Walter Lantz “Red Riding Hoodlum” (1957)
IB Tech makes pretty good cartoons great and not-so-great cartoons much more tolerable and sometimes even good.
IB Tech makes pretty good cartoons great and not-so-great cartoons much more tolerable and sometimes even good.
I see this next period as one that is going to require careful footing and alliances to allow many of the things we’ve all wanted to see get a quality release.
I thought I’d talk a little about the Flip the Frog Blu-ray project this week since it’s about to round a major corner.
Like it or not, the nation faces a return, after a long hiatus, to a tradition as old as the hills – face to face, classroom education.
… and this week’s question: what ‘missing’ piece of a cartoon was a revelation for you?
One of the films that I scanned recently was a German titled print the Flip the Frog cartoon “Bulloney” with a very cool title card.
This particular print contains footage that no other print we’ve found seems to have.
Internal and external rattlings on the cult of “rare” pieces of animation history, and some more Flip Fanfares too!
Let’s look at some newly scanned frames from this long anticipated cartoon compilation.
I thought it might be fun to give a sneak peak into some of the many things going on here in Thunderbean-Land.