Adventures of Little El Cid
Four college friends take a fateful road trip. The road, Hell's Highway--a direct route to terror. They pick up Lucinda: A hot young hitchiker, full of sexual deviance and lust for the bloody kill. After being terrorized and nearly killed, the group manages to turn the tables. They thought they killed her, but around the next ben--around every ben-- she appears like a mirage ready to murder again. Is she the devil? Can anyone stop her killing spree?
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Plot Summary
This animated adventure follows the young Rodrigo Diaz, who would later become the legendary Spanish hero El Cid. The story depicts his early life, filled with youthful bravery and a strong sense of justice as he navigates childhood challenges and prepares for the heroic destiny that awaits him.
Critical Reception
As an older animated film, 'Adventures of Little El Cid' is primarily remembered for its historical subject matter and its target audience of children. Critical reception from its release is not widely documented in contemporary sources. Modern views tend to focus on its niche appeal as an educational or historical cartoon for young viewers.
What Reviewers Say
- A simple animated retelling of a historical figure's early life.
- Appeals to young audiences with its straightforward narrative.
- Seen as a historical curiosity rather than a major animation achievement.
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Fun Fact
The film was produced by United Producers of America (UPA), known for its stylized animation, though 'Adventures of Little El Cid' features a more traditional animation style.
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