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Jerry Goldsmith's score gave it the right atmosphere and the sound design had voices popping up around you.
Deedee has a beautiful voice and in concert you can tell all 3 of them have nice singing voices and do NOT lip sing.
The voices are well suited to the characters, and the writing is excellent.
Julie Kavner and Jerry Stiller lend their distinctive voices to two new characters: Timon's mother and uncle.
The animation is brilliant and the character voices are perfect.
Ed Gilbert and Jim Cummings were perfect for the voices of Louis and Baloo (sounds familiar?)
The voices for the animals are wonderful.
The guys are inept repairmen working at a radio station, and during some horsing around in a broadcast booth, Curly's perfect mimic of a recording of "Voices of Spring" is mistaken for the real thing, leading to a radio contract and a zany musical party.
The voices were great, and sounded just like the characters they were portraying.
But it really opens my eyes when I see who provided the voices: John Goodman, Rhea Perlman, Jay Leno, Walter Cronkite, Julia Child, Kenneth Mars, Yeardley Smith, Martin Short and Larry King.
Antheil seems to have originated 'the big sound' adopted by all subsequent Westerns, whereby the plains sing out with the voices and sounds of countless cowboys in the sky, celebrating the open spaces and interweaving common melodies.
Americans tend to use some rather annoying voices for children in anything dubbed.
Consequently this film indelibly inspired my childhood psychology and I am forever indebted to Carl Macek (sp?) for producing the English dub of this film which is far superior to the Di$ney production which is not even funny - I've never even been able to watch that one - of course subtitled is the only way ultimately however the Macek version is SO good (the voices almost exactly corresponding to the original Japanese actors) that this version is available on the Japanese DVD! It's not available on any distribution in an English-speaking country.
BUT in general i didn't like how she made Harley in this series... in almost every episode they put funny but in a ridiculous way, she get punched, she say nonsenses, she make flaws... c'mon she is funny in a way you can laugh with her, not from her... and here they put ridiculous (like i said the only episode where i don't think that its in mad love and beware of the creeper) So in general its a good series, it has it upsides and downs, the drawn could be better ( MY GOOD!!! KILL THAT CATWOMAN!!!!) nice sound effects, nice music, nice voices and nice episodes: my favorites, Mad love, Jokers millions, Old Wounds, Sins of the father, and Cold comfort.
The hero of the film is played by Ryunosuke Kamiki, who provided voices for Miyazaki's Spirited Away and Howl's Moving Castle.
Good ghost stories of bumps in the night, voices that cannot be explained.
There is some wonderfull computer animation and the voices are great too.
Great voices, lots of adventure and clever dialogue make this a very good movie.
We get the complete text of the longest version of the play, innovatively and expensively brought to the screen, mostly enunciated in perfect and modern and highly understandable voices - even if they sometimes speak too quickly in order to get the massive text over with.
The subtitles can explain something without even listening to the actual voices, and the music is very intriguing for the setting.
For example of the adult level humor, the Martian voices are based on characters of different movies/actors.
It even has a person in it that does a lot of voices on The Simpsons.
I'd rather watch Ben Affleck and Jenny from the Block in that other awful movie that we dare not say its name, while watching it with Chinese voices dubbed over it and bamboo being shoved under my finger nails.
Seth Green (Austin Powers Trilogy, Family Guy) voices many of Robot Chicken characters (along with a bunch of cameo appearances by celebrities) in random skits.
I loved the loyalty of this sequel, to the original drawings and voices.
Their voices blend beautifully; one would never have guessed.
However, if you are a big fan of mullets, pedafiles, sketchy old prospectors, hoaky action sequences, bad teeth, hicks, and annoying squirrely kids with high voices...then see this movie!
Instead of normal speaking voices and normal actors, Hollywood felt a need to overwhelm the audience with sound.
I am not an "animation nut" but this movie has so much comedy, drama, action... and the voices are fantastic.
If one wants to see pure opera, one can buy several versions of LA TRAVIATA especially filmed live at an opera house, and watch the musicians in the orchestra pit play, the conductor's gestures, and hear the superb voices of the usually out of character (physically and age-wise) singers on stage.
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