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Saturday Morning Cartoons: Gerald McBoing-Boing (1950)

Oct 8, 2016 Brandie Ashe 1

When it comes to theatrical animation in the 1950s, there arguably were no greater innovators than the talented artists at United Productions of America. UPA’s highly stylized, modern aesthetic was visually appealing; the cartoons were creative […]

Animation

Saturday Morning Cartoons: Popeye the Sailor Meets Sindbad the Sailor (1936)

Sep 17, 2016 Brandie Ashe 0

By the summer of 1933, the Fleischer brothers’ self-named animation studio was riding high. Based largely on the success of flapper dream girl Betty Boop, whose risqué series of cartoons became immensely popular in the […]

Animation

Saturday Morning Cartoons: “The Dover Boys at Pimento University” (1942)

Sep 11, 2016 Brandie Ashe 0

Though Chuck Jones had a long and storied career at Warner Bros., first as an animator and then as the director of some of the most groundbreaking cartoons of all time, he almost didn’t stick […]

Animation

Saturday Morning Cartoons: A Selection of Animated Red Riding Hoods

Sep 3, 2016 Brandie Ashe 0

Fairy tales have long served as source material for filmmakers–only natural when one considers how universal those stories truly are. These fantastical, largely archetypal narratives draw on moral codes and lessons that transcend time, telling and […]

Animation

Saturday Morning Cartoons: Flowers and Trees (1932)

Aug 27, 2016 Brandie Ashe 0

In 1929, Walt Disney and composer Carl Stalling collaborated on the creation of a new series for the Disney animation crew: episodic cartoons based around particular melodies, in which the action was driven not by […]

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Movies

HARLOCK: (The Humdrum) SPACE PIRATE

May 5, 2016 Patrick King 1

I’m one of those curmudgeons who’s never really gotten into the whole CGI animation thing I know this is a generational thing and that kids who grew up watching this stuff won’t give a shit. […]

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