Incredible Journey [VHS]

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	Actor(s):	Émile Genest John Drainie Tommy Tweed Sandra Scott Syme Jago
	Video by:	Walt Disney Video
	Sales Rank:	89506

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Actor(s):
Émile Genest
John Drainie
Tommy Tweed
Sandra Scott
Syme Jago

Creators:
Kenneth Peach (Cinematographer)
Norman R. Palmer (Editor)
Jack Couffer (Producer)
James Algar (Producer)
James Algar (Writer)
Walt Disney (Producer)
Sheila Burnford (Writer)

Director(s):
Fletcher Markle

Recording label: Walt Disney Video
EAN: 0012257147032
Binding: VHS Tape
Format: Closed-captioned, Color, NTSC,
Release Date: 1994-06-07
Universal product code (UPC): 012257147032
Number of discs: 1
Audience rating: G (General Audience)

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Imagine your pets traveling 200 miles over mountainous terrain just to see you. What would they eat? What if a bear attacked? What if they ran into a porcupine? This Disney classic answers these questions and more with style and fun, in a story the whole family will enjoy. It tells the tale of two dogs and a cat that head for home on a 200-mile journey through the Canadian Rockies, when they are separated from the family friend who's taking care of them. With a lot of teamwork, ingenuity, and a few human friends along the way, they make it home safe and sound. Unlike the '90s remakes, the animals don't "speak" in voice-overs--and that's a vast improvement. The narrator explains the animals' thoughts, and for their feelings, we need only look at their facial expressions. This trio can act. Watch for the scene where the Siamese cat gets into a spitting match with a lynx on a tree branch, or where he and the retriever scare off a bear that's attacking the older dog. Children under five may be a little frightened by some of the larger wild animals, but there's no violence (though one of the dogs is seen briefly carrying a dead rabbit). Children of all ages will gain respect for animals as independent, loyal, and sensitive beings; and you'll see your pet with new eyes. --Elisabeth Keating

Running time: 80 minutes