| Actors: Brian Anderson, Phillip Hinton, Paul Johnstone, Juliet Jordan, Keith Scott Director: Franco Cristofani Creators: Robert Jacobs, Franco Cristofani, Peter Jennings, Roz Phillips, Tom Stacey, Alex Nicholas, Alexandre Dumas père, Paul Leadon Genres: Action & Adventure, Drama, Kids & Family, Animation Sub-Genres: Action & Adventure, Drama, Animation, Animation Studio: Simitar Ent. Format: DVD - Color,Full Screen - Animated DVD Release Date: 04/30/1997 Release Year: 1997 Run Time: 0hr 49min Screens: Color,Full Screen Number of Discs: 1 SwapaDVD Credits: 1 Total Copies: 0 Members Wishing: 0 MPAA Rating: NR (Not Rated) Languages: English |
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  | The Black Tulip Actors: Brian Anderson, Phillip Hinton, Paul Johnstone, Juliet Jordan, Keith Scott Director: Franco Cristofani Genres: Action & Adventure, Drama, Kids & Family, Animation NR 1997 0hr 49min |
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Movie ReviewsA disappointing version of a classic book. arlets@cape.com | Woods Hole, MA, USA | 07/21/1998 (1 out of 5 stars) "This animated version of Alexandre Dumas' classic novel was disappointing for several reasons. 1) the complex plot doesn't lend itself to a short animation and as a result the simplified story line offered in the tape is incoherent. Why was Cornelius imprisoned? Was his godfather a good character or an evil one? 2)The graphics are primitive and VERY scary. The eight year old girl who viewed it to the end (she always does, no matter what!) was often distracted and her five year old brother was bored and left the room before the scary parts forced us to turn off the tape. 3)The attempts to make the story appealing to young children by adding animal characters further confuse the plot and make the story untecognizable to anyone who, like me, has read and enjoyed the book. END"
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