Review of “Famous Studios Champion Collection”
The producers of this blu-ray (and Paramount Archives) should be commended for this astounding restoration, and giving these cartoons a brand new life.
The producers of this blu-ray (and Paramount Archives) should be commended for this astounding restoration, and giving these cartoons a brand new life.
Here’s issue number 9 of “Fleischer’s Animated News”, published in August 1935.
As with most every Famous Studios cartoons from this period, it’s well-produced and animated – and a family favorite.
One of the most famous and enduring animated characters made her debut this month in 1930.
Seriously? No – it’s not April Fools Day. No – I didn’t lose a bet.
A whole cartoon about cute, drunk characters – and then inviting the audience sing-along to celebrate.
He left us on Saturday. Here’s a little tribute to a man who inspired a generation of animators.
Extreme cases present themselves, when a cartoon you had to skip over because it was unavailable suddenly gets found. Here are a few.
The Fleischers must have thought they could restore their relationship with Paramount by putting out occasional specials in Technicolor. They were wrong.
Boop, Lulu and “Lou”… A celebration of the irrepressible Fleischer/Famous party girls.
