Reviews

Just about all you can say. This is my opinion is the greatest animated short of all time. Perfectly recreating the opera with about everything you need.

Bugs as the snake charmer has always been my favorite part, especially the music behind it. Genius! And not Wile E. Coyote either, the directors, producers and animators all deserved every award in the books for this one.

What's Opera Doc is another masterpiece, well constructed, and brilliantly done by the animators. But sorry, it ranks second place in my book as it's not as humorous as Rabbit of Seville. can't say much more except it's won=der-ful.

F

That's all I've got to say! Me, and all my brothers will agree that this extremely cheesy and predictable movie is full of incredible laugh out loud moments. I could watch this over and over.

I don't get why everyone has to take movies seriously and rank them according to plot and such... if it makes you die laughing, then it deserves at LEAST 3 stars. I give it 4 out of 5 stars, 5 stars would be a masterpiece, but of course this is not. It's just a fun time to laugh and enjoy.

Rodney does the best facial impressions ever in this movie too.

Watch and laugh will ya? Jeffrey

I have made a promise to myself that this will be one of the first 3 musicals to direct in my lifetime as I love this very much.

The songs, the story, taken from the on-stage musical, jumbled a bit to fit it under an hour to get on tv, are well done, good actors were cast for this animated version. The finale song "Just One Person" is one of the biggest tearjerker songs of all time, and a perfect way to close out the show. I've always wanted to play the role of Linus and I will someday soon.

Those of you who also love the animated version, try and find the CD to the on-stage perfromance to hear the wonderful music.

I was 13 when this Peanuts special came on, and for me, I was into the breakdancing era, liked all the music from the 80's and always enjoyed musicals.

So this special when I first watched became an instant classic to me, the song Flashbeagle was a well written dance hit, it didn't sound like anything from the radio at the time and could've climbed the charts if released.

Now this is 2002 and having bought this special I can see why it was poorly reviewed and never a big hit for long time Peanuts fans. The story had no plot, just four decent songs and one party, and a small show n tell scene. So although it brings me back memories and I will always enjoy the film, it doesn't rank as one of the greatest. Charles Schulz didn't have much to do with the writing and that's why this failed. Overall: 9 out of 10 just because of childhood memories