Spot On! In Praise of Disney’s “One Hundred and One Dalmatians”
When released in 1961, it was a “first” in so many ways.
Category Archives: Animation Cel-ebration
Hollywood & Vine: The 25th Anniversary of Disney’s “Tarzan”
Many consider this to be the film that signaled the end of the decade-long animation renaissance at Disney.
From Drama to Llama: In Praise of “The Emperor’s New Groove”
From a movie production filled with drama came a film filled with laughs.
Soldiering On: The Unaired “Beetle Bailey” TV Special
Thirty-five years ago, a half-hour special based on the comic strip was set to air on CBS. It never got there.
In The Beginning…
Today we reflect back on “beginnings,” specifically those of their favorite (and most iconic) classic animated characters.
Cold Comfort: The 85th Anniversary of Sniffles the Mouse and “Naughty But Mice”
Eighty-five years later, a time capsule from a unique, cuter period in Warner Bros. animation history.
The Cradle Will Rock: The Flintstones’ “Blessed Event”
With Mother’s Day this upcoming weekend, it’s the perfect time to look back at this well-remembered Flintstone episode.
He Fits the Bill: Donald Duck’s 90th Anniversary
Donald may be a Duck, but he is relatable to everyone.
Bear-ly Science Fiction: Looking Back at “Yogi’s Space Race”
Melding Star Wars science-fiction with characters in the Hanna-Barbera universe – in a galaxy far, far, far away.
Hair Apparent: The 80th Anniversary of Woody Woodpecker in “The Barber of Seville”
Culhane’s 1944 cartoon is a dizzying display of cartoon comedy and animation artistry.
