The premise of this movie is similar to that of the Three Musketeers. I personally believe that I would have loved this movie if I saw it as a child. It is very clear it is for younger audiences with the way the plot progresses, but that doesn't stop you enjoying it as an adult! The art style for this is VERY dated, but for a 1969 movie, it flows nicely. The animation is a lot smoother than most movies around that time and the errors in the end outcome are very little (only minor missing details that would be hard to even see with thevideo quality anyway).

The music is VERY addicting and is easy to sing along to. I saw this an hour ago and even now the main theme is going on in my head. The sound effects for some things, such as a falling brick, sound a bit strange and the audio quality is quite low (also because it is an old movie) - but every song played is one I would have loved to sing along to as a young child and one I believe many children would have sung when it came out.