To save their farm, the resident animals go bounty hunting for a notorious outlaw.To save their farm, the resident animals go bounty hunting for a notorious outlaw.To save their farm, the resident animals go bounty hunting for a notorious outlaw.
- Awards
- 5 nominations
Judi Dench
- Mrs. Caloway
- (voice)
Cuba Gooding Jr.
- Buck
- (voice)
Jennifer Tilly
- Grace
- (voice)
Randy Quaid
- Alameda Slim
- (voice)
G.W. Bailey
- Rusty, the Dog
- (voice)
Roseanne Barr
- Maggie
- (voice)
Bobby Block
- Piggy
- (voice)
Steve Buscemi
- Wesley
- (voice)
Carole Cook
- Pearl Gesner
- (voice)
Charlie Dell
- Ollie, the Pig
- (voice)
Charles Dennis
- Rico
- (voice)
Joe Flaherty
- Jeb, the Goat
- (voice)
Charles Haid
- Lucky Jack
- (voice)
Ann Richards
- Annie
- (voice)
- (as Governor Ann Richards)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaThis movie earned its "PG" rating due to one of Maggie's (Roseanne Barr's) lines about her udders ("Yeah, they're real. Quit staring.")
- GoofsThe plan is to put 5,000 cattle on one train. Using the standard 36 foot, one deck, stock car common to the steam era, that would require a train about three miles long. The train they showed did not have enough cars (or engines).
- Quotes
Willie Brother #1: Maybe they jus' didn't like yer singin'?
Alameda Slim: [anger steadily rising] My "singin'"? Birds *sing.* Saloon girls *sing.* Little bitty snot nosed children *sing.* I yodel, and yodelin'... is an *art!*
- Crazy creditsLittle cloth cartoon images of each of the main characters and some of the supporting villains/heroes are seen alongside the cast voice credits.
- Soundtracks(You Ain't) Home On The Range
Music by Alan Menken
Lyrics by Glenn Slater
Performed by Timothy Robert Blevins, Gregory Jbara, William Parry (as William H. Parry),
Wilbur Pauley and Peter Samuel
Featured review
So, it wasn't too bad. The kids, 4, 7 and 11, loved it. It was a bit jumpy and confusing, but we got some laughs out of it and the kids left smiling. That's pretty much the goal of going to a Disney film anyhow, even though it reminded me more of Warner Bros. and Looney Toons. And its not so terrible for Disney to try something different. It just takes some getting used to. Frankly, I just forgot that it was Disney and watched the show.
But nobody has mentioned the violence. Just like Looney Toons cartoons that we grew up on, this movie was so full of violent acts that I lost count early on. It disturbs me to see cartoon characters suffer such debilitating injuries and the next thing you see they have completely recovered and carry on. What kind of message does this send the kids? "Go ahead and jump off that cliff, you'll walk away"....."Isn't it funny how that man's teeth are falling out of his mouth....."
But if you don't mind Looney Toon violence, the rest of the movie is OK. Hokey, but it's supposed to be. We, the adults, did wish there had been a bit more character development, especially around Pearl, the owner of Little Patch of Heaven, and Buck, the ridiculously macho horse. Loved the voice of the Buffalo and agree that the horse that Buck encouraged to run away was also a great voice. Liked the music too, although it was a bit overwhelming at times.
So enjoy, and remember: its for the kids, not you.
But nobody has mentioned the violence. Just like Looney Toons cartoons that we grew up on, this movie was so full of violent acts that I lost count early on. It disturbs me to see cartoon characters suffer such debilitating injuries and the next thing you see they have completely recovered and carry on. What kind of message does this send the kids? "Go ahead and jump off that cliff, you'll walk away"....."Isn't it funny how that man's teeth are falling out of his mouth....."
But if you don't mind Looney Toon violence, the rest of the movie is OK. Hokey, but it's supposed to be. We, the adults, did wish there had been a bit more character development, especially around Pearl, the owner of Little Patch of Heaven, and Buck, the ridiculously macho horse. Loved the voice of the Buffalo and agree that the horse that Buck encouraged to run away was also a great voice. Liked the music too, although it was a bit overwhelming at times.
So enjoy, and remember: its for the kids, not you.
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- Release date
- Countries of origin
- Official site
- Languages
- Also known as
- Home on the Range 3D
- Filming locations
- Production companies
- See more company credits at IMDbPro
Box office
- Budget
- $110,000,000 (estimated)
- Gross US & Canada
- $50,030,461
- Opening weekend US & Canada
- $13,880,771
- Apr 4, 2004
- Gross worldwide
- $145,358,062
- Runtime1 hour 16 minutes
- Color
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 1.85 : 1
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