The voice actors do a really good job, although Kevin Bacon sounds too good to play the role of a stray dog like Balto. If you really want to know the true story, just dig up the trivia section.
Togo ran most of the run, but Balto only ran the last leg of the course, and therefore got all the fame. For example, The sled run was not made by one dog team, it was actually multiple mushers and 2 leaders - Togo (who we can assume is whom Steele is based upon.) and Balto, a trained, single breed Siberan husky. and some alterations, like adding in comic relief in the form of a Russian goose and a british-accented polar bear are totally acceptable.īut there are details that are left out. Now with every "based on a true story" line there's got to be alterations to the story. But when a sickness overtakes a wave of children in the town, including young Rosie, who's dog Jenna takes a liking to Balto, Balto takes it upon himself to help save the children, with Boris informing him "A dog cannot make this journey alone.but maybe a wolf can." Even though he has friends like Boris, the Russian Goose, and Muk & Luk, 2 goofy, fun loving polar bears, He desperately tries to fit in, but no matter what he does, the townsfolk don't trust his wolf side and the dogs of the town wish he would simply cease to exist, especially the vicious husky Steele.
But unlike the last time I watched, I did no research done on the actual true story.but that's for later.īalto is the story of a half-dog/half-wolf who is the subject of intolerance by the living beings of Nome in the year 1925. I had not seen it in probably 15 years when my mother dug it up on Netflix last night and I got to relive this dog-lovers classic. I grew up watching this movie multiple, multiple times as a kid. Reviewed by The_Light_Triton 7 / 10 Based on a true story
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