Tigers Change the Rules

About This Movie

Tigers Change the Rules is this quirky 1970 animated flick that has a really offbeat charm. It spins a story where tigers outsmart their trainer in a series of hilarious escapades. The animation style is simple yet vibrant, giving it that nostalgic feel, and the pacing has a nice flow that keeps things lively without overstaying its welcome. The humor is cheeky, often playing with the absurdity of the animal trainer trope. The voice performances, though somewhat understated, add to this playful spirit. It’s not something you see every day, a mix of comedy and animal antics that feels like a slice of animation history, which makes it stand out among more mainstream titles of the era.

This film, while not widely distributed, has its own niche following among collectors who appreciate the lesser-known animations of the era. The scarcity of physical formats, particularly on VHS, has driven interest, making it a curious find in collector circles. Many versions exist but tend to pop up infrequently at conventions or through specialized dealers, often fetching a decent price due to its rarity.