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Judy Freudberg (1949–2012)

Author of An American Tail [1986 film]

29+ Works 1,041 Members 10 Reviews

Works by Judy Freudberg

An American Tail [1986 film] (1986) — Screenwriter — 216 copies, 7 reviews
Vegetable Soup (1980) 178 copies, 2 reviews
The Count Counts a Party (1980) 132 copies
The Many Faces of Ernie (1979) 123 copies
Sesame Street Presents: Follow That Bird [1985 film] (1985) — Screenwriter — 104 copies, 1 review
Some, more, most (1976) 28 copies
The Best of Elmo [1994 film] (1994) — Writer — 14 copies
Elmo's World: What Makes You Happy? [2007 film] (2007) — Writer — 14 copies
Elmo's World: Springtime Fun! [2002 film] (2005) — Writer — 9 copies
The Street We Live On [2004 film] (2004) — Writer — 7 copies
Three Bears and a New Baby [2003 film] (2003) — Writer — 6 copies
Elmo's World: Wild Wild West [2001 film] (2003) — Writer — 5 copies

Associated Works

The Land Before Time [1988 film] (1988) — Story — 464 copies, 2 reviews
Land Before Time (Beginner Books(R)) (1999) — some editions — 69 copies, 1 review
Little Lost Fievel (1986) — Original Screenplay, some editions — 45 copies
Escape from the Catsacks (1986) — Original Screenplay — 9 copies

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10 reviews
I didn't remember much from when i saw it as a kid, so I watched it again a few years as an adult. I love history, this movie had a few dark moments like you see in a lot of Don Bluth animated films. Overall it's not a bad movie, but it's a bit aged.
Big Bird runs away from his new foster home.

2.5/4 (Okay).

I love dumb jokes and Muppets, so I'm happy enough to watch this movie. But the story is bad, the music is bad, the acting is bad... It was made well after Sesame Street's prime, and features almost nothing of what made the show great.
An immigrant mouse is separated from his family.

2/4 (Indifferent).

That's a Very Long 80 Minutes. It's too poorly developed for adults, and too heavy and serious for kids. Reading some trivia about it gives me the impression that the target audience was What Nostalgic Boomers Wanted Their Kids To Like - a movie made for merchandise and ticket sales, not to entertain its audience.
½
This is a good book for K-1. It's a funny book that teaches students how you can make vegetables good.

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