The Three Caballeros

Movie
79/100
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For Donald's birthday he receives a box with three gifts inside. The gifts, a movie projector, a pop-up book, and a pinata, each take Donald on wild adventures through Mexico and South America.

Filmmaking

Overall
81
Screenplay
80
Acting
79
Cinematography
78
Production
85
Directing
84
Concept
60
Story
70
Dialogue
73
Characters
78
Pacing
77
Musical Score
76

Attributes

Entertaining
79
Uniqueness
73
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Maturity

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Gore
0
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Substance Use
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1 Review

Alex the Animator
81 Overall80 Screenplay79 Acting78 Cinematography85 Production60 Concept70 Story73 Dialogue78 Characters76 Musical Score73 Uniqueness79 Entertaining

Definitely a visual spectacle, but the story kind of feels repetitive at some point. Donald and his friends keep traveling around, and Donald becomes infatuated with every woman he sees. Overall, the movie kind of reminds me of Fantasia, especially at some parts.

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Trailers

The Three Caballeros - 1945 Original Theatrical Trailer