Quite delightful! The music is beautiful, and sequences vary from funny, to interesting, to crazy weird but still funny. The featured singers are amazing and worth the watch. One of my favorite Disney oldies!

A little bit dull. Half of it is a few Silly Symphony type cartoons stitched together, while the other half is basically Donald Duck perving over every woman he sees, which comes off as a bit weird.

A lot of music, quite fun, but you've seen it after you've seen it once.

Three horny birds harass women for 71 minutes.

aka donald duck gets bullied for 71 minutes :joy: i liked it. it was definitely pretty weird but it had me laughing sometimes which is impressive

It kills me to rate any Disney movie so low, but I can't help it. I understand the history and significance of The Three Caballeros...heck, I have even been on the attraction at WDW no less than 100 times, but I couldn't get into the film. I am not sure I fully understand the movie, other than Donald visits Brazil and Mexico and somehow receives some gifts (throw in a short about a penguin). Donald's character is as like-able in this film as in any other, but the flow of the film didn't work for me. I am sure back in 1945, this film was viewed as being advanced, but it comes off a little weird for 2019. Honestly, the best scene was during the iconic Three Caballeros song, other than that, I was not impressed with the film.

PS: The attraction makes more sense now....Visit the Mexico Pavilion in EPCOT!

I did like this movie, the first shorts are awesome and the representation of the latin america culture was something really nice. The bad part is that I have to recognize that watching Donald trying to get girls on a mexican beach was a little creepy and I did not like it at all.

old disney stuff is so trippy

A confusing, hypnotizing and questionable piece of media.

I understand everything, the WWII and the Disney propaganda to South America, but this is not a good excuse to do such a boring toon.

1h and 11 min of music, dance and music and dance and nothing more.

3 Thoughts After Watching ‘The Three Caballeros’:

1. The story with the penguins was super cute. Quintessential Disney charm. And, in the end, it felt like it came from an entirely different film.

2. After José was introduced, it became kinda nonsensical. I understand that this was a journey through various cultures, which I can appreciate, but it had a hard time holding my attention. Some segments went on for far too long. It was difficult to enjoy.

3. This is 20 years before _Mary Poppins_, so the incorporation of live action with animation, for its time, is certainly impressive. The animation in general is gorgeous. A story would’ve been nice.

Bonus Thought: The constant “goo goo gah gah” towards the women was a bit much.