Rating of
2/4
Review - The Three Caballeros (1944)
Delorted - wrote on 01/18/08
It’s Donald Duck’s (Clarence Nash) birthday! But what did he get as presents? His cousins Panchito (Joaquin Garay) and José Carioca (José Oliveira) teach him about Mexican and South American cultures in “The Three Cabelleros.”
This is a very interesting one to review, as I’m not sure what approach to take. On one hand, it’s not the most interesting Disney movie, but it is one of the most informative. It also has Donald, so I like it for that. It’s really more of a cultural experience than anything though, and I’ve never been very interested in Hispanic culture. I don’t have anything wrong with it, it’s just not my thing.
As far as entertainment goes, it’s really not that interesting. It’s mostly one live-action musical sequence after another once the first two stories are done. I remember when I was younger just watching the first one and not really paying attention for the rest of the movie. I wouldn’t say it’s boring, but there’s nothing too thrilling about it.
While I’m not a fan of “The Three Cabelleros,” I have no say for anybody else, so if it’s your thing, you have at it.
Acting: 6/10
Writing: 3/10
Video/Editing: 4/10
Audio/Music: 7/10
Entertainment: 3/10
Final Score: 4.6/10
