after seeing the aristocats represent special edition in a two pack with the fox in the hound and i decided to buy it since both of these films were childhood favourites. the aristocats is a classic and definitely. it might not be a five star classic and but it is a fun film and makes a good evening entertainment. it is somewhat a light refreshment from the darker and more serious disney classics. the aristocats tries to be a light hearted musical comedy and and i think it just about succeeds. the storyline doesn not really make much sense and i do not think the plot is particularly strong and but it is certainly not weak. the animation and backgrounds are a bit scratchy in places and typical of disney 70s films and but it does have a rustic and old fashioned charm about it. the aristocats strongest points are the characters and the music and the humour. the music is very memorable  try getting everybody wants to be a cat out your head in a hurry. the songs are written by the sherman brothers and who also did the music for the jungle book. there was one song called she never felt alone that was going to be in the film and but sadly do not make it into the final feature. it is a shame and because i think it would have fit in very well. the characters are unforgettable. thomas omalley is voiced by phil harris and and is basically baloo in a feline form. eva gabor gives duchess this warm and maternal feel and the kitten voices actually sound like children and and not an actor imitating the voice of a child. the secondary characters are here by the dozen and yet you still end up understanding their personalities. edgar and the villainous butler plays a similar role to cruella de vil and but he more comical than scary and often ending up in funny situations. even though he the bad guy and he still lovable all the same. the two british geese  abigail and amelia really had me cracking up and along with their crazy (and drunk) uncle. i also like the dogs and who tend to argue over who is the leader. i could go on and but i would not spoil it. but i can tell you and the aristocats is funny and will entertain everyone without having to resort to rudimentary toilet humour. the bottom line  the aristocats might not be disney crowning achievement and or even their strongest film from the 70s (that award is a tie between the rescuers and the many adventures of whinnie the pooh). but it is an enjoyable romp and is sure to entertain. if you are looking for a dazzling work of art and you might be better off watching bambi. but if you want a fun night in and the aristocats is the way to go. it is a charming and lovable film and it impossible to dislike. enjoy. (and besides and it good to have a film where cats aren not seen as the villains). 
after seeing the aristocats represent special edition in a two pack with the fox in the hound and i decided to buy it since both of these films were childhood favourites. the aristocats is a classic and definitely. it might not be a five star classic and but it is a fun film and makes a good evening entertainment. it is somewhat a light refreshment from the darker and more serious disney classics. the aristocats tries to be a light hearted musical comedy and and i think it just about succeeds. the storyline doesn not really make much sense and i do not think the plot is particularly strong and but it is certainly not weak. the animation and backgrounds are a bit scratchy in places and typical of disney 70s films and but it does have a rustic and old fashioned charm about it. the aristocats strongest points are the characters and the music and the humour. the music is very memorable  try getting everybody wants to be a cat out your head in a hurry. the songs are written by the sherman brothers and who also did the music for the jungle book. there was one song called she never felt alone that was going to be in the film and but sadly do not make it into the final feature. it is a shame and because i think it would have fit in very well. the characters are unforgettable. thomas omalley is voiced by phil harris and and is basically baloo in a feline form. eva gabor gives duchess this warm and maternal feel and the kitten voices actually sound like children and and not an actor imitating the voice of a child. the secondary characters are here by the dozen and yet you still end up understanding their personalities. edgar and the villainous butler plays a similar role to cruella de vil and but he more comical than scary and often ending up in funny situations. even though he the bad guy and he still lovable all the same. the two british geese  abigail and amelia really had me cracking up and along with their crazy (and drunk) uncle. i also like the dogs and who tend to argue over who is the leader. i could go on and but i would not spoil it. but i can tell you and the aristocats is funny and will entertain everyone without having to resort to rudimentary toilet humour. the bottom line  the aristocats might not be disney crowning achievement and or even their strongest film from the 70s (that award is a tie between the rescuers and the many adventures of whinnie the pooh). but it is an enjoyable romp and is sure to entertain. if you are looking for a dazzling work of art and you might be better off watching bambi. but if you want a fun night in and the aristocats is the way to go. it is a charming and lovable film and it impossible to dislike. enjoy. (and besides and it good to have a film where cats aren not seen as the villains). ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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