"Boniface's Holiday" (1965)"Perfection"harmony, a masterpiece of sound rhythm, word rhythm and musical-verbal and plastic unity," said director Yuri Norshteyn about "Boniface's Vacation." But it is truly a touching and funny cartoon that you want to watch again and again, and the melody from it will certainly stick to you for a very long time. "The Bremen Town Musicians" (1969, 1973) Perhaps one of the most famous and beloved cartoons in the history of Soviet animation, a fantasy on the theme of the fairy tale of the same name by the Brothers Grimm, but original and distinctive. The most valuable asset of the cartoon is, without a doubt, its soundtrack, which, with the exception of the voices of the Princess and the Donkey, by coincidence was sung by one and only person - Oleg Anofriev. Both parts of the musical were loved by young viewers, unlike adults in the person of the country's leadership. It's a bit late to rebel about this, but now is the time to remember "The Bremen Family" and tell your child about it. "The Aristocats" (1970) A romantic musical fairy tale in the best traditions of the Disney studio. The main characters are cute cats, the main villain is, of course, the butler. Adults will definitely like the fiery cat jazz band, and children will like the simple and kind plot with a predictable, but no less expected happy ending. "Aladdin" (1992) It turns out that the cartoon about the legendary hero of the saga of 1001 nights earned two Oscars, by the way, both for the amazing soundtrack. So if you didn't have time to watch it as a child (which is, of course, unlikely), now is the time to do it in the company of your own child. Guaranteed pleasure awaits viewers of any age! Also interesting:
