Tate Donovan

Josh Keaton

Roger Bart

Danny DeVito

James Woods

Susan Egan

Bobcat Goldthwait

Matt Frewer

Rip Torn

Samantha Eggar

Barbara Barrie

Hal Holbrook

Paul Shaffer

Amanda Plummer

Carole Shelley

Paddi Edwards

Charlton Heston

Lillias White

Cheryl Freeman

LaChanze

Roz Ryan

Jim Cummings

Keith David

Wayne Knight

Sherry Lynn

Mickie McGowan

Jack Angel

Debi Derryberry

Patrick Pinney

Corey Burton

Mary Kay Bergman

Kathleen Freeman

Ron Clements

Tom Finan

Robert W. Hedland

John Musker

Irene Mecchi

Don McEnery

Bob Shaw

Alice Dewey

Noreen Tobin

Michael Bolton

Vera Pacheco

James Baker

Andreas Deja

Anthony DeRosa

Chung Sup Yoon

Rick Moore

Caroline Cruikshank

Maria Gonzalez

Jay Jackson

Rick Maki

Jeff Johnson

Dave Kupczyk

Alan Menken

Charles Paley

Gary Rydstrom

Mike Kunkel

Adam Dykstra

Gerald Scarfe

Tim Holland

Kate Bergh

Pat Jackson

John Kurlander

Tom Johnson

Kathleen Bennett

Marc Eoche-Duval

Lora Hirschberg

Andrew Gaskill

Paul Carrera

Juanjo Guarnido

Shawn Murphy

Mauro Maressa

Sylvia Filcak

Eric C. Daroca

Ruth Lambert

Earl Ghaffari

Eric Goldberg

Richard Jeffery

David Zippel

Steven Clay Hunter

Dave Bossert

Zoltán Maros

Steve Small

Hercules (Disney) Collection

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Hercules

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The definition of a meh film, at least for me.

<em>'Hercules'</em> doesn't stick a connection, I felt very unfulfilled throughout. I have little negatives, yet there isn't much the other way either. I like the cast, but that's honestly about it.

James Woods, Danny DeVito and Rip Torn all give noteworthy performances in the roles of Hades, Phil and Zeus. However, Tate Donovan as the titular character is forgettable, as is Roger Bart's voice when Hercules sings.

Bart isn't helped by the very average music, none of which is memorable to me. The plot is mild, one that is quite easy to predict and doesn't produce any thrilling moments. The animation is actually OK, satisfactory for sure.

I can see this is very well rated by others, which I respect. For me, though, it isn't any good.

CinemaSerf

Undoubtedly one of the better 1990s Disney films. The story and animation are very much centre stage with the music much less important - no big power ballads! It is a fun take on the Herculean mythology of ancient Greece. Beginning with a suitably grand opening narrative from Charlton Heston, no less, we learn that Hades is desperate to avenge himself on Zeus - who tricked him into ruling the underworld after he and his brothers defeated the Titans. Meantime Zeus is celebrating the birth of a baby boy. Hades decides to strike back, but his augurs (the "Fates" but think more "Stygian witches") advise that this little boy - Hercules - is the fly in the ointment who must be neutralised if his grand design is to succeed. Hades tricks him firstly into mortality and then cons him out of his great strength - but will that be enough to defeat the determination of our hero? It is a bit of a slow starter; but once it gets into the swing there are some good performances from James Woods (superb as Hades), Rip Torn (Zeus) and Danny DeVito as the long-suffering demi-god trainer "Phil" that keep this fantasy adventure moving along nicely. Don't expect to see any of his twelve labours...

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