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Trilha Errada

Título original: Trail Mix-Up
  • 1993
  • 10
  • 8 min
AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
7,1/10
1,2 mil
SUA AVALIAÇÃO
Kathleen Turner, Charles Fleischer, Lou Hirsch, and April Winchell in Trilha Errada (1993)
AnimaçãoAnimação desenhada à mãoAventuraAventura animalComédiaCurtoFamíliaFarsaPastelãoViagem de carro

Durante um piquenique, o bebê Herman segue um castor até uma serraria perigosa, com Roger Rabbit em sua perseguição frenética.Durante um piquenique, o bebê Herman segue um castor até uma serraria perigosa, com Roger Rabbit em sua perseguição frenética.Durante um piquenique, o bebê Herman segue um castor até uma serraria perigosa, com Roger Rabbit em sua perseguição frenética.

  • Direção
    • Barry Cook
  • Roteiristas
    • Gary K. Wolf
    • Rob Minkoff
    • Barry Cook
  • Artistas
    • Charles Fleischer
    • Kathleen Turner
    • April Winchell
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  • AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
    7,1/10
    1,2 mil
    SUA AVALIAÇÃO
    • Direção
      • Barry Cook
    • Roteiristas
      • Gary K. Wolf
      • Rob Minkoff
      • Barry Cook
    • Artistas
      • Charles Fleischer
      • Kathleen Turner
      • April Winchell
    • 13Avaliações de usuários
    • 5Avaliações da crítica
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    Charles Fleischer
    Charles Fleischer
    • Roger Rabbit
    • (narração)
    Kathleen Turner
    Kathleen Turner
    • Jessica Rabbit
    • (narração)
    April Winchell
    April Winchell
    • Mom
    • (narração)
    • …
    Lou Hirsch
    Lou Hirsch
    • Adult Baby Herman
    • (narração)
    Corey Burton
    Corey Burton
    • Droopy Dog
    • (narração)
    Frank Welker
    Frank Welker
    • Bear
    • (narração)
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    • Direção
      • Barry Cook
    • Roteiristas
      • Gary K. Wolf
      • Rob Minkoff
      • Barry Cook
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    7boblipton

    A Maroon Cartoon

    In the last Roger Rabbit short, Roger and Baby Herman go camping in Yellowstain Park. Some rather stressful shenanigans ensue.

    It's produced in full Candybox Animation mode, and while I have some issues with the violence starting full bore and continuing throughout, I am willing to forgive all for the sheer structure of the cartoon, and the infinite flexibility of Roger; even Bob Clampett wouldn't have done anything quite that destructive.

    Alas, there were no more of these beautiful theatrical Roger Rabbit cartoons. The impulse to produce them is a little vague, but the amazing success of WHO FRAMED ROGER RABBIT? Made them seen as something to keep people interested in the proposed sequel. Steven Spielberg, who produced them, loved them, but even for him it undoubtedly seemed less than sensible to keep on producing them when the sequel fell through.
    6StevePulaski

    When a once-original commodity needs to settle for the basics in order to remain relevant

    By 1993, the cultural footprint and relevance of the smash-hit Who Framed Roger Rabbit? had faded from the mind of the public, which explains why Buena Vista decided to attach Trail Mix-Up, the third and final short film involving the Roger Rabbit character, to a A Far Off Place, a relatively low-key, small-budget studio release that had mediocre returns. In addition, by this point, the sheer magic and originality of blending live action and animation was a novelty that went by the wayside, so the only thing that was left for Roger Rabbit to try and remain relevant was to concoct a short that went back to the basics in terms of what it emphasized; in Trail Mix-Up's case, it's the juvenile qualities of Roger Rabbit and Jessica Rabbit's assets.

    The short opens with Roger Rabbit (voiced by Charles Fleischer), Baby Herman, and Mrs. Herman (April Winchell) setting up camp at a local park, with Roger in charge of looking after Baby Herman, because he has a track record of doing so well at such a task. As one expects, Herman winds up wandering into the forest, and scaredy-cat Roger has few skills that aid him in surviving in a woodsy setting. This is where the busty, gorgeous, and unabashedly sexualized Jessica Rabbit (Kathleen Turner) flaunts into the picture. She's the forest's local ranger, as she shakes her bust and wiggles her petite waist and perfect round rump in order to "help" Roger find Herman before more danger faces him. But not before Roger can have his face flattened like a pancake and be shredded by a sawmill.

    Trail Mix-Up, while sporadically funny and still admirably full of energy like the two shorts that preceded it, essentially admits defeat and shows why Roger Rabbit faded out of relevance in the public. With new, ground-breaking animation just two years on the horizon and a cry for more story-based shorts and films that didn't settle for cute dinosaurs and rambunctious rabbits, the reckless Roger, the fearless Herman, and the buxom Jessica Rabbit just didn't seem to hold the kind of ground in the 1990's as they previously held in the 1980's. The good news is that this kind of material doesn't find itself dated in terms of content, and is still just as amusing today because of its slapstick and setups as it was when it was released. Whether it directly calls for future projects, I can't say, but it does work to suggest that this serves more as a "see you later" with an unclear meaning or span of time for that last term.

    Voiced by: Charles Fleischer, April Winchell, and Kathleen Turner. Directed by: Barry Cook.
    8travisimo

    What a Beauty!

    The years were good for Roger Rabbit and the animation crew. It was three years since the previous Roger Rabbit cartoon when "Trail Mix-Up" was released, and the animation was quite contrasting compared to the first two Roger shorts. The visuals are almost up to feature-animation quality and are quite crisp and beautiful. Just imagine what Roger Rabbit cartoons would look like if they were made today!

    "Trail Mix-Up" has some very inventive and funny gags; like when Roger runs for safety only to have an unbelievably tall tree crash down on him miles away, and when numerous mini-Rogers appear after Roger goes through some buzz saws. This short even features Jessica Rabbit's sexiest appearance out of all the cartoons (and probably the feature too!). Who knew a cartoon character could accomplish such a thing. Man, I feel like the ultimate nerd by writing that! :P

    While watching "Trail Mix-Up" again, I had a hard time remembering why I prefer "Roller Coaster Rabbit" to this. All the gags were top-notch and hilarious, with a sexy Jessica Rabbit thrown in, and then we get to the ending. The water-skiing bear was pretty funny, but it all turned too manic and just not all that funny when they returned to the "real world." I don't know what exactly it was, but maybe I just didn't like seeing a national monument be destroyed or to even see Baby Herman harmed. The ending just didn't sit well with me.

    Aside from that, this is still a pretty good cartoon. There are plenty of laughs, and it's just a beauty to see.

    My IMDb Rating: 8/10
    5lee_eisenberg

    This is a strange jump from what started out as a dark novel.

    Robert Zemeckis's "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" was the first movie that I saw in the theaters (and I was only four years old, so I didn't even understand the plot). I later saw the short "Tummy Trouble", and then "Trail Mix-Up". Watching all these, one would get the idea that Roger was always intended as a whimsical, accident-prone character inhabiting a completely batty world.

    Nothing could be further from the truth. I recently bought a copy of Gary Wolf's "Who Censored Roger Rabbit", the book on which Zemeckis's 1988 movie is based. The book is in fact quite dark. I suspect that while preparing the movie, they realized that it would be hard for people to take the idea of cartoon characters (called toons in the book and movie) coexisting with humans seriously, so they made it more slapstick.

    So yes, Roger's mishaps while babysitting Baby Herman in the forest are a far cry from the original dark story. Silly, but nothing else. Zemeckis's movie was really good, but how many spin-offs did they want? I'd kinda like to see a movie version of "Who Censored Roger Rabbit" that follows the novel's original tone. I assume that it's possible.
    Chester-24

    Funny

    This short was very funny. I like the Droopy scenes. Every Roger Rabbit short has a cameo by Jessica, and this one does too. It is a very funny one. I wish they would make more of these Roger Rabbit shorts, but I can only find three. Oh well do yourself a favor don't miss this one.

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    • Curiosidades
      As Roger runs along the top of the logs, there is a whip-pan shot where the camera passes by a poster for 'Rigid Tools' with a woman seductively straddling a saw, styled in cheescake 1940s fashion. This poster became the bane of Disney for several years and resulted in the laserdisc version of this short getting recalled and re-issued minus the now digitally-erased poster. Many VHS editions of the short still contain the full version, though it is actually only viewable on screen for about 4 frames.
    • Erros de gravação
      The pin on Baby Herman's diaper disappears and reappears between various shots.
    • Citações

      Roger Rabbit: Jeepers Baby Herman, you had me worried. I almost dropped a log back there.

    • Cenas durante ou pós-créditos
      At one point, the deflating Earth flies by, and you can hear Roger Rabbit screaming.
    • Conexões
      Edited into The Best of Roger Rabbit (1996)
    • Trilhas sonoras
      Theme
      from Tubarão (1975)

      Written by John Williams

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    • Data de lançamento
      • 1 de julho de 1994 (Brasil)
    • País de origem
      • Estados Unidos da América
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    • Empresas de produção
      • Amblin Entertainment
      • Silver Screen Partners IV
      • Walt Disney Animation Studios
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    • Tempo de duração
      • 8 min
    • Mixagem de som
      • Dolby
    • Proporção
      • 1.85 : 1

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