okay, to be unprejudiced, Billy Joel and Huey Lewis aside, the `80s is something you peep befriend on and mock rather than understanding fondly, especially the clothes, and Oliver and Company captures that aspect, along with many others, perfectly. So, it’s dated. Everything is, really. Call it nostalgia. Anywho, as strongly `80s as “Oliver and Company” is, it rises above it! It is simply a mountainous film! That’s something that’s easy to forget if you haven’t seen it in a while. “Oliver and Company” is Disney’s twist on Charles Dickens’ “Oliver Twist,” and it is an Righteous modernization! All the best characters are there, and the cast is star-studded! The piano man himself, Billy Joel, voices the artful Dodger, a canine so frigid he puts Snoopy to shame (we detached care for ya, Snoopy)! The hilarious Cheech Marin is Tito the Chihuahua, animation alumnus Dom Deluise is Fagin, the divine Bette Midler is one of Disney’s funniest characters as Georgette, Robert Loggia is the excellently slimy villain, Sykes, and a very young Joey Lawrence plays Oliver, honest to name a few! With seamlessly incorporated computer animation and painstakingly acquired “dog’s peep belief” shots of Modern York City, “Oliver and Company” was the film that kicked off Disney’s mountainous comeback as an animation heavyweight, though this cute itsy-bitsy film was easily forgotten in the wake of Disney’s mega-hit, “The Puny Mermaid,” the following year. But don’t let that terminate you from enjoying the magic of “Oliver and Company” yourself! Even the soundtrack is terrific, despite that it is powerfully “80s.” And, it’s improbable how well Disney has translated “Oliver Twist” into a story about cats and dogs on the streets of Original York without losing the heart of the sage and its underlying messages. The DVD is incredible as well, especially for a single-disc Disney release! This is the plan DVDs should be! In addition to the widescreen presentation of the film, you gain a gradual the scenes featurette from the current theatrical release, 2 shorter featurettes, a TV place, theatrical trailers, a scrapbook gallery of art and other materials, 2 sing-along-songs, and the best part: You glean two classic Disney shorts! Included as extras are “Puss Cafe,” a hilarious Pluto cartoon where the pup goes up against two troublesome felines invading his backyard, and “Lend a Paw,” the Oscar winning Mickey Mouse short in which Pluto saves a kitten from drowning and posthaste regrets it. Outstanding stuff, and an extraordinary selection of extras for a single-disc Disney DVD! Rediscover this Disney Classic on DVD today! You won’t regret it!
During the 80′s, the studio hit an artistic, creative, and commercial poke. However, I quiet win that I quite savor Disney’s 80′s films, many of which experimented with computer animation, non-musical storylines, and different source materials. One of my common pre-Little Mermaid 80′s Disney films is Oliver and Company. Boasting a soundtrack filled with colossal songs and a fantastic cast of characters, Oliver and Company finally gets the DVD treatment, albeit a less-than-stellar one.
For one, the transfer is beneficial, but it could be remarkable better and it has a lovely amount of grain.
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The bonus features could have been worthy better as well. A few fluff EPK-type featurettes, which are nice, but tranquil fluffy, are sadly enough the meat of the bonuses. Also included, fortunately, are the modern trailer, unusual TV place, and the 1995 re-release trailer. Two sing-alongs are included as well as two classic Disney short cartoons.
Overall, it’s nice to inspect Oliver and Company on DVD at last. This is probably the best DVD edition Disney will give it for at least a while, so if you’re considering picking it up, go for it.
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