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FamilyAdventureAnimationComedyFantasy

The Road to El Dorado

- They came for the gold. They stayed for the adventure.

Stowing away after a failed con, a pair of swindlers end up on El Dorado, the fabled "city of gold", where they quickly get in over their heads when they are mistaken as gods by the inhabitants.

Release Date : 2000-03-31

Language :English

Adult : false

Status : Released

Production Company : DreamWorks PicturesDreamWorks Animation

Production Country : United States of America

Alternative Titles :

Cast

Kenneth Branagh

Character Name : Miguel (voice)

Original Name : Kenneth Branagh

Gender : Male

Kevin Kline

Character Name : Tulio (voice)

Original Name : Kevin Kline

Gender : Male

Rosie Perez

Character Name : Chel (voice)

Original Name : Rosie Perez

Gender : Female

Armand Assante

Character Name : Tzekel-Kan (voice)

Original Name : Armand Assante

Gender : Male

Edward James Olmos

Character Name : Chief (voice)

Original Name : Edward James Olmos

Gender : Male

Jim Cummings

Character Name : Cortes (voice)

Original Name : Jim Cummings

Gender : Male

Frank Welker

Character Name : Altivo (voice)

Original Name : Frank Welker

Gender : Male

Tobin Bell

Character Name : Zaragoza (voice)

Original Name : Tobin Bell

Gender : Male

Elton John

Character Name : Narrator (voice)

Original Name : Elton John

Gender : Male

Duncan Marjoribanks

Character Name : Acolyte (voice)

Original Name : Duncan Marjoribanks

Gender : Male

Elijah Chiang

Character Name : Kid #1 (voice)

Original Name : Elijah Chiang

Gender : Male

Cyrus Shaki-Khan

Character Name : Kid #2 (voice)

Original Name : Cyrus Shaki-Khan

Gender : Male

Reviews

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Kamurai

@Kamurai

2021-06-23

Decent watch at best, probably won't watch again, and can't recommend. This is a Dreamworks animation at a time when Disney was still doing strong 2d animations. It does look like Dreamworks attempted a shift to digital cell animation around the same time (based on this movie), so at least the animation is smooth and of a good quality. As with most Dreamworks products, I don't enjoy the same art style they seem to love, which always makes it a little hard for me to watch regardless of if the movie is actually good. I also didn't care for the voices, not saying the actors did a bad job, but the direction was of my taste. The story itself is based on El Dorado being a big deal, but as worthless as gold actually is, it is really hard for me to personalize with it. They're also criminals, and not the redemptive kind. They don't become good people until they start actively going against the head priest. Thinking about it, I also have a lot of issues with the European-god confusion, so there may be a lot of me not enjoying the premise more than anything. I'm honestly struggling to find things that I enjoyed other than it was a well produced animation, and I can't say much else that the story is at least structured well so there is something you could enjoy.