Pinocchio

Synopsis

Pinocchio is a classic animated Disney film released in 1940, based on the Italian children's novel The Adventures of Pinocchio by Carlo Collodi. The story follows the journey of a wooden puppet named Pinocchio who dreams of becoming a real boy. Guided by the conscience of Jiminy Cricket, Pinocchio faces various challenges and adventures that test his honesty, bravery, and loyalty. From encountering devious characters like the cunning Fox and Cat to being transformed into a donkey on Pleasure Island, Pinocchio learns valuable lessons about the consequences of his actions. With breathtaking animation, memorable music, and heartwarming themes, Pinocchio remains a timeless tale that continues to captivate audiences of all ages.

Cast

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  Dickie Jones

  Pinocchio / Alexander (voice) (uncredited)

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  Cliff Edwards

  Jiminy Cricket (voice) (uncredited)

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  Christian Rub

  Geppetto (voice) (uncredited)

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  Evelyn Venable

  The Blue Fairy (voice) (uncredited)

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  Walter Catlett

  'Honest John' Worthington Foulfellow (voice) (uncredited)

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  Mel Blanc

  Gideon (hiccup) (voice) (uncredited)

Reviews

Pinocchio, a masterpiece of animation, has consistently received high praise from critics and audiences alike. IMDb rates this classic film at 7.5/10, while Rotten Tomatoes and Metacritic give it a perfect score of 100% and 99/100, respectively. Critics have lauded the film's stunning visuals, unforgettable characters, and powerful moral lessons. According to Roger Ebert of the Chicago Sun-Times, 'Pinocchio is a magical journey that enchants viewers with its charm and depth.' Variety has hailed it as 'an enduring classic that sets the standard for animated storytelling.' The New York Times describes it as 'a beautiful and poignant tale of redemption and self-discovery.' Pinocchio's timeless appeal and universal themes have solidified its status as a beloved masterpiece in the world of animation.