An American Tail: Fievel Goes West

About This Movie

So, 'An American Tail: Fievel Goes West' is a sequel that carries a lot of charm but doesn’t quite replicate the original's magic. The animation is vibrant, with a classic hand-drawn style that’s becoming rare these days. You get a sense of adventure as Fievel and his family hop a train to the West, which adds a nice touch to the pacing. The humor is generally light, although some moments feel a bit forced. The villain, Cat R. Waul, is a slick character—voiced by John Cleese, which is a nice touch. There's a blend of Western motifs and immigrant themes, making it a kind of oddball entry in the series that some folks appreciate for its quirks.

Released in 1991, a direct sequel to the original. · Directed by Phil Nibbelink and Simon Wells. · Features a notable voice cast including James Stewart. · The film has a distinct Western aesthetic throughout.