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| 1981 |
1981 The Fox and the Hound Animation / Family / Comedy / Drama G, 83 Minutes
Director: Ted Berman More Info
Starring: Mickey Rooney, Kurt Russell, Pearl Bailey, Jack Albertson, Sandy Duncan, Jeanette Nolan, Pat Buttram, John McIntire, John Fiedler, Corey Feldman Tod (voice of Mickey Rooney) is a young fox that is brought into a home after his father is killed. Among the household members is Copper (voice of Kurt Russell), a young hunting dog. As can be imagined, humorous problems develop in their relationship as they mature and adapt to their positions in life. |
1981 Heavy Metal Animation / Adventure / Fantasy / Horror R, 90 Minutes
Director: Gerald Potterton More Info
Starring: John Candy, Jackie Burroughs, Joe Flaherty, Harold Ramis, Richard Romanus, John Vernon, Eugene Levy, Don Francks, Caroline Semple, Al Waxman This animated film is based on the magazine, "Heavy Metal." The plot involves a series of adventures in which everyday people enter the realm of the Lochmnar–a fluorescent green ball that embodies evil. |
| 1982 |
1982 Bugs Bunny's Third Movie: 1001 Rabbit Tales Animation / Family / Adventure / Comedy / Fantasy G, 76 Minutes
Director: Fritz Freleng More Info
Starring: Mel Blanc Bugs, Tweety Bird, Yosemite Sam, and Daffy Duck cartoons are compiled in this feature-length film providing good cartoon fun. |
1982 The Dark Crystal Family / Animation / Adventure / Sci-Fi / Fantasy PG, 93 Minutes
Director: Jim Henson More Info
Starring: Jim Henson, Kathryn Mullen, Frank Oz, Steve Whitmire, Louise Gold, Brian Muehl, Bob Payne, Dave Goelz, John Baddeley, Mike Quinn Jim Henson creates a world where evil Skeksis rule. Gelflings can reclaim their lost world from the Skeksis by replacing a shard, which has been taken from the Dark Crystal. Henson shows his dark side in this clever film about good and evil. |
1982 The Last Unicorn Animation / Family / Fantasy G, 92 Minutes
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1982 The Secret of NIMH Animation / Family / Adventure / Drama / Fantasy G, 82 Minutes
Director: Don Bluth More Info
Starring: Elizabeth Hartman, Dom DeLuise, Peter Strauss, Derek Jacobi, Hermione Baddeley, John Carradine, Arthur Malet, Paul Shenar, Aldo Ray, Wil Wheaton This feature-length animated film tells a delightful story about a mouse, Mrs. Brisby (voice of Elizabeth Hartman), who goes out to look for a way to save her home and children from a farmer who is preparing to plow his field. With help from a crow, Jeremy (voice of Dom DeLuise), Mrs. Brisby discovers the secret society of NIMH. They are lab rats who have escaped from the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) laboratory, and they just might have the solution to Mrs. Brisby's dilemma. |
| 1983 |
1983 Fire and Ice Animation / Adventure / Fantasy PG, 81 Minutes
Director: Ralph Bakshi More Info
Starring: Randy Norton, William Ostrander, Steve Sandor, Maggie Roswell, Greg Wayne Elam, Susan Tyrrell, Leo Gordon, Elizabeth Lloyd Shaw, Cynthia Leake, Eileen O'Reill Although this is an animated film, its message may be too strong for children. It is a pretty good tale of the war between Ice Peak and Fire Keep, which involves a kidnapping and rescue attempt. |
| 1985 |
1985 The Black Cauldron Animation / Family / Adventure / Fantasy PG, 80 Minutes
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1985 The Care Bears Movie Animation / Family / Adventure / Comedy / Fantasy G, 75 Minutes
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1985 Rainbow Brite and the Star Stealer Animation / Family / Adventure / Fantasy G, 97 Minutes
Director: Bernard Deyries More Info
Starring: Pat Fraley, Bettina Bush, Peter Cullen, Robbie Lee, Andre Stojka, David Mendenhall, Rhonda Aldrich, Les Tremayne, Mona Marshall, Jonathan Harris In this animated feature film, a Hallmark character for a line of cards, Rainbow Brite (voice of Bettina Bush), spreads happiness to the world after her annual trip to the diamond planet, Spectra, where she gathered colors for spring. |
1985 Starchaser: The Legend of Orin Animation / Adventure / Sci-Fi PG, 105 Minutes
Director: Steven Hahn More Info
Starring: Joe Colligan, Carmen Argenziano, Noelle North, Anthony De Longis, Les Tremayne, Tyke Caravelli, Ken Sansom, John Moschitta Jr., Mona Marshall, Herb Vigran This 3-D, animated, sci-fi feature relates the heroic deeds of young Orin (voice of Joe Colligan) as he retrieves a magic sword to kill evil robots and save the human race. |
1985 Vampire Hunter D Animation / Fantasy / Horror / Sci-Fi N/R, 80 Minutes
Director: Toyoo Ashida More Info
Starring: Michael McConnohie, Barbara Goodson, Jeff Winkless, Edie Mirman, Kerrigan Mahan, Steve Kramer, Steve Bulen, Joyce Kurtz, Lara Cody, Tom Synder It's a tough world out there in the distant future: vampires rule the few "normal" humans. When the Count of one village bites a girl who he wants, half-human/half-vampire D (voice of Michael McConnohie), a vampire hunter, comes to her rescue. Animated, violent, and clearly not for children. This is the English-language version. |
| 1986 |
1986 An American Tail Animation / Family / Adventure / Comedy / Drama G, 80 Minutes
Director: Don Bluth More Info
Starring: Phillip Glasser, Dom DeLuise, Nehemiah Persoff, Madeline Kahn, Erica Yohn, Amy Green, Christopher Plummer, John Finnegan, Hal Smith, Pat Musick In Steven Spielberg's first animated film, a young Russian mouse gets separated from his immigrant family while voyaging to the United States in the late 19th century. The many hardships that Fievel goes through may bother young children, but all turns out OK by film's end. |
1986 Care Bears Movie II: A New Generation Animation / Family / Adventure / Fantasy G, 77 Minutes
Director: Dale Schott More Info
Starring: Maxine Miller, Pam Hyatt, Hadley Kay, Cree Summer, Michael Fantini, Eva Almos, Alyson Court, Janet-Laine Green, Bob Dermer, Chris Wiggins This time around, the Care Bears teach summer campers to ignore the evil Dark Heart (voice of Hadley Kay) and to appreciate the values of love and sharing. |
1986 The Great Mouse Detective Animation / Family / Adventure G, 80 Minutes
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1986 The Transformers: The Movie Animation / Family / Adventure / Sci-Fi PG, 86 Minutes
Director: Nelson Shin More Info
Starring: Orson Welles, Robert Stack, Leonard Nimoy, Eric Idle, Judd Nelson, Lionel Stander, Clive Revill, John Moschitta Jr., Norman Alden, Peter Cullen The 1980s' TV cartoon series is brought to the screen. The year is 2005, and the Autobots are locked in battle with the evil Decepticons for the rights to the planet. This time around, a killer Planet Unicron (voice of Orson Welles) enters the fray and adds to the perils endured by the Autobots in their fight for survival. |
| 1987 |
1987 Amazing Stories: Book 2 Animation / Horror / Sci-Fi PG, 71 Minutes
Director: Robert Zemeckis More Info
Starring: Christopher Lloyd, Scott Coffey, Mary Stuart Masterson, Stan Freberg, Annie Potts, Mercedes McCambridge, Billy Beck, Tom Bresnahan, Scott Menville, Marshall Efron Two more stories from the Spielberg TV series are provided: "Go to the Head of the Class," concerns two students who get back at their sadistic teacher, and "Family Dog" is an animated film of a suburban family as seen through the eyes of their dog. |
1987 The Brave Little Toaster Animation / Family / Adventure / Fantasy / Musical N/R, 90 Minutes
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1987 The Care Bears Adventure in Wonderland Animation / Family / Adventure / Fantasy G, 75 Minutes
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1987 The Chipmunk Adventure Animation / Family / Musical / Comedy G, 76 Minutes
Director: Janice Karman More Info
Starring: Ross Bagdasarian Jr., Janice Karman, Dody Goodman, Anthony De Longis, Susan Tyrrell, Frank Welker, Nancy Cartwright, Philip L. Clarke, Ken Sansom, George Poulos Those popular Chipmunks–Alvin, Simon, and Theodore–move from their weekly TV show onto the big screen. In this adventure, the Chipmunks enter a round-the-globe hot-air balloon race against the Chipettes to deliver stolen diamonds for a prize of $100, 000. |
1987 Pinocchio and the Emperor of the Night Animation / Adventure / Fantasy G, 87 Minutes
Director: Hal Sutherland More Info
Starring: Edward Asner, Tom Bosley, James Earl Jones, Don Knotts, William Windom, Jonathan Harris, Rickie Lee Jones, Lana Beeson, Linda Gary, Scott Grimes This animated continuation of the Pinocchio story has our hero (voice of Scott Grimes), now a real-life boy, out on adventures with his bug friend "Gee Whillikers" (voice of Don Knotts). After much pestering, Geppetto (voice of Tom Bosley allows Pinocchio to deliver a precious jewelry box to the Mayor's (voice of Frank Welker) home. Along the way, Pinocchio stops at a carnival, loses the box, and big trouble ensues–until Gee Whillikers convinces Pinocchio to do the right thing. |
1987 Scooby-Doo Meets the Boo Brothers Animation / Family / Adventure / Comedy TV, 93 Minutes
Director: Paul Sommer More Info
Starring: Don Messick, Casey Kasem, Sorrell Booke, Rob Paulsen, Ronnie Schell, Jerry Houser, Arte Johnson, Victoria Carroll, William Callaway, Michael Rye Shaggy (voice of Casey Kasem) inherits a mansion and he, along with fellow sleuths Scooby and Scrappy (both voice of Don Messick), hit the road for the estate. The estate seems to be haunted, and the spooking begins even before they arrive. |
| 1988 |
1988 Akira Animation / Action / Sci-Fi / Comedy N/R, 124 Minutes
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1988 Grave of the Fireflies Animation / Drama PG, 88 Minutes
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1988 The Land Before Time Animation / Family / Adventure / Fantasy G, 69 Minutes
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