Mickey Rooney, Rene Auberjonois, Nancy Cartwright
Welcome to the fantasy world of "Little Nemo," filled with dreams of enchanted lands and new friends, amazing magic and fun-filled adventure. A place where anything is possible and the only boundaries...( read more
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DVD Release Date: October 5, 2004
Stats: 983 reviews
I used to love the computer game of this. You could feed Gorilla's and ride on their backs, as well as teaming up with other animals. It had a great soundtrack and was very imaginative. This film is pretty good, but it's flaws are just too apparent to make it completely enjoyable...( read more)
Amazing movie or amazingest movie? This used to scare me. Every child should see this before the age of 10.
Too much eye candy, no real story. I suppose this is actually one of the rare "true" kids movies that do not appeal to young adults or adults for that matter. More than half of the movie are weird "dream" sequence (the movie takes place in Dreamland after all). These sequences co...( read more)
Another anime classic! I'd gone years watching this movie over and over before even knowing it was anime in the first place. But I love how unique it was in style
Nemo's royal invitation from King Morphius of Slumberland to come to his kingdom with the King's Daughter named Princess Camille. Nemo is chosen to be King Morphius's sole heir entrusts to Nemo the Golden Key to open any door to the Slumberland with the powers of the Royal Sceptre.
Well, it sure had grand potential but it falls flat even for a childrens story.
Based on the success of Alice in Wonderland and The Wizard of Oz this movie could have been just as good if not better if only it had better direction.
(The video game tie ins even have more dept...( read more)
childhood memories
& dear friend reminded me of this movie when we went to an antique mall an he found a copy of it 1st befor i had.
I remember they made a game of the movie on NES. That game was hard. I was only able to get to the second stage.
The animation (and the storylines as well) in "Little Nemo" definitely reminds me of a lot of the Hayao Miyazaki anime films even though this was created by someone else (and that would be another animator) and not Miyazaki. But what the hey...."Little Nemo" is a great film, and I used to watch it when I was a little kid.
Oh....and don't confuse the film's title with "Finding Nemo", which is an unrelated animated film.
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