Dumbo

Synopsis

Dumbo is a heartwarming animated film released in 1941, revolving around a young circus elephant with oversized ears. Despite his physical differences, Dumbo finds a way to turn his unique feature into an advantage with the help of a supportive mouse friend. The movie explores themes of friendship, self-acceptance, and inner strength while taking the audience on a rollercoaster ride of emotions through its charming characters and memorable scenes. Dumbo is a timeless classic that continues to captivate viewers of all ages with its message of embracing individuality and believing in oneself.

Cast

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  Edward Brophy

  Timothy Q. Mouse (voice) (uncredited)

• Margaret Wright

  Casey Jr. (voice) (uncredited)

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  Verna Felton

  Elephant Matriarch / Mrs. Jumbo (voice) (uncredited)

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  Sarah Selby

  Prissy the Elephant (voice) (uncredited)

• Noreen Gammill

  Catty the Elephant (voice) (uncredited)

• Dorothy Scott

  Giddy the Elephant (voice) (uncredited)

Reviews

Dumbo, released in 1941, continues to be a beloved classic among both children and adults. Critics and audiences have praised the film for its touching storyline, lovable characters, and powerful message of self-acceptance. IMDb rates Dumbo at 7.2/10, highlighting its enduring popularity. Rotten Tomatoes gives the film an impressive 95% rating, showcasing its universal appeal. Metacritic rates Dumbo at 96/100, emphasizing its critical acclaim. Reviewers have lauded Dumbo for its emotional depth, beautiful animation, and unforgettable musical sequences. A true masterpiece in animated filmmaking, Dumbo remains a cherished favorite among generations.