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Monthly Archives: December 2011
The Dot And The Line (1965) — MGM Theatrical Cartoon
CotD: Last cartoon of the year and we choose “The Dot And The Line”, an Academy Award winner for Chuck Jones. Watch it today and see why this won!
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“Cars 2″ led domestic animation grosses in 2011
Pixar-Disney’s sequel “Cars 2″ was the seventh most successful movie at the North American box office — and the only animated film in the top 10 — according to Box Office Mojo, an online movie publication and box office reporting service.
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Once again, “Arthur Christmas” tops UK box office
In its seventh week of release, Aardman Animation’s Arthur Christmas has returned to the top spot at theaters in the United Kingdom and Ireland.
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The Bongo Punch (1957) — Pepito Chickeeto Theatrical Cartoon
CotD: “The Bongo Punch” featuring Pepito Chickeeto in this musical story from old Mexico animated by Walter Lantz.
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Online Film Critics Society nominate 5 animated features
Five movies have received nominations for the 15th Annual Online Film Critics Society award for Best Animated Feature, the society’s governing committee announced Monday.
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“Bambi” named to Library of Congress film registry
Walt Disney’s timeless cartoon classic “Bambi” and 24 other films were selected Wednesday by Librarian of Congress James H. Billington to be preserved as cultural, artistic and historical treasures in the National Film Registry of the Library of Congress.
Sale Of The Century (1979) — Plastic Man Cartoon Episode Guide
CotD: Today we have “Sale Of The Century” featuring Plastic Man who is able to stretch his body into any shape or size he needs to.
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An Elephant Never Forgets (1934) — Color Classics Theatrical Cartoon Series
CotD: The early Two-Strip Technicolor cartoon “An Elephant Never Forgets” make use of the three-dimensional background effect achieved through use of a revolving turntable set up behind the cel screen.
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The Tell-Tale Heart (1953) — UPA Productions Theatrical Cartoon
CotD: Academy Award Nominee “The Tell-Tale Heart” was an interesting adaption of the classic Poe tale, and put the fledgling young UPA Studios on the map. Oh, and did you know it was produced in 3D?
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Barney Bear’s Victory Garden (1942) — Barney Bear Theatrical Cartoon Series
CotD: About a year into US involvement in World War II, “Barney Bear’s Victory Garden” helped make him– and the nation– more self-sufficient in a wartime economy.
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Merry Christmas from BCDB
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays from The Big Cartoon DataBase! Our wishes for the best for all of you in the coming new year! Related Posts:No Related Posts
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Lonesome Ghosts (1937) — Mickey Mouse Theatrical Cartoon Series
CotD: Not exactly a Christmas cartoon, but “Lonesome Ghosts” is a wonderful and fun cartoon in it’s own right.
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Rooby-Roo robber on the roose in St. Petersburg
Instead of helping that quartet of kids fight villains, Scooby-Doo has joined the wrong side of the law in St. Petersburg, Florida.
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Stingray actor, voice coach Robert Easton dies, 81
Character actor Robert Easton, known as the “Henry Higgins of Hollywood” for teaching dialects to such luminaries as Charlton Heston and Anne Hathaway, died Friday at his Toluca Lake, California home. He was 81.
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San Bernardino police seek help identifying toon
Investigators for the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department are seeking public assistance in identifying the cartoon shown on this TV screen, or the network or station “bug” on the bottom right.
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