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If you are looking for an 80s cartoon to bring back the good ol' days in animation you can stop here and click the "Add to Shopping Cart" button, because you have found THE most perfect 80s cartoon of all time. People of all ages, male or female will love this movie! Rainbow Brite and the Star Stealer is full of colorful animation (excuse the pun) and great songs that just make you want to get up and dance like it's the 80s all over again.

Rainbow Brite must deal with her greatest adversary yet: an evil Princess who wants to take the greatest light in the world and keep it to herself, thus causing all of the color to disappear from the world. (no light = no colors!) This is an even bigger job than trying to fight Murky or Lurky! Along the way, Rainbow Brite meets a new friend and she learns that working together really does help. Only friendship and unselfishness can save the day!

This is a rare treat to find on the web, so if you really must have an 80s cartoon to keep you going, THIS IS A MUST HAVE! It definitely made my day (as it will over and over on my television set for years to come ^_~)!!

child of the eighties
I don't think there can be any doubt that this movie perfectly captures the essence of what it means to have been a child of the eighties. Here in abundance are the spunky characters, the bright colours, the deliciously cheezy music and the bright-eyed idealism that characterized so many eighties cartoons.
Adorable heroine Rainbow Brite is on a mission- to defeat the Dark Princess (a villainess characterized by her terrible vanity and selfishness, as well as a dislike for children), who is out to steal the diamond-planet Spectra, the very light of the universe. The resulting adventure is a cheery, kid-friendly version of the classic fantasy- the quest, the small-but-determined heroes, the wise mentor, the struggle of good versus evil- that crosses the universe and brings together an impressive array of heroes and villains, both big and small.
All of the well-loved characters from the television series are here, from Rainbow's faithful horse Starlite to lovable bumbling badguys Murky and Lurky, as well as all of the colour kids, Twink the sprite and Earth-boy Brian, plus an assortment of terrific new characters.
An old favourite of all eighties children, the re-release of this movie couldn't have been timed better. We're all on the verge of being grownups now, and hungry for reaffirmation of the things we once believed, the things that, somewhere inside, we believe still- that we really can defeat evil with only imagination and teamwork as our weapons, and that we can deal with anything in the world, so long as we have light and beauty around us.
Not only a nostalgia piece, Rainbow Brite and the Star Stealer is filled with all of the adventure, music, and imagination that make a great children's movie- even for those who are too young to remember the cartoon.

This is the best animated movie I've ever seen
I first saw Rainbow Brite when I had chicken pox at age five. When I woke up crying at 4 AM because it was so itchy, my mom would put in this video and it would all be ok. This has been my favorite TV show (closely followed by Care Bears) since then, and I love every part of this movie, from the creative plot to the awesome music to the clever characters. The animation, for its time, is wonderful, and as good as, if not better than, the animated cartoons we have today. I watch this movie when I'm sad, and when it ends I'm ready to conquer the world. I've recruited three new Rainbow Brite fans with this movie, and even the people that didn't like the movie had to admit it was good. I strongly recommend this movie for everyone; it won't scare little kids, and it's a MUCH better feel-good movie than a chick flick. If you watch this movie, I guarantee you'll love it.