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1982
Directed by Arthur Rankin, Jr., Jules Bass
Synopsis
There's magic in believing!
From a riddle-speaking butterfly, a unicorn learns that she is supposedly the last of her kind, all the others having been herded away by the Red Bull. The unicorn sets out to discover the truth behind the butterfly's words. She is eventually joined on her quest by Schmendrick, a second-rate magician, and Molly Grue, a now middle-aged woman who dreamed all her life of seeing a unicorn. Their journey leads them far from home, all the way to the castle of King Haggard.
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- Crew
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Cast
Mia Farrow Alan Arkin Tammy Grimes Jeff Bridges Christopher Lee Angela Lansbury Robert Klein Keenan Wynn Paul Frees René Auberjonois Theodore Gottlieb Don Messick Jack Lester Nellie Bellflower Ed Peck Ken Jennings Gerry Beckley Dewey Bunnell Brad Palmer
DirectorsDirectors
Arthur Rankin, Jr. Jules Bass
ProducersProducers
Arthur Rankin, Jr. Jules Bass Michael Chase Walker
WriterWriter
Peter S. Beagle
Original WriterOriginal Writer
Peter S. Beagle
EditorEditor
Tomoko Kida
Executive ProducerExec. Producer
Martin Starger
Camera OperatorCamera Operator
Hiroyasu Omoto
Production DesignProduction Design
Arthur Rankin, Jr.
ComposerComposer
Jimmy Webb
SongsSongs
Dewey Bunnell
SoundSound
John Richards Dave Iveland Donald O. Mitchell John Curcio
Studios
Rankin/Bass Productions ITC Entertainment
Countries
UK USA
Primary Language
English
Spoken Languages
English German
Alternative Titles
De Laatste Eenhoorn, Das letzte Einhorn, La Dernière Licorne, Последний единорог, Den sista enhörningen, L'ultimo unicorno, El último unicornio, Az utolsó egyszarvú, 最后的独角兽, Poslední jednorožec, חד-הקרן האחרון, آخرین تک شاخ, Posljednji jednorog, Son Unicorn, 最後的獨角獸, Posledný jednorožec, 라스트 유니콘, O Último Unicórnio, Ostatni jednorożec, Ο τελευταίος μονόκερος, Останній єдиноріг, Ultimul unicorn
Genres
Family Adventure Fantasy Animation
Themes
Fairy-tale fantasy and enchanted magic Emotional and captivating fantasy storytelling Adorable animals and heartwarming families Kids' animated fun and adventure Fantasy adventure, heroism, and swordplay Show All…
Releases by Date
- Date
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Theatrical
19 Nov 1982
IrelandG- UKU
- USAG
21 Oct 1983
- Germany6
18 Jul 1985
- NetherlandsAL
18 Sep 1986
- AustraliaG
17 Jul 2012
- FranceU
Physical
30 Aug 2005
- NetherlandsAL
TV
06 Jan 1997
- Slovakia7
Releases by Country
- Date
- Country
Australia
18 Sep 1986
- TheatricalG
France
17 Jul 2012
- TheatricalU
Germany
21 Oct 1983
- Theatrical6
Ireland
19 Nov 1982
- TheatricalG
Netherlands
18 Jul 1985
- TheatricalAL
30 Aug 2005
- PhysicalALDVD
Slovakia
06 Jan 1997
- TV7TVMarkíza
UK
19 Nov 1982
- TheatricalU
USA
19 Nov 1982
- TheatricalG
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Review by Sally Jane Black ★★★★ 13
So then there's the kind of representation you find buried in things like this.
The unicorn isn't trans or queer, but her coming-of-age tale resonates with those who have lived lives trapped as something else, locking away their identities, trying to find happiness in connections they will never be able to sustain. People who do queer reading or trans reading aren't wrong when they apply those characteristics to many of the old characters hidden in plain sight (at times, the intentions of the filmmakers are too obvious), but there are times it is applied where no intention or even reasonable interpretation could go--because in a representation-starved demographic, we latch onto anything that seems remotely familiar.
"Now that I'm a woman"…
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Review by Blake ★★★ 10
Pretty cute and enjoyable but didn’t need to see the big titty tree
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Review by Aberrant Ghoul ★★★★★ 30
"There are no happy endings because nothing ends."
- Schmendrick the MagicianSo, I can't say for sure, but I can only imagine that this is one of those films that is appreciated far more by those who watched, spellbound, at a young age. I'm sure that if your first experience with this was as an adult, you'd probably dismiss it as some generic, Disney knockoff-looking, fairy tale relic from the early 80s. But who knows, maybe your experience would be every bit as magical as it was for me, watching it on LaserDisc for the first time in the mid-80s. All I can say with certainty is that every time I revisit this film, as an adult, it still…
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Review by Marie
“I can feel this body dying all around me”
girl, same
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Review by Scumbalina ★★★★★
Deeply altruistic, Pro-Love but Anti-Possession, Pro-Resistance, Pro-Revolution, Anti-Captivity, Pro-Earth, Anti-Colonialism. Visually expresses dysmorphia and innocence crumbling under the hooves of oppression. Magic but also love and connection ultimately liberate the unicorns and King Haggard and his castle empire crumble into the sea.
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Review by jeaba ★★★½
the unicorn really knew what she was saying when she said “what do men know?”
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Review by Matt The Snapper ★★★★
God this movie is beautiful to look at.
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Review by adambolt ★★½
no wonder they all nearly died out they have frikken spaghetti legs
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Review by Sam ★★★
mare?! mare?! i?! a horse?! is that what you take me for?! is that what you see?! a horse am i?! a horse indeed?! (x)
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Review by CinemaJoe ★★★★ 9
The two best pieces of unicorn media:
- The Last Unicorn
-Robot Unicorn AttackHey Siri, play Always by Erasure
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Review by ScreeningNotes ★★★ 5
"It's a very rare person who is taken for what he truly is."
There's a real serious cult following for The Last Unicorn out there, and it's not hard to see why. This movie features some truly great, old-school, hand-drawn animation full of vibrant colors and creative fantasy imagery (I've had a strange craving for FernGully recently, and this fulfilled some of that desire), and it manages a pretty powerful bittersweet climax if you successfully buy into the characters (I was about 60% sold on the characters, so it worked pretty well).
It also covers a lot of thematic ground without feeling too dense or overly contemplative: appearance vs. reality ("I can't change anyone into something they're not."), coming of…
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Review by em ★★★ 3
jeff bridges, honey, find the note
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