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It's taken me 23 years to get round to drawing one of my childhood heroes. I have so much adoration for this little guy ^^.Related content
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This and All Dogs Go to Heaven are my favorite all-time Don Bluth movies! Also, I like Fievel Goes West because it is a sequel to An American Tail. But, good job!
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Interestingly I watched the sequel Fievel Goes West before watching the first movie An American Tail. I wasΒ really young back then soΒ I naturallyΒ assumed that the sequel was the first movie since it was the first one I saw.Β XD
Either way, both movies have strong nostalgic value for me but the original American Tail was the one that made meΒ appreciate my parents even more than I already did. (The Land Before Time contributed to that as well.)
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I saw The Land Before Time once in my infancy, so barely remembered it. Saw it again when I grew up. Quite impressed
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Aw, so do I.
I remember my dad taping it for me when I was young and watching it all the time.
Tiger was one of my favorite characters.
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Awww, he's so adorable!
Great drawing there!
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I like it too, but the original's the one I prefer now ^^
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You're welcome my friend!!!
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I can remember Fievel from the An American Tail films and the Fievels American Tails tv show.
He look so cute in your style! 
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I had both An American Tail and its sequel Fievel Goes West on VHS as a child...Still do have 'em, actually! Loved both of 'em to death when I was a boy. I haven't seen either of them in a few years...but rewatching them as an adult, I must admit I didn't like them as much as I did when I was little. In particular I kind of though the whole "Fievel and his family keep missing each other by just that little" plot point from the first movie a little bit on the mean-spirited side of things. Not to mention as an adult I found the story structure a bit more awkward than I did as a kid, but I guess that's something that would only be problematic as an adult-that's not something the average child would care about
I must say, I find Don Bluth to be...really hit and miss when it comes to his animated films. Secret of NIMH is probably one of my two favorite animated movies ever (Brave Little Toaster being the other)...I guess that's not a shock considering my avatar? 
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The sequel was decent, but I don't think it holds up as well for me as it once did ^^. Don Bluth's first three films were definitely his best. His 90s films were definitely below average with a few exceptions - Rock A Doodle, beautiful to look at but more holes in the story than swiss cheese, Anastasia, which wasn't brilliant but was nonetheless coherent, and Titan AE, which I felt had a decent plot going for it.
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I preferred it as a kid because it was 'lighter and softer', plus when I was that age I loved cowboy/western themes ^^.
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Cool! You did Fievel from An American Tail! Now there's a movie I haven't seen in many years! Not since preschool! Β
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I remember those films when I was little
back in 2nd grade my teacher played that movie when it rained at recess
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You must have had a LONG recess!
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that or the teacher forgot about her duties
either way we got to waste a school day and miss some test
but yeah an American tail wasΒ a good movie.
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I'm sure Don Bluth himself would be very proud of you with this rendition ^^
Man I used to love watching those movies, it gave me the feels!
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Thanks ^^. Don Bluth would be a cool person to meet.
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I totally agree =3
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I remember watching those movies when I was a child. I was really freaked out of the Mouse of Munich giant the mice made to scared away the cats. It was really terrifying and ugly. XD
You did a good job making Fievel in your own style, Keens.
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Yeah, now I remember it was a Russian city, not German.
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Typical Bluth logic. Giving the kids nightmares.
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Pushing the envelope makes great storytelling.
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Not if you're 'attempting' to entertain a family audience. One can lose sight of what their audience can be and just go off to do whatever they like.
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That's true. Just look atΒ the Ice Age movies. XD
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They just tend to fill those movies which risque jokes that any adults in the audience would get as far as I'm aware.
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Look left! Look left! They're right there!
Dammit...
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Yes XD I was the same ^^. But the payoff at the end was worth it
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He's the mouse from that movie, "American Tail".
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