Why do all those prints of (X) look that that?!!?! PART 3!
In this week’s column, I wanted to concentrate on two specific studios: MGM and Warner Brothers.
Tag Archives: Warner Bros. Cartoons
The 70th Anniversary of “One Froggy Evening”
Lets celebrate Chuck Jones masterwork of an animated short on its platinum anniversary.
Animator Breakdown: “Rover’s Rival” (1937)
The draft implies that Clampett and Jones directed this cartoon as a team. And there’s much more to learn in this post.
Picture Perfect: The 85th Anniversary of “Elmer’s Candid Camera”
This early Chuck Jones short features a redesigned Elmer and an early appearance of Bugs.
The Thad Review: “Looney Tunes Collector’s Choice” Vol. 4
Collector’s really do have more choice than ever for where to get their classic animation fix.
Animator Breakdown: “Porky’s Party” (1938)
Today, you’re all invited to Porky’s birthday party in this Bob Clampett classic!
What’s the Score? The Unheard Music Cues of Carl Stalling
Now we can determine which music cues Carl Stalling used in the lost credits of several Warner cartoons, in their original release.
Barnyard Bluster: A Celebration of Foghorn Leghorn
The basic information on our favorite barnyard fowl.
Animator Breakdown: “Injun Trouble” (1938) and “Wagon Heels” (1945)
Follow pioneer Porky Pig out West for a special “double feature” animator breakdown!
Patriotic Porky: The 85th Anniversary of Warner Bros.’ “Old Glory”
Uncle Sam provides an American history lesson for Porky Pig in this classic Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies short.
