A Musical Up-Roar 1941-43
The musical highlights in the 1942-43 season of MGM cartoons.
The musical highlights in the 1942-43 season of MGM cartoons.
Tex Avery dials-up the “insanity” to 11 and puts another notch in his legendary, over-the-top career.
While Tex Avery had a number of cartoon masterpieces, this film stands out as a wonderful example of the director’s exaggerated imagination and genius.
This week, a Tex Avery laugh-fest, the debut of a near-sighted little character, a classic Disney one-shot, and a trio of Screen Songs.
The storm clouds miss no one today – as every one of the major producing studios appears in today’s 1943-44 survey.
Stormy action from three studios on this week’s bill from 1938-39. Let’s get breezin’ along.
It’s hard to believe that this game changing Tex Avery short celebrates its big 8-0 anniversary this year. Oh Wolfie!
Here’s an unexpected breakthrough—an animator draft/breakdown video of a pivotal film from Tex Avery’s directorial career at Schlesinger’s studio!
This week, a mix of musical styles, celebrity impersonations and cameos, considerably more palatable than Paul Terry’s “Aesop’s sugar coated pills of wisdom”.
The third long-anticipated volume of Tex Avery’s MGM cartoons is on Blu-ray and again I would like to detail many of the uncredited voices we hear in these timeless films.