Movies like Rock-A-Doodle

Directed by Don Bluth, the same as Rock-A-Doodle, All Dogs Go to Heaven shares a blend of humor, heartfelt story, and musical elements. With talking animals and a journey beyond the ordinary, fans of Chanticleer's adventure will find comfort in the antics of Charlie B. Barkin and his quest for redemption.

The journey and struggle for survival of young dinosaurs in The Land Before Time invites viewers into a captivating prehistoric world. Just like Rock-A-Doodle, the film is a staple Don Bluth piece, combining adventure with moments of both tenderness and peril.

As another Don Bluth creation, The Secret of NIMH offers a darker and more mysterious tale with animal protagonists. The fantasy elements and the fight against overwhelming odds can easily appeal to fans who enjoy the blend of reality and fantasy in Rock-A-Doodle.

Another of Don Bluth's celebrated animations, An American Tail follows the journey of Fievel Mousekewitz and his family as they emigrate from Russia to America. With its rich animation and an adventurous and emotional storyline, it captures a spirit similar to Rock-A-Doodle.

Thumbelina boasts the fairy-tale-like quality and musical animation that viewers appreciate in Rock-A-Doodle. It's an enchanting story about a tiny girl's big adventure, which mirrors the fantastical journey of Rock-A-Doodle's protagonist.

FernGully brings an environmental message wrapped in a fantastical animated journey. This film's magical elements and the fight to save the natural world resonate well with the whimsical and adventurous atmosphere in Rock-A-Doodle.

Cats Don't Dance is a lively animated musical that shares the ambition of Rock-A-Doodle's main character to succeed in show business. It is filled with catchy tunes, lovable characters, and an underdog story that's sure to resonate with audiences looking for a similar vibe.

The Pebble and the Penguin features adorable animated animals on a quest connected to love and bravery. The musical aspect and heartfelt narrative provide a similar tone to Rock-A-Doodle, making this Don Bluth film a charming next watch for fans.