Quest For Camelot/Cats Dont Dance

"[Cats] The film evokes cartoons from the early Forties in its style and humor...  Doug Pratt's Laserdisc Review
"[Quest] Exciting and enchanting...  Gene Shalit, The Today Show
"[Quest] Absolutely magical.  Pat Collins, WWOR-TV, New York
"[Cats] Cute kid-flick, and a must-see for Scott Bakula fans.  Staci Layne Wilson, StaciWilson.com

Editor's Note QUEST FOR CAMELOT: The age-old story of a young King Arthur and his discovery of Excalibur is retold using the vocal talents from a diverse array of stars in this animated film from Warner Brothers. CATS DON'T DANCE: A star-struck kitty from Kokomo finally decides to do something about his dreams of silver-screen superstardom, so he heads west to Hollywood. But discrimination awaits, as it turns out that the studio moguls don't see much use in a feline leading man. Undaunted, our furry hero joins forces with other admirable animal actors to take the world by storm. A nostalgic kids' version of the classic MGM backstage musicals, featuring the voices of Scott Bakula, Jasmine Guy, Kathy Najimy, and more.

	Cary Elwes - [Quest] Voice of
	Frederik Du Chau - [Quest] Director
	Gabriel Byrne - [Quest] Voice of
	Gary Oldman - [Quest] Voice of
	Jasmine Guy - [Cats] Voice Of
	Kathy Najimy - [Cats] Voice Of
	Mark Dindal - [Cats] Director
	Natalie Cole - [Cats] Voice Of
	Pierce Brosnan - [Quest] Voice of
	Scott Bakula - [Cats] Voice Of

Box Office Magazine 7 of 10
[Quest] ...the Warner Bros. feature animation department proves that it can make a first-class children's feature. Quest for Camelot boasts a strong story, interesting characters and great music. - Cathy Thompson-Georges

San Francisco Chronicle 6 of 10
[Quest] ...a spirited adventure with generous romantic and comic charms... Though no masterpiece, Quest for Camelot aims to please a range of ages, with loopy gags, corny romance, an oversized villain and catchy tunes performed by Celine Dion and LeAnn Rimes, among others. - Peter Stack

Chicago Sun-Times 8 of 10
[Cats] Cats Don't Dance is not compelling and it's not a breakthrough, but on its own terms, it works well. Whether this will appeal to kids is debatable; the story involves a time and a subject they're not much interested in. But the songs by Randy Newman are catchy, the look is bright, the spirits are high and fans of Hollywood's golden age might find it engaging. - Roger Ebert