Lady Is A Tramp, The - Lena Horne

Advantages: Fun, animals characters and suitable for the whole family
Disadvantages: None

...As most people who read my reviews will have gathered by now, I love my Disney films! Another one that is a classic one that I first watched when I was younger is this one 'Lady and the Tramp'. This was the 15th animated Disney film and was released in 1955. The plot: The story follows two very different dogs - one is a well looked after, well behaved spaniel who lives in the posh neighbourhood and who is well mannered named Lady. She has a couple of friends who also live in the neighbourhood in the form of Scottish terrier Jock and Trusty, a Bloodhound. The other is Tramp, a mongrel who is so called Tramp because he lives day to day on the streets and making friends as he goes along - especially with the local Italian restaurant manager who gives him the scraps at the end of the day! One day the paths of Lady and Tramp cross... Read review

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Advantages: nice story line
Disadvantages: needs more action in movie

...Lady and the tramp I am one of those people who just love to watch cartoons, they are very class how they bring a story line in to things that are just really make believe. One of my favourite cartoons would have to be Lady and the Tramp. It’s a story line that could be used in even a real life movie with proper actors. So it just makes it better seems the producers of this movie decided to use dogs as the main characters in this great film. This cartoon is about 2 dogs that are from two totally different back rounds that get together and fall in love! Lady is an elegant young lady dog, who is beautiful and clean with a nice glimmer to her self. She is from a well-mannered and decent family who she lives with on a nice estate. The tramp is a scruffy male dog that lives on the street, has no family and gets food from... Read review

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Advantages: Good story, good musical score, heartwarming, family viewing
Disadvantages: May be too sentimental for some cynics

...Please note this is a film only review ***************** The Lady and the Tramp is one of Disney's early classics and one of my favourites also. It was first released, to cinema audiences, in August 1955. Disney kept all these early animations away from our television screens for many years. As a child, in England, all we ever saw on our small screens of Disney was a taster, at Easter or Christmas, in a Disney-time special which showed brief clips. So there was nothing for it, as a child, but to watch Disney at the cinema, on one of those memorable family outings. I have such fond memories of these times and also these sort of films. Eventually maybe ten or fifteen years ago Lady and the Tramp was released on video, as Disney began to release a few of their old classics, and I received it as a present. Some Disney films have... Read review

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