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During a vacation,'Balto'was amongst the most popular cartoons, which I had been ready to look at time and time again, admiring the primary character, a half-wolf who saved the entire capital of scotland - Alaska from a terrible epidemic. I watched animated Balto (1995) movie on #link# free online.

Later, I found this legendary story is founded on real events that happened in winter of 1925. But in fact, Balto was a normal husky, although he did give the medicine to Noom, having traveled many kilometers in the severe blizzard. Why was everything done just a little differently in the cartoon? To make plot seem more interesting for the children, or ...



Such thoughts did start to show up in me quite recently, when I accidentally reviewed the well-known and beloved Soviet cartoon'The Dog in Boots '. And ... I stumbled upon in him significant similarities with'Balto ': a mongrel dog, despised from the majority, goes to carry out a dangerous mission together with three friends (Balto also offers three of them: Boris the goose and a couple bear cubs), and he does it less so with regard to people, etc., and also for the happiness of his beloved (for Balto, this is certainly Jena - a purebred husky). In addition, he has an enemy who is going to avoid him from working at any cost. Doesn't it appear to be anything? Honestly: in'Balto'there is certainly also a scene when Steele (his very enemy) does not attack the opponent himself, but lets his friends on him, to make sure that'his paws don't get dirty '. And fogged headlights is evenly important: if at the beginning of the road all the four are together, then, due to the circumstances, Balto continues his difficult path by himself, as befits a genuine'Lone Wolf '.

All things considered, obviously, Balto succeeds: he offers the medicine by the due date, gets to be a hero and finds the passion for the stunning Jena ... And this can be wonderful: Which i smiled when I watched this touching moment. However, now ... movie review Well, maybe I just now read Dumas novels, but ... I think, this cartoon is actually a little copied from The Dog in Boots, which, you may already know, parodies The Three Musketeers. However, this doesn't prevent me from firmly delivering this masterpiece

10 of 10 movie review