A “Short” Tribute to Mom – Part III
Classic cartoon shorts that are perfect for Mother’s Day (three of them suggested by Cartoon Research readers).
Tag Archives: UPA
The Last Days of UPA’s Mr. Magoo – 1959-1960
When its distribution with Columbia Pictures ended in 1959, UPA decided to keep making Magoo shorts for theatrical release. Here’s what happened next.
UPA’s “Christopher Crumpet’s Playmate” (1956)
It’s UPA Thursday as much as Thunderbean Thursday with this cute little film!
The History of UPA’s “The Invisible Moustache of Raoul Dufy” (1956)
Of all of the segments on The Boing Boing Show, no UPA short had more of a complex production than this one.
UPA’s “The Sailor and the Seagull” (1949)
A beautifully produced post-war film for the Navy by UPA is today’s short!
Never In The Background: Paul Julian
A tribute to one of the most unsung and influential background artists during the golden age.
Sounds Like a Classic: The 75th Anniversary of “Gerald McBoing-Boing”
A major game changer in animation, influencing Hollywood animators – even Walt Disney – and cartoon studios world wide is celebrarting an anniversary.
Your LEAST Favorite Cartoon From Six Studios
I want to hear about your least favorite cartoons…. and here are a few of mine.
A Look Back at UPA’s “1001 Arabian Nights”
The first ‘made-in-the-USA’ non-Disney animated feature since Fleischer’s Mr. Bug was a rare UPA misstep.
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.
