The 85th Anniversary of Fleischer’s “Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy”
The charm and whimsy of their stories made the characters a natural fit for animation.
The charm and whimsy of their stories made the characters a natural fit for animation.
But this time I’ve actually seen it – and its amazing!
Here’s part two of the partial animator breakdown for Mr. Bug Goes to Town!
Here’s Part 1 of a partial animator breakdown of the Fleischer Studios’ second feature-length production.
Many animals became animated stars, but donkeys rarely attained that status. This pair were the first.
The Screen Songs from the 40s are a series we’ve scanned a lot of, but there’s never been an ‘official’ set.
One of my favorite things is managing to find good copies of cartoons that are around, but just in bad copies.
As original music began to become scarcer and scarcer, today’s sampling is simply a grab bag of bouncing balls!
Why would Paramount would choose to rename the “Screen Songs” series as “Kartunes” in 1951 while still maintaining style and content as before?
This is an out-and-out plug for one of the best blu-ray sets of the year.
