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Arthur Malet, Billie Hayes, Freddie Jones, Grant Bardsley, John Byner
Taran is an assistant pigkeeper who longs to be a knight. He's given his chance to live his dream when he is sent out in search of a magical black cauldron which can either be a powerful instrument of...( read more
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Certainly one of the oddities from Disney's darker 80's period. The Black Cauldron is disappointingly bland in it's narrative. Boy must bring back a fortune telling pig, there's evil and there's sidekicks. They get captured, escape, and then get captured again. The villain is par...( read more)
starts of great,really promising but it kinda loses its punch half way through.it just goes alittle flat.the characters and look are amazing,the animation is good and the voices work well.the music is alittle uninspiring and the story is very old but it is unrated.the look saves ...( read more)
A truly magical Disney movie not-for-kids, because it has frightening skeleton baddies.
A young farm boy named Taran has a pig who fortells trouble for the world if the Horned King's Black Cauldron is not found and destroyed. Taran is assisted by a beautiful princess, an old m...( read more)
the horned king is the scariest animated villian of all time, this movie was sweet
Definetly not a classic. The Black Cauldron had so many things going for it, but lacked any real humour, adventure, or drama. It seemed like it had been edited to death, as when the movie was over, I felt there must have been a lot of the storyline left on the cutting room floor.
