“Moving” Pictures (Part 7)
As recent years of TV production “move” into our viewing scrutiny, a growing number of films begin to focus upon the trauma of moving, rather than the adventure of it.
Tag Archives: Woody Woodpecker
“Moving” Pictures (Part 3)
There’s quite a bit of house moving in today’s line-up of cartoons, as 1950’s characters adapt to new (and sometimes even old) surroundings.
Frankly, I Don’t Give a Dam (Part 3)
So, what kind of mischief “wood” our beaver friends be up to today? Plenty!
Lantz-a Lot! (Part 13)
1943 would mark the final year in the decade’s output of Lantz cartoons to feature a mix of product by various directors.
Lantz – a Lot! (Part 11)
A period of considerable change for Lantz and his studio.
Thad Reviews “Woody Woodpecker and Friends: Golden Age Collection”
The restorations here… what a pleasant surprise! Here are my “liner notes” for the cartoons featured.
Get With the Times (Part 7)
Television and Beatniks – two sources of cartoon humor in the 1950s and 60s.
Oops! (Part 1)
Our latest trail is of cartoons with various blunders, by category, from various studios.
Vintage Commercials! What are some of *your* favorites??!?
Here’s a few of my favorites from over the years.
A Tribute to a Real Bird Brain: The 85th Anniversary of “Knock Knock,” and the debut of Woody Woodpecker
This looney bird has become one of the most iconic animated characters of all time.
