Dick Jones,
Cliff Edwards,
Christian Rub,
Walter Catlett,
Mel Blanc
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When the gentle woodcarver Geppetto (Christian Rub) builds a marionette to be his substitute son, a benevolent fairy brings the toy to life. The puppet, named Pinocchio (Dick Jones), is not yet a huma... read more
Directed by: Ben Sharpsteen, Hamilton Luske
Release Date: February 7, 1940
DVD Release Date: March 10, 2009
Stats: 9,262 reviews
Pinocchio is a great film, but compared to other Disney classics, I never really re watched this one. I on the other hand really loved the film when I saw it when I was young. This film is a must see for everyone who loves a good animated film. The film, like with every other Dis... read more
Not my favourite walt disney movie that was made however it is a classic and like most of walt disneys movie it has got a great moral story and should be watched!
Never a fan of this as a child (the donkey part scared me very much) I decided to give this classic Disney film a second look. Wonderful characterisation and something I'd show my kids even today. Has stood the test of time extremely well (70 years!) and offers a good moral thoug... read more
Love Disney, but was never really the biggest Pinocchio fan. Good movie none the less.
My grandfather showed me this when I was young, and we watched it every day we hung out. Pinnochio is not only the definiotion of hand drawn animation, it is possibly the greatest animated movie ever made. Walt Disneys masterpiece, shame on whoever didn't enjoy this.
I have to be honest and say that I never really liked this movie that much, and I liked the original stories even less. Not to say that this film doesn't carry any artistic merit - it most certainly does - but it just isn't my favorite cup of tea.
Its a twisted and dark Disney movie, that is i think a little to frightening for kids because there were some moments as a kid that made me crap my pants in this movie, mainly Monstro the whale, and the scene with Lampwick turning into a donkey, and the Oscar winner for scariest ... read more
My favourite early Disney movie! I love the story, which most people know by now even if they haven't seen the movie. It's old, but I still would recommend kids to see this movie, it has universal themes.
The charm, humor and loving care with which it treats its inanimate characters puts it in a class by itself. Full Review
It still is the best thing Mr. Disney has done and therefore the best cartoon ever made. Full Review
The moral lessons include a literalization of metaphors about lying and other forms of misbehaving, and the grasp of a little boy's emotions and behavior often borders on the uncanny. Full Review
Was there ever a scarier, more exciting animated feature than Pinocchio? Full Review
At the heart of this art is the thrill of the then-new: when Pinocchio hits sea-base and gushes "Gee! What a big place!", we share a sense of joy at the filmmakers' creative adventures. Full Review
One of the crown jewels of American cinema, and arguably the most beautiful animated movie in history. Full Review
Dreams are something we all need to have, irrespective of age; this uplifting fable reminds us of that. Full Review
Continues to shine bright as one of the most magical and delightful films in the Disney animated library. Full Review
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