Mrs. Brisby (Elizabeth Hartman) is a widowed mouse with a young son sick with pneumonia, and even more her cinder block home is about to be flattened by a tractor. Brisby must seek help from the Rats of N.I.M.H., mentally enhanced lab rodents who've escaped from the National Institute of Mental Health, led by Nicodemus (Derek Jacobi).
a brilliant film for the entire family
The Secret of NIMH is one of the great animated films I loved as a child and have never stopped loving as I’ve grown up. The quality of the animation is stunning and the somewhat dark and deep storyline is of a quality that is now rarely seen from film, especially children’s animated film. Don Bluth is a brilliant director and I recommend all of his other films. This film easily deserves 5 stars for its timeless brilliance and ability to evoke wonder and emotion in its audience
A very good Nimh
This is a very good movie for the whole family and I can highly recommend it to anyone, especially if children are involved.
Secret of NIMH, The
Animator Don Bluth rebelled against the mighty Mouse and set out to remind a then-struggling Disney about the glory days of animation. He largely succeeded (the schmaltzy sentimentality which would cloud his later works such as An American Tail and The Land before Time is the only drawback) with this story about a proud mouse who strikes up an unlikely friendship with the rat branch of Mensa. The animation is lovingly rendered and there's a pedigree cast (Dom DeLuise, Derek Jacobi, John Carradine) providing voices.
Dissatisfied with falling standards from Disney animation, a group of key personnel set up in opposition and this animal fantasy was their first feature, co-written and directed by Bluth, who went on to major success. Imposing talent has been rounded up to provide the voices, and every ounce of their ability is needed to make something of the verbal material. However, there is compensation in the visuals, which are superior to the plot. This tells of a widowed mouse who turns to escaped rats (from a science laboratory) to help her and her family. Lovers of animation shouldn't have too much trouble getting the kids to take them along.
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