Ferngully The Last Rainforest
One of best animations i have had the pleasure of watching in the years

Ferngully is a rain-forest, home to a race of fairies who have never seen humans and believe Humans don't exist and only exists in stories. Until Batty, a wacky b... (read full)

2.5/4  FernGully: The Last Rainforest Quick Review
My son loved this when it came out and watched it over and over. It's kind of cute and Robin Williams is funny as the bat. Not the best film ever made but OK.

5/5 Ferngully: The Last Rain Forest
  by Cynthia S. Foshee (Georgia, USA)
My daughter loved this movie when she was little, now she is 20 and loves it even more. She says that the humor in it is lost on the kids. It is a great family movie because the kids and the adults will enjoy it.FernGully: The Last Rainforest (Family Fun Edition)

5/5 fern geezy
  by Stephen D. Garman (victoria bc canada)
this movie is great because it makes kids care about our environment and it also has sweet music!

5/5 Exactly What I Wanted!
  by Cathy A. Fairfield (Lake Butler, Fl)
I bought this as a Christmas present for my 12-year-old daughter. I watched this movie as a child and got her name from here, Crysta. She LOVES it! This was actually one of her favorite presents this year. :) The DVD and picture quality are perfect. I am very pleased and will continue buying DVDs from Amazon.

4/5 I have but one claw, but beware.
  by Rebecca Wang (Irvine, CA United States)
This is a very environmental movie, with pollution as the monster and the objective was to save Fern Gully the rain forest. Overall, it was very enjoyable.

4/5 A fun kids' movie with an environmental message
  by z hayes (plano,texas)
Having watched Fern Gully many years ago with my younger siblings, I purchased this DVD edition to watch with my preschooler. The story centers around Crysta, a tree elf who lives in a rain forest with her friends, consisting of other magical beings, and animals such as the radar-impaired Batty, the Beetle Boys etc. They find that their beloved rain forest is threatened by Man and must take the necessary steps to ensure its preservation.

The environmental message here is well-suited for little ones - it is not over the top and put forth in a fun way. The songs are fun: "Life is a Magic Thing", "Batty Rap", "If I'm Gonna Eat Somebody", "Toxic Love", "Land of a Thousand Dances". This DVD comes with both Widescreen and Fullscreen Versions, there are 8 set-top games & behind the scenes features such as a making-of featurette [both the original and new], director commentary and many more. It also comes with captioning options for the hearing-impaired. I must say that the DVD has been well put-together and all in all highly recommended for young and old viewers alike. My little one certainly enjoyed it!