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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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all animal films are really good and cheetah is no exception. it has a good story line and an interesting adventure to keep you watching from start to finish.
5 of 6 people found the following review helpful
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This DVD was released in 1989,lasts 80 mts and is in stereo and Widescreen. Ted Johnson (keith Cooogan) and his sister Susan (lucy Deakins) arrive in Kenya for holiday to meet their parents working in Kenya. They meet Morogo (Collin Mothupi), a Maasai Boy and become friends. They find a cheetah cub, whoes mother was killed by poachers. The Johnsons take them home and raise the cheetah , now called Duma. It was time for the children to go back to USA, but they were not keen to let Duma go.
The local shop keeper, Patel (Kuldeep Bhakoo), wants to buy the cheetah and race it against grey hounds at Nairobi to make money. So he and Abdulla(Paul Onsongo), steal the cheetah and take him out to country near Thomson's Falls. The Johnson parents take the children to Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, but they run away to look for Duma. Morogo comes with them and the go to Naivasha and Hell's Gate. They are discovered by the gamblers and locked in the same cage , they had locked Duma. The gamblers head towards Nairobi for the cheetah race. The johnson parents and Morogo's parents join together to look for their children.
They all meet at the race in Nairobi and try to rescue the cheetah and release it in the wild, before going home to California. Cheetah is a nice family film, very watchable with excellent Kenyan wildlife and scenary. It also has the popular song "Jambo Bwana, Habari Gani". Other movies shot in Kenya are:-
(1) Ashanti, Michael Caine 1979--- (13) Cowboy in Africa, Mills 1967
(2) Sheena, Tanya Roberts 1984--- (14) Ivory Hunters, John Lithgow 1990
(3) Mogambo, Clarke Gable 1957--- (15) Safari, Victor Mature 1955
(4) The lion of Africa, Brian Dennehy 1987--- (16) Born Free, V McKenna 1963
(5) The Last Safari, Stewart Granger 1967--- (17) Tarzan's Greatest Adventure, Gordon Scott 1962(2009)
(6) King Solomon's Mines, Stewart Granger 1950--- (18) The White Maasai, Nina Ross 2007
(7) Where No Vultures Fly,Anthony steel 1951 (19) The Lion, William Holden, 1962
(8) Out of Africa, Robert Redford 1985
(9) Call me Bwana, Bobe Hope 1961
(10)Simba, Dirk Borgarde 1955
(11)Sammy Going South,Edward G Robinson 1963 (2010)
(12)Killers of Kilimanjaro,Robert Taylor 1966
Having born in Kenya, I enjoyed this family film.
Watch and ENJOY.
The local shop keeper, Patel (Kuldeep Bhakoo), wants to buy the cheetah and race it against grey hounds at Nairobi to make money. So he and Abdulla(Paul Onsongo), steal the cheetah and take him out to country near Thomson's Falls. The Johnson parents take the children to Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, but they run away to look for Duma. Morogo comes with them and the go to Naivasha and Hell's Gate. They are discovered by the gamblers and locked in the same cage , they had locked Duma. The gamblers head towards Nairobi for the cheetah race. The johnson parents and Morogo's parents join together to look for their children.
They all meet at the race in Nairobi and try to rescue the cheetah and release it in the wild, before going home to California. Cheetah is a nice family film, very watchable with excellent Kenyan wildlife and scenary. It also has the popular song "Jambo Bwana, Habari Gani". Other movies shot in Kenya are:-
(1) Ashanti, Michael Caine 1979--- (13) Cowboy in Africa, Mills 1967
(2) Sheena, Tanya Roberts 1984--- (14) Ivory Hunters, John Lithgow 1990
(3) Mogambo, Clarke Gable 1957--- (15) Safari, Victor Mature 1955
(4) The lion of Africa, Brian Dennehy 1987--- (16) Born Free, V McKenna 1963
(5) The Last Safari, Stewart Granger 1967--- (17) Tarzan's Greatest Adventure, Gordon Scott 1962(2009)
(6) King Solomon's Mines, Stewart Granger 1950--- (18) The White Maasai, Nina Ross 2007
(7) Where No Vultures Fly,Anthony steel 1951 (19) The Lion, William Holden, 1962
(8) Out of Africa, Robert Redford 1985
(9) Call me Bwana, Bobe Hope 1961
(10)Simba, Dirk Borgarde 1955
(11)Sammy Going South,Edward G Robinson 1963 (2010)
(12)Killers of Kilimanjaro,Robert Taylor 1966
Having born in Kenya, I enjoyed this family film.
Watch and ENJOY.
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD
This is a brilliant film, full of fun, adventure and education for children. One of my own daughters who loved the film as a child and often spoke of Africa, actually went to live in Africa for a while with her husband straight after their wedding. That's been just about the best education you can have. Aswell as good for children it's quite enjoyable for parents. It's the sort of film anyone of any age can watch. A real family film.
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