The Great Mouse Detective (1986)
When the diabolical Professor Ratigan kidnaps London's master toymaker, the brilliant master of disguise Basil of Baker Street and his trusted sidekick Dawson try to elude the ultimate trap and foil the perfect crime.
- Ron Clements
- John Musker
- Burny Mattinson
- David Michener
- Jennifer Yuan
- Matthew O'Callaghan
- Peter Young
- Paul Galdone
- Ron Clements
- John Musker
- Eve Titus
- Steve Hulett
- Mel Shaw
- David Michener
- Vance Gerry
- Burny Mattinson
- Bruce Morris
- Larry Grossman
- Ellen Fitzhugh
- Melissa Manchester
Rating: 7/10 by 1644 users
Alternative Title:
Basil Hiiri - Mestarietsivä - FI
Basil the Great Mouse Detective - AU
The Adventures of the Great Mouse Detective - US
Basil, der grosse Mäusedetektiv - CH
Basil Détective Privé - FR
Basil, El raton superdetective - ES
הרפתקאותיו של סופר בלש - IL
Basil, The Great Mouse Detective - GB
Ο Μεγάλος Ποντικο-Ντετέκτιβ - GR
Country:
United States of America
Language:
English
Runtime: 01 hour 14 minutes
Budget: $14,000,000
Revenue: $38,600,000
Plot Keyword: london, england, detective, queen, mouse, villain, victorian england, cartoon mouse, 19th century, whimsical
The "Moriarty" inspired "Ratigan" is a nasty piece of work! He kidnaps a toy-maker with a view to making toy that will embody this evil genius with the power to dominate the world! Needless to say, this piques the interest of the formidable sleuthing team that is "Basil" and "Dawson" and so in best "Holmes/Watson" tradition they must examine every detail and follow every trail if they are to find and thwart their nemesis. I did quite enjoy this. It develops a sense of menacing mischief quite engagingly over seventy five minutes with some wittily crafted scripting and some clues for all of us to follow as the future of "Mousedom" is at stake. The whole Victorian scenario allows the animators to capitalise on the costumes, the enquiring scientific minds of the day and, of course, the whole sense of Empire, decency and loyalty. The precarious denouement at Big Ben tops off an enjoyable adventure film that focusses much more on character and story than endless special effects and CGI - and it's entertaining!
