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An American Tail 2 Fievel Goes West (1991)

watch an animated western film who continues to tell us the story of Mousekewitz family of mice five years after they emigrated to U.S. land, this time on its way to Old West
 
where "cats even get along with the dogs out there" and "the streets are paved with nuggets, all of the purest gold, and soon we'll all be millionaires"; it is a sequel of An American Tail (1986) Pictures of characters with cast as voices
Fievel, brave and cute mousetail, the main character of animated film who wants to become a 'Western hero'
Fievel, brave and cute mousetail, the main character of animated film who wants to become a "Western hero" (Phillip Glasser) 		  Cat R. Waul, a malefic tomcat who leads the Cactus Cat Gang 'nice to the mice because it is intelligent to be so'
Cat R. Waul, a malefic tomcat who leads the Cactus Cat Gang "nice to the mice because it is intelligent to be so" (John Cleese) 		  Tiger, big and kindly vegetarian cat, best friend of Fievel and the boyfriend of Miss Kitty
Tiger, big and kindly vegetarian cat, best friend of Fievel and the boyfriend of Miss Kitty (Dom DeLuise)
 
Tanya, eldest daughter of mice family; her american dream 'Someday I'll be a big star'
Tanya, eldest daughter of mice family; her american dream "Someday I'll be a big star" (Cathy Cavadini) 		  Wylie Burp is Fievel's pattern for Wild West
Wylie Burp is Fievel's pattern for Wild West "head up, eyes steady, heart open, I think one day you'll find that you're the hero" (James Stewart) 		  Miss Kitty, Tiger's feline girlfriend who encourages Tanya before the show
Miss Kitty, Tiger's feline girlfriend who encourages Tanya before the show "You're shaking like a rattlesnake tail" (Amy Irving)
 
Papa is the pleasant and trustful head of Mousekewitz family
Papa is the pleasant and trustful head of Mousekewitz family "They call America the land of opportunity" (Nehemiah Persoff) 		  Mama Mousekewitz, mother of Tanya and Fievel
Mama Mousekewitz, mother of Tanya and Fievel "violin tools, pots and pans, your pipe, the tail curler" (Erica Yohn) 		  T. R. Chula 'inky-dinky spider caught a mouse in his web' who 'loves finding subversives'T. R. Chula "inky-dinky spider caught a mouse in his web" who "loves finding subversives" (Jon Lovitz)
Full quotes from An American Tail 2 Fievel Goes West part 1 FIEVEL: And then the hero, Wylie Burp, squinted across the dusty street. Hopelessly surrounded by the Cactus Cat gang, he stood his ground, refusing to back downhe stood his ground, refusing to back down. Have no fear, Billy the Kid is here. WYLIE BURP: It's too tough, kid. Get out while you can. FIEVEL: If you're biting the dust, I'm going down with ya. WYLIE BURP: You saved my life. I'll never forget thisYou saved my life. I'll never forget this, kid. Here, son, I want you to have one of these. Look out behind you. MAMA: Fievel, your supper's ready. FIEVEL: Ouch! MAMA: Fievel! Fievel! TANYA: Somewhere out there Beneath the pale moonlight Someone's thinking of me And loving me And loving me... And loving me... MAN: Shut up! TANYA: Papa, they're throwing fruit and vegetables at me again. PAPA: Keep singing. Maybe they will throw some fruit for dessertsome fruit for dessert. MAMA: Another night without cheese. FIEVEL: Yee-haa! Howdy, Mama. I come to rustle me up some grub. MAMA: Where have you been, Fievel? You're late. FIEVEL: I had to rescue Sheriff Wylie Burp. He was surrounded by the Cactus Cat gang. MAMA: Oh, such a tall tale, Fievel. And dirty hands too? Go. Wash. FIEVEL: Oh, Mama, I just washed yesterday. PAPA: I thought things would be better in America. In Russia, my violins were famous. We never went hungry. FIEVEL: Maybe Tanya should sing again. TANYA: Very funny. You'll see. Someday I'll be a big star. People will come from miles around. FIEVEL: Yeah, to eat. TANYA: Mama! MAMA: Fievel! PAPA: They call America the land of opportunityThey call America the land of opportunity. Opportunity for what? For children to play in the filthy streets? To never see the sunshine? Fievel's birthday is coming and we don't have enough money for presents. FIEVEL: Oh, Papa, I don't care. TANYA: I could sing in front of the gift shop. Maybe they'll throw presents. PAPA: How blessed I am to have such fine childrenHow blessed I am to have such fine children. Maybe things will get better. FIEVEL: Tiger? Tiger! TIGER: Can we have an espresso and talk this over? MISS KITTY: Listen, Tiger. You're an alley cat. TIGER: Pretty please. MISS KITTY: Born and bred. TIGER: How true. MISS KITTY: I got a ticket to sunshine and I'm going west. There's a town that promises a new frontier and a brand-new breed of catThere's a town that promises a new frontier and a brand-new breed of cat. TIGER: Is there anything wrong with my breed? MISS KITTY: City cats got too much purr in their fur. Not enough growl in their howl. Look at you. You catnap, cat around. Heck, I don't mean to be mean, but you're even a bit of a fraidy cat. TIGER: Who told you that? I'm no fraidy cat. I'll show you. I'll show them. I'm no fraidy cat. MISS KITTY: Tiger. I don't want a tomcat, top cat or a tough tabby. I just want. How do I say this? I just want a cat who's more like a dog. That's my ride out West. Show me you're tough. Don't make a fuss, okay? TIGER: You don't mean this is good-bye? MISS KITTY: There are no good-byes between you and me. After all, we'll always have the BronxAfter all, we'll always have the Bronx. Here's looking at you, kid. TIGER: The Bronx, that's right. The Bronx, right. I won't make a fuss. I can handle it. I can. I can, uh! I can, uh. MOUSE: Cat attack! Cat attack! CAT WAUL: Pay attention. Keep it clean and tidy, plenty of violence, but no eating. Right. Carry on, chaps. MAMA: Fievel! Fievel! Get in here with the family!
TIGER: Oh, no! The mice! Aw, gee! CAT: Peekaboo. TIGER: Oh, I got. I gotta do something. I will be tough. I will be brave. It's a spy, a spee, a spidedede, an arachnid! Aaah! FIEVEL: Why, those no-good ornery varmints. PAPA: Fievel, my son. Come back! MAMA: Oh! PAPA: Oh, thank heavens. FIEVEL: I forgot my hat. PAPA: Fievel, come back. ONE-EYE: Hee-ya. PAPA: Fievel! Fievel, my son, come back! TANYA: Da. Da-da! ONE-EYE: Huh? Heh-heh-heh! Hee-heh-heh! FIEVEL: I see you're missing an eye. This makes it a fair fight. ONE-EYE: Yeah? FIEVEL: That's right. I'm talking to you, fur head. ONE-EYE: Fur head? I don't care what the boss says. This mouse is lunch. Heh-heh-heh-heh! NOTE: To watch the pictures in high resolution, click on them
Production
Directed by Phil Nibbelink, Simon Wells; screenplay by Flint Dille; story by Charles Swenson; produced by Steven Spielberg, Robert Watts; music by James Horner; film editing by Nick Fletcher.

Trivia
The sequel followed An American Tail and was followed by the television series Fievel's American Tails, and two direct-to-video followups: An American Tail: The Treasure of Manhattan Island and An American Tail: The Mystery of the Night Monster (which take place before Fievel Goes West). A computer game based on the movie was created in 1994.

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An American Tail 2 Fievel Goes West (1991)
An American Tail 2 Fievel Goes West (1991) 		  2 tickets to the West
2 tickets to the West 		  3 nice to the mice
3 nice to the mice 		  4 over the land
4 over the land
 
5 get to Green River
5 get to Green River 		  6 mouse on the stage
6 mouse on the stage 		  7 like cats and dogs
7 like cats and dogs 		  8 run for your lives
8 run for your lives