Fantasy,Animation,Family,Adventure
Germany,United Kingdom,United States of America,Japan
The Last Unicorn is a 1982 fantasy animated film based on the novel of the same name by Peter S. Beagle. The film follows the journey of the last remaining unicorn as she sets out to find others of her kind who have disappeared. Along the way, she is joined by Schmendrick, a clumsy magician who initially turns her into a human to protect her from harm, and Molly Grue, a woman who has always longed to see a unicorn.
Their journey takes them through a variety of dangerous and fantastical settings, including a haunted forest and a treacherous kingdom ruled by King Haggard, who is obsessed with capturing and imprisoning unicorns. Along the way, they meet a host of interesting characters, including a band of robbers who become their allies.
As they get closer to King Haggard's castle, the unicorn learns the truth behind the disappearances of her kind. She discovers that they have been taken captive and imprisoned in a secret location, and that King Haggard's motivation was not simply to capture the unicorns, but to use their magical powers to find a way to live forever.
The Last Unicorn features the voice talents of Mia Farrow as the unicorn, Alan Arkin as Schmendrick, and Jeff Bridges as Prince Lir, a nobleman who falls in love with the unicorn. The film includes beautiful animation, enchanting music, and a captivating story that has made it a beloved classic among fans of fantasy films.
