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Cartoon of the Day: Gorilla My Dreams

Cartoon of the Day: Gorilla My Dreams

One of the clas­sic Bugs Bunny car­toons, Gorilla My Dreams was also one of direc­tor Robert McKimson’s finest. Known mainly for cre­at­ing the Tas­man­ian Devil and Foghorn Leghorn, McKim­son made a few clas­sic Bugs films, too, includ­ing this one.

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Cartoon of the Day: Der Fuehrer’s Face

Der Fuehrer's Face

Well Happy New Year! We start the year off with an Acad­emy Award win­ning car­toon fea­tur­ing Don­ald Duck from 1943. In fact, Der Fuehrer’s Face is Donald’s ONLY Oscar, to date. As funny as this short is, we should never for­get the seri­ous­ness behind this and other War films… fight­ing the Nazi’s was seri­ous busi­ness in the early for­ties, even if it could get a bit funny at times.

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Cartoon of the Day: The Dot And The Line


The Dot And The Line

Chuck Jones made a lot of mem­o­rable films. But the best may not have starred a Rab­bit, a fleet-footed desert bird, or a mar­t­ian, or even the Grinch… it may have only fea­tured a cou­ple sim­ple geo­met­ric shapes. Released on the last day of 1965, The Dot And The Line won an Acad­emy Award for best short film with it’s sim­ple yet time­less story.

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Cartoon of the Day: Bungled Bungalow

Bungled Bungalow

An early Mr. Magoo car­toon, Bun­gled Bun­ga­low was only the third the­atri­cal car­toon in the series. Pro­duced at UPA, this short was directed by Pete Bur­ness. Bun­gled Bun­ga­low first came out fifty-two years ago today.

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Cartoon of the Day: Rabbit Hood

Rabbit Hood

The day before Christ­mas, and all through BCDB, not a crea­ture was stir­ring because they were all watch­ing Rab­bit Hood. You wouldn’t think a whole lot of good car­toons were released on Decem­ber 24th, but you would be wrong… Rab­bit Hood is just one of them!

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Cartoon of the Day: Good Will To Men

Good Will To Men
A clas­sic Christ­mas film, Good Will To Men was an Acad­emy Award nom­i­nee for MGM in 1956.

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Haowei Hu’s Seasons Wins at London Film Awards

Seasons

Sea­sons,” directed by Haowei Hu of the United States, was named Best Ani­mated Film on Sun­day at the Lon­don Film Awards.

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Cartoon of the Day: Winnie The Pooh And Tigger Too


Winnie The Pooh And Tigger Too

Today is actu­ally the anniver­sary of TWO Win­nie the Pooh spe­cials, the afore­men­tioned Win­nie The Pooh And Tig­ger Too and, well, I’ll let you fig­ure out the other one. Tig­ger released in 1974, the other one in 1968.

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Cartoon of the Day: The Pink Phink

The Pink Phink

The first stand-alone the­atri­cally release car­toon fea­tur­ing the Pink Pan­ther was The Pink Phink, released this day in 1964. Directed by Friz Fre­leng and co-directed by Haw­ley Pratt, this was a real one-of-as-kind cartoon.

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Cartoon of the Day: Chicken Little

Chicken Little

A cou­ple days ago, I panned Chicken Lit­tle in CotD as the worst Dis­ney fea­ture ani­mated film ever; this in NOT that Chicken Lit­tle. This one was directed by Clyde Geron­imi, and pro­duced in 1943. This one was a short.

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Cartoon of the Day: Mickey’s Christmas Carol

Mickey's Christmas Carol

One of Disney’s very few hol­i­day themed films, Mickey’s Christ­mas Carol was released on this date 29 years ago today. Ani­mated by Glen Keane and Mark Henn among oth­ers, this fea­turette went on to get an Acad­emy Award nom­i­na­tion in 1984.

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Combustible Heats up Japan Media Arts Festival

Hi No Yojin (Combustible)

Kat­suhiro Ohiro’s short film Hi No Yôjin (Com­bustible) has won the Grand Prize in the Ani­ma­tion Divi­sion of the 16th Japan Media Arts Fes­ti­val, orga­niz­ers announced Thursday.

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Cartoon of the Day: Tokyo Mater


Tokyo Mater

Release with the Dis­ney fea­ture Bolt, Tokyo Mater was part of Pixar’s Cars Toons series based on the char­ac­ters from the hit movie Cars. This series of short car­toons fea­ture the char­ac­ters Mater and Light­ning McQueen in var­i­ous the­atri­cal shorts.

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Cartoon of the Day: Mouse Cleaning

Mouse Cleaning

Back before their tele­vi­sion empire, back before the Flint­stones and Scooby Doo, William Hanna and Joseph Bar­bera played a cat against a mouse. From Tom & Jerry, today’s car­toon of the day is Mouse Clean­ing from this date in 1948.

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Cartoon of the Day: Santa’s Workshop

Santa's Workshop

In keep­ing with the hol­i­day spirit, today’s Car­toon of the Day is Santa’s Work­shop. From the mid­dle of the Silly Sym­phonie series, this short was pro­duced in Tech­ni­color, and directed by Wil­fred Jackson.

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