Home on the Range (Disney)

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Home on the Range
O Paraíso da Barafunda (PT) Nem que a Vaca Tussa (BR)
Estados Unidos 2004 ı cor ı
Género	animação
Idioma	português (br e pt), castelhano, inglês

Home on the Range (No Brasil, Nem que a Vaca Tussa, em Portugal O Paraíso da Barafunda) é um filme de animação de 2004, produzido pelos estúdios de Walt Disney. O filme é o 44.a longa-metragem de animação do estúdio.

Seu nome original vem da música country e hino do estado norte-americano do Kansas, Home on the Range".

Índice 1 Roteiro 2 História da produção 3 Recepção da crítica 4 Curiosidades 5 Elenco 6 Equipe de produção 7 Ligações externas

[editar] Roteiro

A mismatched trio of dairy cows – brash, adventurous Maggie, prim, proper Mrs. Caloway and ditzy, happy-go-lucky Grace – must capture an infamous cattle rustler, for his bounty, in order to save their idyllic farm from foreclosure. (As Grace puts it, "Who better to catch a cattle thief...than a cow?") Aiding them in their quest is Lucky Jack, a feisty, peg-legged rabbit, but a selfish stallion named Buck (Cuba Gooding Jr.), eagerly working in the service of Rico, a famous bounty hunter, seeks the glory for himself.

[editar] História da produção

Prior to the film's release, Disney stated that it would be their last film in their animated features canon to use traditional animation. Although Disney animated films have featured some computer-generated effects for many years, Disney announced plans to move entirely to computer animation after Home on the Range, beginning with 2005's Chicken Little, and laid off most of its animation department. However, after the company's acquisition of Pixar in early 2006, new leaders John Lasseter and Ed Catmull decided to revive traditional animation, and announced the upcoming 2-D film, A Princesa e o Sapo. Still, Home on the Range is the final feature in the canon to use the CAPS system which was first fully used in The Rescuers Down Under.

The film began pre-production after the release of Pocahontas in 1995. In August 2000, the film was announced as Sweating Bullets and scheduled for a fall 2003 release. The title was changed to Home on the Range in April, 2002.

This film was originally slated to have been released in November 2003, but story and production problems forced Disney to swap release dates with Brother Bear (originally slated for spring 2004) in December 2002. It was also expected to be given a G rating by the MPAA. However, sources inside Disney have indicated that a joke during the movie's opening sequence, one in which a cow's udder is subtly compared to surgically-enhanced breasts, resulted in the movie being slapped with a PG rating instead. The studio also broke from its own tradition of releasing major films at either Thanksgiving or summer vacation (to maximize the family audience), releasing it on April 2nd. There also was some speculation that Michael Eisner who had a made a controversial decision to end production of hand-drawn, 2-D animation chose this ill-timed release date to prove his contention that traditionally animated films were no longer viable.

[editar] Recepção da crítica

Critics gave the film mixed reviews becasuse they felt was weak on plot. 54% of critics gave positive reviews from Rotten Tomatoes. The film was universally praised for Alan Menken's return to Disney animated features. 50% of critics from Metacritic gave positive reviews based on 30 reviews. Users gave the film a 4.2/10 approval rating based on 12 votes.

[editar] Curiosidades

• The film premiered on the Starz! cable channel on the night of April 2, 2005, exactly a year after its theatrical release.

• Home on the Range was originally to be the last traditionally animated Disney film released in theaters, but the film's title for the last traditionally animated movie by Disney to be released in theatres was replaced by Pooh's Heffalump Movie. Disney's traditional animation was continued in late 2007 with Enchanted.

• When Maggie and the others first arrive at Slim's hideout, they see Buck talking to the buffalo guarding the entrance. Upon seeing him Maggie says "Look, it's Buck: Stallion of the Ci-moron." This was a reference to the Dreamworks animated title Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron which was released two years earlier. For some time Dreamworks poked fun at Disney in their own films, and this film returns the favor. Coincidentally, Buck bears some resemblance in both personality and appearance to Spirit.

• The Goofy holler can be heard when Junior falls down the elevator shaft.

• This is the last film in the Disney animated features canon to be released on VHS (though there were Disney films outside the canon released on VHS after, the last being Bambi II).

[editar] Elenco

Actor	Role
Roseanne Barr	Maggie
Judi Dench	Mrs. Caloway
Jennifer Tilly	Grace
Cuba Gooding Jr.	Buck
Randy Quaid	Alameda Slim
Charles Dennis	Rico
Charles Haid	Lucky Jack
Carole Cook	Pearl Gesner
Joe Flaherty	Jeb the Goat
Steve Buscemi	Wesley
Richard Riehle	Sam the sheriff
Lance LeGault	Junior the Buffalo
G.W. Bailey	Rusty
Patrick Warburton	Patrick
Estelle Harris	Audrey the Chicken
Sam J. Levine	Willie Brothers
David Burnham	Willie Brother #1
Jason Graae	Willie Brother #2
Gregory Jbara	Willie Brother #3

[editar] Equipe de produção

Crew Position
Written and Directed by	Will Finn John Sanford
Produced by	Alice Dewey
Songs by	Alan Menken Glenn Slater
Original Score by	Alan Menken
Associate Producer	David J. Steinberg
Art Director	David Cutler
Film Editor	H. Lee Peterson
Artistic Supervisors	Jean Christophe-Poulain (Layout supervisor) Christy Maltese (Background supervisor) Marshall Toomey (Clean-up supervisor) Marlon West (Effects supervisor)
Supervising Animator	Chris Buck (Maggie) Duncan Marjoribanks (Mrs Caloway) Mark Henn (Gracie/Welsey/Rusty) Michael Surrey (Buck) Dale Baer (Alameda Slim) Russ Edmonds (Rico/Willies/Horses) Sandro Lucio Cleuzo (Sheriff/Jeb) Bruce W. Smith and Mark Henn (Pearl) James Lopez (Farm Animals) Shawn Keller (Lucky Jack)
Based on a Story by Character Design Artistic Coordinator Production Manager	Will Finn John Sanford Michael LaBash Sam Levine Mark Kennedy Robert Lence Joseph C. Mosier Dennis M. Blakely Tamara Boutcher

[editar] Ligações externas

• Sítio web oficial
• Predefinição:Bcdb
• Home on the Range (Disney) no Internet Movie Database (em inglês)
• Home on the Range at UltimateDisney.com
• Home on the Range (Disney) (em inglês) no Rotten Tomatoes

• Predefinição:Metacritic film
• Home on the Range (Disney) no Box Office Mojo

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