Topolino e il cervello in fuga

Titolo originale: Runaway Brain

1995
G
7min

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Wayne Allwine and Jim Cummings in Topolino e il cervello in fuga (1995)

Animal Adventure Body Swap Comedy Farce Hand-Drawn Animation Monster Horror Slapstick Action Adventure Animation Comedy

Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaIn an attempt to convince Minnie that he hasn't forgotten to buy her an anniversary present, Mickey Mouse ends up promising to take her to Hawaii.In an attempt to convince Minnie that he hasn't forgotten to buy her an anniversary present, Mickey Mouse ends up promising to take her to Hawaii.In an attempt to convince Minnie that he hasn't forgotten to buy her an anniversary present, Mickey Mouse ends up promising to take her to Hawaii.

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Wayne Allwine

Mickey Mouse
(voce)

Russi Taylor

Minnie Mouse
(voce)

Kelsey Grammer

Dr. Frankenollie
(voce)

Jim Cummings

Monster
(voce)

Bill Farmer

Pluto
(voce)

Sheb Wooley

Dying Enemy
(audio di repertorio)
(non citato nei titoli originali)

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- Chris Bailey
Sceneggiatura
- Tim Hauser
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The character name 'Dr. Frankenollie', besides the obvious Frankenstein reference, is also a reference to legendary Disney animators Frank Thomas and Ollie Johnston. He was originally going to be named Dr. X, Dr. XX, or Dr. XXX (like the villain from The Mad Doctor (1933), but were forced to avoid doing so.

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[Mickey is completely strapped into a chair]
Mickey Mouse: Talk about your ironclad contract.

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Featured in Mickey: Reelin' Through the Years (1995)

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Censored?

This is the first time I comment on a film I haven't seen.

Not that I didn't want to. I bought the Disney Treasures/Mickey in Color 2 DVD set, official edition (not some bootleg) here in Germany. I watched Leonard Maltin announce it in his intro, including a second of snippet.. I watched all 5 hours of the DVDs, bonuses and all.. tried all the menus for hidden Easter eggs.. no luck.

As I've met possible censorship on another Treasures DVD just some days ago (Der Fuehrer's Face was missing from Chronological Donald 2 - possibly because displaying swastikas is illegal in today's Germany), I suspect a somewhat similar reason here.. not law, but viewer clearance. The whole Disney cartoons are cleared for age 0 and up. Now if a DVD contains just one item with a higher limit (6/12/16/18), it must display that clearance for the whole bundle.. I suspect that marketing considerations led the German distributor to self-censor and remove Runaway Brain, even though announced by Maltin. I'm really frustrated.

Update, July 11, 2011: Now I've watched the film, on YouTube. A nice combination of modern-day dynamics in cartoons with many 1930s themes: the ancient looks of Mickey and Minnie, the King-Kong, mad scientist, brain transplantation themes and so on... very likable! I was surprised that it was produced in France, but hey, that's globalisation...

So I'm softening my above point on censorship, too. It certainly exists, but given the Net, there just as certainly are ways around it. By the way: some weeks ago, I also located The Fuehrer's Face on archive.org.