Looking Back at “America Rock”
There were generations who learned American History, not just Monday through Friday at school, between Math and Science, but also on Saturday mornings, between Grape Ape and Dynomutt. America Rock,…
There were generations who learned American History, not just Monday through Friday at school, between Math and Science, but also on Saturday mornings, between Grape Ape and Dynomutt. America Rock,…
This month marks the anniversary of the film, which delivers a strong message – still resonating with us thirty years later.
Continuing our annual tradition, here are some classic cartoon shorts that celebrate Dads, this year with titles suggested by our readers
This feature was made to show the backstage life of animated cartoons. P.S. Any resemblance to a regular motion picture is purely coincidental.
The opening of Charlie Brown’s All-Stars! sums up the title character perfectly. Charlie Brown is on the pitcher’s mound. He pitches the ball, and the batter hits it. In an…
This film marked a distinct shift for Disney, moving from musical fairy tales and fables to an action-adventure format.
We’ve had suggestions from Cartoon Research readers for more classic cartoons on summer vacation – and here are just three of them.
“The greatest fairy tale never told.” That was the tagline on the Shrek poster, perfectly describing the film, which, hard as it is to believe, celebrates its twenty-fifth anniversary this…
There are a number of iconic moments from classic cartoons, and Rabbit Fire has a lot of them.
It’s the perfect time to revisit this “vaudeville show, three-ring circus, and grand opera” from a unique era in Disney history.
