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So Dear to My Heart (1948)

The tale of Jeremiah Kincaid and his quest to raise his 'champion' lamb, Danny. Jeremiah's dream of showing Danny at the Pike County Fair must overcome the obstinate objections of his loving, yet strict, grandmother Granny. Jeremiah's confidant, Uncle Hiram, is the boy's steady ally.

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Andy G 28 Jun 2008

A cute half animated film about a black sheep that won some kid's heart. Jerry gets annoying after a while and you kinda wish that his grandmother woulda strangled him, but I coulda sworn that the kid who played Jerry was related to Wayne from 1943 "State Fair". Same angry look all the time, I guess.

Nat G 04 Jan 2009

Growing up in the south, only two things will keep you alive: scrap booking and singing biblical characters.

Mike M 16 Apr 2008

It might, just might, be possible to read this little-seen Disney heartwarmer as an apologia for the perceived racial stereotyping of "Song of the South", the company's previous hybrid of of live-action and animation: somewhere within this nostalgic American pastoral lies a (slight) fable about overcoming social inequalities... Its cornfed innocence may be lost on viewers who've come to regard family films as secondary to the novel they're based on and the toys based on them in turn, and Driscoll's "aw shucks" to "gee whizz" range may have been an acquired taste even at the time of release. But the messages are put over with charm and sincerity, and may, just may, have registered with those who grew up to lead the civil rights movement two decades later.

Adam R 28 Dec 2013

One of Disney's precious movies that blends animation into a live action feature. I always found it dull as a kid, but as an adult I think it's wonderful, as I seem to appreciate Americana more. The film also has some really awesome yet underappreciated songs in the spirit of Disney. (First viewing - Childhood)

Gerald D 08 Jan 2011

wonderful childrens film unfortunately they dont make them like this today.