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Cody (Adam Ryen), a boy living in the Australian outback, frees a rare golden eagle from a trap. However, Cody is soon abducted by the murderous poacher who is after that bird. The R.A.S. agents, Miss Bianca and Bernard, must race to Australia to save the boy and the endangered eagle.
The film's direction, by Hendel Butoy and Mike Gabriel, is spectacularly inventive even when not fully appropriate to either the film's subject or the very young viewers it can be expected to attract.
August 30, 2004
Empire Magazine
The Rescuers' identification/memorableness factor remains second division.
As for the animation, computer technology invests contemporary features with sometimes breathtaking dynamism, but outback flora being what it is, this isn't the most colourful Disney movie.
The flight sequence and many of the other action scenes in this new Disney animated feature create an exhilaration and freedom that are liberating. And the rest of the story is fun, too.
This sort-of sequel to the 1977 hit The Rescuers boasts reasonably solid production values and fine character voices. Too bad they're set against such a mediocre story that adults may duck.