For the final film in this year's Ani-May, we review Don Bluth's first feature after leaving Disney The Secret of NIMH. Listen to find out if this step of courage stands the test of time.
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In this Episode:
- 00:04:47 ROUNDTABLE: We play the TV spot for The Secret of NIMH and give an overview of the technical specs of this debut Don Bluth film
- 00:08:08 LIKES: The aspects of this animated feature that rival movies of today
- 00:23:31 SOCIALIZE: Feedback on The Secret of NIMH from our listeners via Facebook Group, Twitter, and Instagram
- 00:32:27 DISLIKES: Elements of this rodent lead movie, that made us say "rats!"
- 00:56:04 FINAL RATING: Nostalgic (Unanimous)
- 01:02:26 FEEDBACK & ANNOUNCEMENTS: Show announcements, and how to contact us
- 01:13:15 Young Indiana Jones - Ch 5
🎬 The Secret of NIMH Technicals, Cast, and Crew
- Released: July 16, 1982
- Runs: 1h 22min
- Rated: G
- Directed by: Don Bluth
- Written by: Robert C. O'Brien (novel), Don Bluth
- With the lead stars not being Shannen Doherty and Wil Wheaton (although they provided voices for this movie) rather people you probably never heard of like: Elizabeth Hartman, Derek Jacobi, and Arthur Malet
- And Music composed by: Jerry Goldsmith
- The Secret of NIMH was made for about $7 Million and earned over $10 Million at the box office.
