Great Mouse Detective, 1986, G, 1 hr 20 min
The Great Mouse Detective
Runtime: 80 minutes
Studio: Walt Disney Productions
Franchise: Standalone, N/A
Ratings:
My Rating: 7.6
The Dove Foundation: Family-Approved
IMDb: 7.2
Rotten Tomatoes: 71%
Metacritic: 69
Plot Summary:
In Victorian London, a brilliant mouse detective named Basil of Baker Street takes on the case of a kidnapped toymaker. With his trusty companion Dr. Dawson, Basil navigates a web of clues, danger, and the sinister schemes of the evil Professor Ratigan. The adventure unfolds through clever disguises, suspenseful chases, and a battle of wits between good and evil, culminating in a dramatic showdown that saves the city’s mice.
Critics Review:
The film was praised for its clever story, suspenseful tone, and lively animation. Critics highlighted the engaging villain, Ratigan, and the homage to Sherlock Holmes as standout elements. Some noted it as one of Disney’s stronger late-1980s animated features.
Christian Perspective:
The story emphasizes courage, ingenuity, and justice. Basil demonstrates integrity and a commitment to protecting the innocent, reflecting values of responsibility and moral discernment. Good triumphs over evil without compromising ethical principles.
Family Friendliness:
Suitable for family viewing. The G rating and The Dove Foundation approval indicate it is appropriate for children, with mild suspense that adds excitement without being frightening.
Notable Songs:
Let Me Be Good to You – performed by Vincent Price and Susanne Pollatschek
N/A for other songs
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