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Release Date:
2 April 2004 (USA)
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Tagline:
Bust a Moo.
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Awards:
5 nominations
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User Comments:
IMDb says the budget was over 100 million...
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| Drew Adams | .... | clean-up animator |
| Kevin R. Adams | .... | layout artist |
| Raul Aguirre | .... | rough inbetweener (as Raul Aguirre Jr.) |
| Tim Allen | .... | animator: "Maggie" |
| Sunny Apinchapong | .... | background artist |
| Dale Baer | .... | supervising animator: "Alameda Slim" and "Junior" |
| James Baker | .... | animator: "Rico", "Willie Brothers" and "Horses" |
| Doug Ball | .... | background artist |
| Tony Bancroft | .... | animator: "Maggie" |
| Jared Beckstrand | .... | animator: "Maggie" |
| George Benavides | .... | rough inbetweener |
| Mitchell Bernal | .... | additional layout artist |
| Nicolette Bonnell | .... | animator |
| Dan Boulos | .... | lead animator: "Rusty" |
| Chris Buck | .... | supervising animator: "Maggie" |
| Jennifer Cardon Klein | .... | additional animator (as Jennifer Cardon) |
| Jerry Yu Ching | .... | animator: "Maggie" |
| Chang Yei Cho | .... | breakdown animator |
| Sandro Cleuzo | .... | supervising animator: "Sheriff" and "Jeb" (as Sandro Lucio Cleuzo) |
| Casey E. Coffey | .... | rough inbetweener (as Casey Coffey) |
| Regina Conroy | .... | breakdown artist |
| Fred Craig | .... | additional layout artist |
| Bob Davies | .... | animator: "Mrs. Caloway" and "Barry & Bob" |
| Bill Davis | .... | additional layout artist |
| Andreas Deja | .... | animator: "Slim" and "Junior" |
| Anthony de Rosa | .... | animator: "Maggie" |
| Frank Dietz | .... | animator |
| Mike Disa | .... | animator: "Slim" and "Junior" |
| Roberto Espanto Domingo | .... | animator: "Slim" and "Junior" |
| Adam Dykstra | .... | animator: "Grace", "Wesley" and "Rusty" |
| Russ Edmonds | .... | supervising animator: "Rico", "Willie Brothers" and "Horses" |
| Thomas Estrada | .... | clean-up artist |
| Brian Ferguson | .... | animator: "Rico", "Willie Brothers" and "Horses" |
| Wendie Fischer | .... | rough inbetweener (as Wendie Lynn Fischer) |
| Larry R. Flores | .... | rough inbetweener |
| Doug Frankel | .... | animator: "Slim" and "Junior" |
| Edmund Gabriel | .... | rough inbetweener |
| Danny Galieote | .... | animator: "Maggie" |
| Miguel Gil | .... | background artist |
| Ben Gluck | .... | story artist |
| Dean Gordon | .... | background artist |
| Steven Pierre Gordon | .... | animator: "Buck" |
| Mike Greenholt | .... | rough inbetweener |
| Joe Haidar | .... | animator: "Rico, " "Willie Brothers" and "Horses" |
| Kris Heller | .... | assistant animator |
| Mark Henn | .... | supervising animator: "Grace", "Wesley", "Rusty" and "Pearl" |
| Arturo A. Hernandez | .... | assistant animator |
| Mina Ho Ferrante | .... | additional layout artist |
| T. Daniel Hofstedt | .... | additional animator |
| Richard Hoppe | .... | animator: "Sheriff" and "Jeb" |
| Chris Hubbard | .... | animator: "Farm Animals" (as Christopher Hubbard) |
| Daniel Hu | .... | additional layout artist |
| Dietz Toshio Ichishita | .... | assistant animator |
| Jay Jackson | .... | additional animator |
| Noel C. Johnson | .... | additional layout artist |
| Carl Jones | .... | background artist |
| Clay Kaytis | .... | animator: "Farm Animals" |
| Karen A. Keller | .... | key layout artist |
| Shawn Keller | .... | lead animator: "Lucky Jack" |
| Sang-Jin Kim | .... | animator: "Buck" |
| Mark Koetsier | .... | animator: "Buck" |
| Michael Kurinsky | .... | background artist |
| John Lee | .... | background artist |
| Ely Lester | .... | rough inbetweener |
| Michael Lester | .... | rough inbetweener |
| James Lopez | .... | supervising animator: "Farm Animals" |
| Cristy Maltese | .... | background supervisor (as Cristy Maltese Lynch) |
| Duncan Marjoribanks | .... | supervising animator: "Mrs. Caloway the Cow" |
| Alex Mark | .... | animation research and development (as Alexander Mark) |
| Joseph Mateo | .... | animator: "Maggie", "Rico", "Willie Brothers" and "Horses" |
| Mark Mitchell | .... | animator: "Buck" (as Mark Alan Mitchell) |
| Rick Moore | .... | layout artist |
| Joseph C. Moshier | .... | character stylist (as Joe Moshier) |
| Michael O'Mara | .... | additional layout artist |
| David Moses Pimentel | .... | additional animator |
| Carol Kieffer Police | .... | layout stylist |
| Jean-Christophe Poulain | .... | layout supervisor |
| Robb Pratt | .... | animator: "Mrs. Caloway" |
| Mark Pudleiner | .... | animator: "Grace", "Wesley" and "Rusty" |
| Mark Pudleiner | .... | lead animator: "3-D Herd" |
| Sheldon Ramones | .... | scene set-up: animation |
| Dan Read | .... | background artist |
| Richard Rocha | .... | key assistant animator |
| Bobby Rubio | .... | rough inbetweener (as Bobby Alcid Rubio) |
| Chris Sauve | .... | animator: "Slim", "Junior" and "Barry & Bob" (as Christopher Sauve) |
| Mike Show | .... | animator: "Mrs. Caloway" (as Michael Show) |
| Bruce W. Smith | .... | supervising animator: "Pearl" |
| Kevin M. Smith | .... | rough inbetweener |
| Marc Smith | .... | animator: "Maggie" |
| Chris Sonnenberg | .... | rough inbetweener |
| Michael Stocker | .... | animator: "Maggie" |
| Juliet Stroud | .... | assistant animator |
| Wes Sullivan | .... | rough inbetweener |
| Michael Surrey | .... | supervising animator: "Buck" |
| Trevor Tamboline | .... | key assistant animator |
| Barry Temple | .... | animator: "Mrs. Caloway" |
| Aliki Theofilopoulos | .... | rough inbetweener |
| Steven K. Thompson | .... | assistant animator: "Maggie" |
| Marshall Lee Toomey | .... | clean-up supervisor |
| Raffaello Vecchione | .... | character sculptor |
| Bill Waldman | .... | animator: "Mrs. Caloway" |
| Doug Walker | .... | additional layout artist |
| Andreas Wessel-Therhorn | .... | additional animator |
| Joe Whyte | .... | additional layout artist |
| Dougg Williams | .... | animator: "Maggie" |
| Theresa Wiseman | .... | additional animator |
| Anthony Ho Wong | .... | additional animator |
| Ellen Woodbury | .... | animator: "Mrs. Caloway" |
| Michael Wu | .... | animator: "Maggie" |
| Phillip Young | .... | additional animator (as Phil Young) |
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Additional Details
Also Known As:
Sweating Bullets (USA) (working title)
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Rated PG for brief mild rude humor.
Runtime:
76 min
Aspect Ratio:
1.85 : 1
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Although this film is number 44 on the list of traditionally animated Walt Disney Feature Animation (WDFA), it is actually only number 35 of the traditionally animated WDFA that is made up of a single story. Fantasia and Fantasia 2000 consists of several animated segments, this is also the case for the so-called "package films" (made up of smaller shorts, rather than one long narrative), which were produced during and shortly after the WWII, from 1943 to 1949. These films are Saludos Amigos (1943), The Three Caballeros (1945), Make Mine Music (1946), Fun and Fancy Free (1947), Melody Time (1948) and The Adventures of Ichabod and Mister Toad (1949). The same procedure was used once more with The Many Adventures of Winnie-the-Pooh (1977).
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Goofs:
Continuity: When Buck and Rusty are playing tic-tac-toe, a horse shoe print appears, then disappears and is marked again as Buck walks across the board.
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Quotes:
Rico:
Lord of mercy.Is this the end of Rico?
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Soundtrack:
Home On The Range (Echo Mine Reprise)
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where did it all go because it certainly wasn't spent on the animation. It was just your regular Saturday morning cartoon animation. I guess most of the money must have been spent on the stars who played the voices. Since Rosanne's been out of work lately, she probably asked for a pretty penny to do this.
It didn't have any fun songs that stand out in my mind. Plus, the plot was very generic. And it needed more animals. The main animals were cows, a rabbit, and a horse. There's also a goat, pigs, buffalo, and chickens, but they weren't shown a lot. One of the reasons people liked the story of Finding Nemo so much was all the different animals used to tell the story.
FINAL VERDICT: I guess 5 year olds will like it, but I didn't think it was too great.