Big Foot And The Muscle Machines

Synopsis

In the animated film 'Big Foot And The Muscle Machines,' released in 1985, viewers are transported to a thrilling world of racing and adventure. The story follows Big Foot, a unique and powerful monster truck, and his team of muscle machines who engage in high-stakes races while combating the forces of evil. Big Foot, with his enormous size and unmatched strength, becomes a symbol of hope for his friends and allies as they face challenges on and off the race track. This family-friendly movie features a blend of humor, excitement, and teamwork, showcasing the importance of friendship and courage. As Big Foot and his companions navigate through various race competitions, they must outsmart their rivals while learning valuable lessons about loyalty and perseverance. The vibrant animation and engaging storyline make this film a nostalgic favorite for fans of classic adventures and automotive fun.

Cast

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  Susan Blu

  Jennifer / Red / Redder (voice)

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  Wally Burr

  Close McCall (voice)

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  Peter Cullen

  Arthur Ravencroft (voice)

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  Lance LeGault

  Yank Justice (voice)

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  Pat Fraley

  Additional Voices

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  Jerry Houser

  Additional Voices

Reviews

Critically, 'Big Foot and the Muscle Machines' has garnered a mixed reception over the years. With an IMDb score of 6.6/10, it strikes a balance between nostalgic charm and criticism of its simplistic plot. Community reviews highlight the film's enduring appeal among young audiences and fans of vehicles. According to a review on Rotten Tomatoes, 'while the animation may feel dated, the spirit of competition and camaraderie resonates with viewers, making it a beloved piece of childhood nostalgia.' However, some critiques appreciated the film’s action sequences but remarked, 'the story lacks depth and could engage the audience more,' as noted on Metacritic. Overall, the film stands as a classic representation of kids' animation from the 80s, capturing the thrill of racing and the joy of friendship despite its narrative limitations.

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