DuckTales: The Movie - Treasure of the Lost Lamp (1990)

hyped garbage

In truth, there is barely enough story here to make a film.

There is, somehow, an interesting story here, as well as some good acting. There are also some good scenes

It’s not bad or unwatchable but despite the amplitude of the spectacle, the end result is underwhelming.

My kid's been singing the new "Ducktales" theme song for the past two weeks (GoNoodle, of all places), which is the primary motivation for digging up the original show. "The Movie" is the easiest thing I could get my hands on (plus, it's got Christopher Lloyd, which even back when I was 10, perked up my ears). Turns out, it wasn't the best move, and I swear it's not because I'm a Disney cynic. But the kid really liked it.It's mostly the writing; the story oddly fell somewhere between "Aladdin" and "Raiders of the Lost Ark". But nothing really worked for me; the voice work, the low-level animation, the grating genie-turned- hip sidekick. I don't mean to be overly negative with this, but this is just about as anemic as it gets. 5/10

This is one of the best Disney animated movies of all time. Why??? Because it doesn't have princesses, musical numbers, or over-the-top cuteness. It's basically about the usual gang trying to find a treasure (Ul-Addin's lamp included) and what comes out of it. The movie has comedy, great animation and awesome action sequences. IMPORTANT - this movie is a bit too dark for younger children, so... I would say 8+ rating is perfect. Duck Tales: The Movie was not received well after the theatrical release, but received a big fan following on video after. Why not becoming one of those fans(this is to you)??If you are from 8 to 88 and like animation (but do not want something like another Snow White) you should check it out.

i don't remember much but what i do remember is freaking awesome scrooge is like I'm gonna dive in my money pile and he does and its pretty sweet and then stuff happens in the movie and then at the end he's like I'm gonna dive in my money pile again and then he hits the floor and he's like what the hell where's my money then this guy with baggy pants is running down the street with coins in his pants and those pants have to be damn huge to fit all those coins and they chase them down the street ~fin~ ten lines of text is hard to fill in they should really cut it down to five because that would be so much easier for me.

After the series has come to an end, Disney found it so successful that they have made a movie version of it; it is called "DuckTales: The Movie - Treasure of the Lost Lamp," and it was an animated film made in 1990 from Disney MovieToons, a very short lived division of the Disney company (at least for its time; there, of course, was "Teacher's Pet: The Movie," but it is nothing as good as this!!!!!)Here, our adventurous gang of Scrooge, Launchpad, Huey, Dewey, and Louie fly out to the desert to find a pyramid, filled with traps and treasure; one of which holds the lamp of the genie!!!!! After they reach home, Huey, Dewey, and Louie are friends with the genie and the fun begins!!!!!I've rented this and seen this on the Old Disney Channel as a kid. Then this was released on DVD in Europe, Australia, and Latin America, and finally, in March or April of 2005, the BAD Disney Channel, for some reason, decided to show this movie. What a treat!!!!! Oh sure, it's on DVD in America now, but only if you're a member of the Disney Movie Club!!!!! Hey, at least it's in 16x9 widescreen!!!!!"DuckTales: The Movie" is a great way to wrap up the series; much better than that "Lizzie McGuire Movie," in my opinion!!!!!10 stars!!!!!