The Incredible Journey

Name: The Incredible Journey
Genre: Adventure, Drama, Family
Released: November 20, 1963
Duration: 80 min
Rating: 87
Cast: Beth Lockerbie, Émile Genest, Jan Rubes, John Drainie, Marion Finlayson

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Buena Vista Pictures | Release Date: November 20, 1963 | G

Starring: Beth Lockerbie, Émile Genest, Jan Rubes, John Drainie, Marion Finlayson, Robert Christie, Ronald Cohoon, Sandra Scott, Syme Jago, Tommy Tweed

Summary: The story of three pets, a cat and two dogs, who lose their owners when they are all on vacation. Can they find their way home?

Director: Fletcher Markle

Genre(s): Adventure, Drama, Family

Rating: G

Runtime: 80 min

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Karen Valby

Assuming you love animals — hell, even if you don’t — this is one of the best buddy movies ever made. Read full review

Howard Thompson

About as gentle, warm and lovely a color movie as any pet owner could wish at least, for the kids. Read full review

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Sheila Burnford’s book of the same title has been given a vivid translation in The Incred ible Journey, a live actioner exquisitely photographed in the Canadian outdoors. Read full review

TV Guide Magazine Staff (Not Credited)

Featuring some astonishing acting from the highly trained animal stars and some beautiful shots of the Canadian high country, this simply told, episodic tale is great for kids and not too bad for big people either. Read full review

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Triumphantly painful Disney adventure; guaranteed to sear the memory, in spite of the 'Derek the Lonely Dingo'-style narration that has always stood for 'nature' in Walt's wonderful world. Read full review

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