Dumbo

1941
Livre
1 h 4 min

AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb

7,2/10

146 mil

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Mel Blanc, Edward Brophy, Cliff Edwards, Verna Felton, Noreen Gammill, Dorothy Scott, Sarah Selby, and Margaret Wright in Dumbo (1941)

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Ridicularizado por suas enormes orelhas, um jovem elefante de circo é auxiliado por um rato a alcançar todo o seu potencial.Ridicularizado por suas enormes orelhas, um jovem elefante de circo é auxiliado por um rato a alcançar todo o seu potencial.Ridicularizado por suas enormes orelhas, um jovem elefante de circo é auxiliado por um rato a alcançar todo o seu potencial.

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Ganhou 1 Oscar
- 6 vitórias e 1 indicação no total

Mr. Stork
(narração)
(não creditado)

Edward Brophy

Timothy Q. Mouse
(narração)
(não creditado)

James Baskett

Fats Crow
(não creditado)

Herman Bing

The Ringmaster
(narração)
(não creditado)

Billy Bletcher

Clown
(narração)
(não creditado)

Jim Carmichael

Dopey Crow
(não creditado)

Hall Johnson Choir

Crows
(narração)
(não creditado)

Cliff Edwards

Dandy Crow
(narração)
(não creditado)

Verna Felton

The Elephant Matriarch
(narração)
(não creditado)
…

Stan Freberg

Dumbo
(sonoplastia)
(não creditado)

Noreen Gammill

Catty the Elephant
(narração)
(não creditado)

Eddie Holden

Clown
(narração)
(não creditado)

Malcolm Hutton

Skinny
(narração)
(não creditado)

Hall Johnson

Deacon Crow
(não creditado)

James MacDonald

Roaring Lion
(narração)
(não creditado)

Harold Manley

Boy
(narração)
(não creditado)

John McLeish

Narrator
(narração)
(não creditado)

Jack Mercer

Clowns
(narração)
(não creditado)

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Curiosidades
Initially, Walt Disney was uninterested in making this movie. To get him interested, story men Joe Grant and Dick Huemer wrote up the film as installments which they left on Walt's desk every morning. Finally, he ran into the story department saying, "This is great! What happens next?"

Erros de gravação
Dumbo drinks the beer through his trunk rather than spraying it into his mouth.

Citações
Crow #1: Did you ever see an elephant fly?
Crow #2: Well, I've seen a horse fly.
Crow #3: Ah, I've seen a dragon fly.
Crow #4: Hee-hee. I've seen a house fly.

Cenas durante ou pós-créditos
The RKO logo is in gold on a blue background within a stylish gold border; all of this is on a red background.

Versões alternativas
The last theatrical release of the film that featured RKO title cards was in 1949. When it was re-released in 1959, it was replaced by Buena Vista title cards and was the same way until 2001, when the film was released on DVD for the first time for its 60th anniversary and all references to RKO were restored. (The 1995 laserdisc release, as well as the 1999 Japanese DVD actually did retain the RKO titles before then.)

Conexões
Edited into Disneylândia: Dumbo (1955)

Trilhas sonoras
Look Out for Mr. Stork
(uncredited)
Music by Frank Churchill
Lyrics by Ned Washington
Performed by The Sportsmen Quartet

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Avaliação em destaque

7/10

A Heartwarming Tale of Overcoming Adversity and the Power of Friendship

Dumbo is a sweet family film set in a colorful traveling circus, blending a heartfelt moral story with profound themes of acceptance and self-esteem. The story follows Dumbo, a baby elephant ostracized for his enormous ears, who is forcibly separated from his loving mother, Mrs. Jumbo. Despite the hardships, Dumbo finds a loyal friend and mentor in Timothy Q. Mouse, who helps guide him toward personal transformation.

Dumbo embodies the figure of the outsider, someone judged solely by physical appearance. Over the course of his journey, Dumbo transforms his greatest difference into his greatest strength, teaching us valuable lessons about embracing our uniqueness and never dismissing someone as a friend because of their differences.

Timothy Q. Mouse plays a pivotal role in Dumbo's transformation. His unwavering loyalty and belief in Dumbo highlight how friendship can be a guiding light in the darkest moments. Timothy helps Dumbo discover the power of his ears and shows him that he doesn't need a "magic feather" to fly. This moment symbolizes an essential lesson about self-confidence: the magic was within him all along.

Though the film carries sweet and uplifting messages, it doesn't shy away from heavier themes, such as bullying and the search for inner beauty. For children, these themes are clear, but adults will appreciate a deeper story about courage and self-belief, culminating in a satisfying climax filled with personal triumphs and a touch of well-earned revenge against those who underestimated the little elephant.

Visually, the film is simple but effective. Minimalistic backgrounds ensure that the characters take center stage, with expressive eyes and movements conveying a surprising range of emotions. Even in its lighter moments, like the famous drunken sequence triggered by a tub of water, Dumbo retains its charm and warmth.

In conclusion, Dumbo is much more than a Disney classic; it is a timeless story about overcoming differences, finding strength within, and the transformative power of true friendship.