This movie is, in parts, surprisingly well animated. Not a Disney like movie at all, closer to the Fleischer style. In fact it reminded me quite a bit of 'Gulliver's Travels(1939)' especially in character design and backgrounds (though the main character's design is butt-ugly, like the artist's concept of human anatomy was taken from rumors he'd heard).
The only DVD version I was able to find was from a lesser known company. it was a badly badly badly dubbed version with no sound effects at all and the color was gone. just gone. It made this movie look liked it was filmed in sepia.
If this film were to have a real release with a subbed/dubbed version like is done with other international animated movies, it would be better, but still not great.
However, for anyone interested in the history of animation in film, this would be an interesting to watch.
The only DVD version I was able to find was from a lesser known company. it was a badly badly badly dubbed version with no sound effects at all and the color was gone. just gone. It made this movie look liked it was filmed in sepia.
If this film were to have a real release with a subbed/dubbed version like is done with other international animated movies, it would be better, but still not great.
However, for anyone interested in the history of animation in film, this would be an interesting to watch.