Heidi's Song

Much under-rated animated feature film from the people behind the classic film "Charlotte's Web" (and most notably Fred Flintstone, Yogi Bear, Scooby-Doo, and Tom and Jerry). Unlike the limited animation they developed for television, H-B Studios' "Heidi's Song" features rich, gorgeous, and colorful scenery, a beloved classic story, and wonderful songs. This one will never go out of style.

Oh I loved this when I was younger! This has wonderful animation. It has all the color, & tender edges of one of my other favorites Charlotte's Web! The music is beautiful too! The nightmare sequence is not to be missed! This is one of the best cartoon movies the 80's has to offer. So if you get the opportunity you should really give it a look. You won't be disappointed!!!!!!!

Great! Good animation along with the music. "Falling off logs", "You're a Nothing", and "Rat" songs are great with good trippy animation in the background that adds to the mood of the story. Great fun all around with a neat story. Nightmare scene is very well done too.

Straight off the bat, I'm not really a kid's cartoon fan, as being an adult. Suffice to say, after watching this beautifully, rewarding animation movie, I was pleasantly surprised by how much I'd like it. You'll absolutely fall in love with Heidi, and the characters, good or bad.. The film has loud and impressively great animation, one of the film's standout features. Bonanza's Lorne Green, provides the awesome V.0 for the chief role, of the cranky, but deep down, nice hearted, Grandpa, who Heidi, comes to live with, and of course, has a positive effect, but negative, when Heid's taken away. This nice film has great structured characters, who you really get to know, as well as great music soundtracks. Heidi's Song is a gem of a find, and a wonderful 92 minutes of entertainment. Young or old, you'll absolutely fall in love with Heidi. She'll grow on you.

Cute animation based on the beloved Johanna Spyri novel ('Heidi', 1881) about the little Swiss girl who leaves her grandfather's cabin in the woods to go to the big city to help care for a young crippled girl named Claire. This is a faithful adaptation and can be enjoyed on its own terms in cartoon form.