'The Three Caballeros (1944)' is the second of Disney's attempts to repair relations between the USA and Latin America, with Donald Duck joined by previous companion Zé Carioca and newfound friend Panchito on a journey into the cultures of various countries which make up that region. Despite some inventive animation - which includes a couple of properly psychedelic set-pieces - and a generally good intention, the piece just doesn't really entertain. It's far too long for what it is and, frankly, it drags almost all the way through. That's it; there isn't else much to say about the thing. It's boring despite its solid visuals, which is a shame and, ultimately, what makes it one of the worst Disney 'classics'. 4/10
Review of The Three Caballeros
