FernGully: The Last Rainforest

Name: FernGully: The Last Rainforest
Genre: Adventure, Thriller, Fantasy, Animation, Family
Released: April 10, 1992
Duration: 76 min
Rating: 67
Cast: Cheech Marin, Christian Slater, Geoffrey Blake, Grace Zabriskie, Jonathan Ward

1992

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Twentieth Century Fox | Release Date: April 10, 1992 | G

Starring: Cheech Marin, Christian Slater, Geoffrey Blake, Grace Zabriskie, Jonathan Ward, Robert Pastorelli, Robin Williams, Samantha Mathis, Tim Curry, Tommy Chong

Summary: The magical inhabitants of a rainforest fight to save their home, which is threatened by logging and a polluting force of destruction called Hexxus.

Director: Bill Kroyer

Genre(s): Adventure, Thriller, Fantasy, Animation, Family

Rating: G

Runtime: 76 min

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Desson Thomson

FernGully is neither weighty nor whiny. It sings its message unobtrusively through -- and for -- the trees. And most importantly, it never forgets to be delightful, for children and their moviegoing guardians. Read full review

Hal Hinson

An animated feature with political agenda -- a didactic cartoon. But that doesn't interfere with its being a whopping good time. Read full review

Rick Groen

What is it that sets this film apart from assembly-line animation - all the bright baubles that are momentarily diverting and instantly forgotten (Rock-A-Doodle is a recent example)? The most obvious, and important, difference is the story line itself. FernGully has the deceptive simplicity of all good fables. [18 Apr 1992]