The Rescuers

The Rescuers

Fantasy • G • 1977 • 1 hr 18 min

6.5

6.9

Starring

Bob Newhart, Eva Gabor, Geraldine Page, Joe Flynn, Jeanette Nolan

Directed By

Wolfgang Reitherman, John Lounsbery, Art Stevens

Attributes

Simple Light Watch With Family

Genre

Fantasy Family Animation Adventure

Release Date

June 22, 1977

User Reviews

Beautifully crafted animation that is heartfelt, fun, and even has a few scares mixed in.

Great animation and incredible comedic timing.

Charming and beautiful Walt Disney classic. Full of soul, great animation and just a fun and endearing adventure all the way through.

I loved this so much as a kid. It's a great story, though I think the second one is even better. Absolutely worth watching.

A hidden gem from Disney. It was delightful!

David Jordan Lee

A Disney classic that deserves more attention

Now one of my favourite Disney films. The plot is surprisingly dark but still sweet. The characters are so unique and memorable. Loved it.

One of my favorites as a kid, I like the dynamic between the mice and it has some iconic moments.

Classic. Absolutely adored this as a child. Still enjoy it as I near my 30s. Great for all ages imo.

Nicholas Kuster-Tabares

Fun adventure plot and loveable characters

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Ratings

6.5 – Based on 3.8k ratings

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