When both parents are killed by man, the wolf Lobo learns the ways of the hunter.When both parents are killed by man, the wolf Lobo learns the ways of the hunter.When both parents are killed by man, the wolf Lobo learns the ways of the hunter.
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- TriviaThere is no dialogue in the film, a very adventurous move from such a "safe" studio as Disney.
- Quotes
Rex Allen - Narrator: Singing: Across the lonely campfire when the wolves begin to call. The riders tell the story of the bravest wolf of all. The king of all the hunters, born to lead the rest. His name became a legend across the great southwest. Lobo Lobo your name will survive for no man could bring you in dead or alive!
- ConnectionsFeatured in L'ami public numéro un: Les animaux (1964)
- SoundtracksThe Legend of Lobo
Written by Richard M. Sherman and Robert B. Sherman
Featured review
Enjoyably corny Disney nature films about a lone wolf (literally)
Another in a long line of enjoyable Disney nature films. This one tells the story of a wolf named Lobo (not Sherriff Lobo) from when he's a young pup to when he becomes an adult with a large bounty on his head. There's all sorts of corny cuteness with Lobo playing other animals and such, but the film was surprisingly realistic in the human hunters attempts to kill or capture Lobo with some pretty scary traps and hunting dogs. However, this remains a Disney films and is hardly a grim diatribe about the evils of hunting. At it's heart it's about cute animals and an appreciation for nature, which all goes down quite easy and without much pretension.
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- a_chinn
- Jul 12, 2018
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- Runtime1 hour 7 minutes
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- 1.37 : 1
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