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title: "Oliver & Company"
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# Oliver & Company

**Price:** 197 kr
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## Description

Celebrate the 25th anniversary of a Disney classic with the stunning Blu-ray debut of OLIVER AND COMPANY, featuring perfect picture and sound. Relive this charming animated adventure, packed with excitement, fun and unforgettable songs by Billy Joel, Bette Midler and Huey Lewis. In the heart of New York City, Oliver, a mischievous orphaned kitten, is befriended by Dodger, a carefree pooch, and his ragtag family of misfit mutts. Life gets even better for Oliver when he is adopted by a lonely little girl named Jenny. But when tough guy Sykes and his Doberman sidekicks try to keep Jenny and Oliver apart, the spirited kitten and his newfound friends discover the meaning of courage and find a home where they truly belong.|Disney presents an animated version of the the Oliver Twist story with a twist -â the setting is New York, Oliver is a kitten, and Fagin is the human master of a pack of pickpocket dogs.|Six supervising animators and a team of more than 300 artists and technicians worked for more than two and a half years to create this hand-drawn feature film. More than a million story sketches and drawings were required to produce the 119,275 hand-painted cels that comprise the finished film.|Designers went to New York and photographed street scenes from a dog's perspective â- 18 inches off the ground -â getting stares from passersby but providing excellent reference material for the layout artists.|To give the backgrounds a contemporary and hard-edged look, animators used Xerox overlays for the first time since 101 DALMATIANS.|Many of the inanimate objects in the film were created and animated on the computer â- cars, cabs, buses, Sykes' limousine, Fagin's trike (part scooter and part shopping cart), a cement mixer, a sewer pipe, a spiral staircase, a piano, subway tunnels and trains, cityscapes, and even the Brooklyn Bridge. This was the first film to have its own department set up expressly for the purpose of generating computer animation.

Review: Great - Great movie and value!
Review: 25 years later, Oliver still shines on blu-ray - I have always been a fan of Oliver and Company, since I had seen it as a child on the Disney Channel. I was not fortunate to own it on VHS as a kid, but over the years it is a part of my collection because I had purchased the "main" Disney Renaissance hits I wanted. In the final bits of collecting movies from the 90s I wanted, give or take a few that I didn't yet (Toy Story, Hunchback, A Bug's Life), albeit not truly Renaissance movies but still part of the 90s lineup. This movie came to mind and I was reminded of how much I truly loved it, despite it not being the strongest of the Disney films that came out. The story is not as strong as say "The Little Mermaid," or even the "The Lion King," but Oliver and Company truly shines in its storytelling and grows better with age. However, introducing this movie to say a child would be quite different given that this movie is pretty dated. It is a 80s film, and in that aspect there are tons of things within it that may not be understandable to a child. However, it's truly a capsule in time about how the 80s and entry to the 90s was. Also, this movie has some remnants of other films within it, such as "The Brave Little Toaster." It bears similarity to the same overall feel, and was pre-renaissance for Disney. So it's truly interesting to see what was considered a flick back then. The story is something most of us know if we're long-time fans, however... It takes place in 80s New York, where a cat who is unnamed until the middle of the film is sold along with other kittens. No one claims the kitten, so the cat wanders only to find how harsh life truly is in the city. The cat meets Dodger, a sly and witty dog who knows the city well. The cat follows Dodger back to his home, after being tricked, only to accompany new friends and companions, and also a future home. Oliver is conflicted with his own set of issues, where he realizes what he's been searching for is a home, and is torn two ways. It's an emotional story about "home," family, and companionship. I truly love the songs, as they are classic reminders of Disney prose. However, the story is lacking in some parts. There are so many questions, and sometimes it feels rushed. But Oliver and Company is a great film that ages well, despite its dated story. I highly recommend anyone purchase this if you're a Disney fan seeking to complete your collection, or to relive the movie for the first time on DVD.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN  | B00CTNUMPO |
| Actors  | Billy Joel, Cheech Marin, Dom DeLuise, Joey Lawrence, Robert Loggia |
| Aspect Ratio  | 1.85:1 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #11,714 in Movies & TV ( See Top 100 in Movies & TV ) #430 in Kids & Family Blu-ray Discs |
| Customer Reviews | 4.8 4.8 out of 5 stars (9,442) |
| Director  | Dan Hansen, George Scribner |
| Dubbed:  | French, Spanish |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer  | No |
| Item model number  | 110404 |
| Language  | English (DTS-HD High Res Audio), French (Dolby Digital 5.1), Spanish (Dolby Digital 5.1) |
| MPAA rating  | G (General Audience) |
| Media Format  | NTSC, Subtitled |
| Number of discs  | 2 |
| Product Dimensions  | 0.7 x 7.5 x 5.4 inches; 2.88 ounces |
| Release date  | August 6, 2013 |
| Run time  | 1 hour and 14 minutes |
| Studio  | WALT DISNEY ANIMATION |
| Subtitles:  | English, French, Spanish |

## Product Details

- **Format:** NTSC, Subtitled
- **Genre:** Animation
- **Initial release date:** 1988-11-18
- **Language:** English, French

## Images

![Oliver & Company - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81oy23ZuJDL.jpg)

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great
*by A***K on January 16, 2026*

Great movie and value!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 25 years later, Oliver still shines on blu-ray
*by C***. on March 31, 2017*

I have always been a fan of Oliver and Company, since I had seen it as a child on the Disney Channel. I was not fortunate to own it on VHS as a kid, but over the years it is a part of my collection because I had purchased the "main" Disney Renaissance hits I wanted. In the final bits of collecting movies from the 90s I wanted, give or take a few that I didn't yet (Toy Story, Hunchback, A Bug's Life), albeit not truly Renaissance movies but still part of the 90s lineup. This movie came to mind and I was reminded of how much I truly loved it, despite it not being the strongest of the Disney films that came out. The story is not as strong as say "The Little Mermaid," or even the "The Lion King," but Oliver and Company truly shines in its storytelling and grows better with age. However, introducing this movie to say a child would be quite different given that this movie is pretty dated. It is a 80s film, and in that aspect there are tons of things within it that may not be understandable to a child. However, it's truly a capsule in time about how the 80s and entry to the 90s was. Also, this movie has some remnants of other films within it, such as "The Brave Little Toaster." It bears similarity to the same overall feel, and was pre-renaissance for Disney. So it's truly interesting to see what was considered a flick back then. The story is something most of us know if we're long-time fans, however... It takes place in 80s New York, where a cat who is unnamed until the middle of the film is sold along with other kittens. No one claims the kitten, so the cat wanders only to find how harsh life truly is in the city. The cat meets Dodger, a sly and witty dog who knows the city well. The cat follows Dodger back to his home, after being tricked, only to accompany new friends and companions, and also a future home. Oliver is conflicted with his own set of issues, where he realizes what he's been searching for is a home, and is torn two ways. It's an emotional story about "home," family, and companionship. I truly love the songs, as they are classic reminders of Disney prose. However, the story is lacking in some parts. There are so many questions, and sometimes it feels rushed. But Oliver and Company is a great film that ages well, despite its dated story. I highly recommend anyone purchase this if you're a Disney fan seeking to complete your collection, or to relive the movie for the first time on DVD.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Such a classic
*by T***0 on February 15, 2021*

Firstly I would like to say something a bit off topic. I would never have known about this movie if it wasn’t for my late grandmother, she had this movie recorded on VHS and would play it for me and my brothers all the time. This movie will always remind me of her. Thank you Grandma. Anyway, despite the fact that this movie was on Disney Plus, I wanted to have it on Blu-Ray to have a theater experience, because Disney Plus is fine, but nothing beats a Blu-Ray. I don’t know why I expected a slip-cover for this movie, but I’m not mad at all. I got a Blu-Ray and DVD and a code to redeem for Disney Movie Insiders (Note: this code will not redeem a digital copy. Believe me, I tried). The main menu is basic, and the song that plays over it is a heroic, upbeat, instrumental version of Huey Lewis’ song “Once Upon a Time in New York City”. When you play the movie, the pop-up menu shows “Resume” and “Menus” meaning that you cannot go directly to the bonus features without going to the menu first. (Though can I say it’s funny that the image on the main menu is a scene from the film, but Dodger is looking at us with sunglasses? Lol.) I did expect a digital copy, but I’m not mad. This movie is so timeless, that I will buy the digital version separately if I have to. This plays perfectly on a PS4 and looks beautiful with quality. You should definitely buy it, because like I said, Disney Plus is good, but the quality is sharper on Blu-Ray. Thanks Amazon, and thank you grandma for introducing me to this film. You will be missed.

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