Some Little Lou Bunin CBS tags from 1953-54
I found these spots that Lou Bunin did for CBS and, like most of Bunin’s work, very personal in style.
Category Archives: THUNDERBEAN THURSDAY
“Cartoons for Victory” Getting A High Definition Visit: “Weapon Of War (1944)
This powerful wartime short really struck me this week, so I thought it would be fun to share this nearly completed digital restoration.
A Terrytoon Wins The Week: “The Foxy Fox” (1935)
Sometimes a Terrytoon is a nice thing to watch while sipping some morning coffee.
Our Latest Blu-ray Release Is Here: “Mid Century Modern, Volume 3”
We’re releasing a bunch of sets before year’s end – and the first of those is finally shipping this week.
Columbia Week Continues: Scrappy in “The Man of Tin” (1940)
Some of the animation in this short is really fun – despite the cartoons bewildering story.
Blu-ray Set Blues – and a Lou Bunin “Mystery Clip”
The things I find as I work on new projects… like this clip.
A Screen Gems Phantasy “The Fly in the Ointment” (1943)
Some thoughts on restoration and the early Columbia “Phantasy” cartoon series – the most outright bizarre cartoons of the early 40s.
A Paramount Screen Song “The Funshine State” (1949)
This is a nifty old Kodachrome print that has a few moments that are… kind-of-fun.
Little Boy Blue: Using a Cinecolor Print for Color Reference
Cinecolor has its ups and downs for sure — but it’s sure fun to revisit old Castle Films Iwerks cartoons in Cinecolor!
What Is Your “Best Year In Cartoons?”
I thought it might be fun for both Jerry and I to list some of ‘our’ favorite years in animation.
