Looney Toons

[Mycroft]

Hey, on Turner Classic Movies there is "Cartoon Hour (or something like that)" with classics every Saterday at 11.30 am. And also, Boomarang has "Acme Hour" at different times.

 

[Flitcraft]

Like Looney Tunes, but love Tex Avery!
You guys should check out his cartoons!

 

[Mycroft]

Like Looney Tunes, but love Tex Avery!
You guy should check out his cartoons!

He is great, especially his wolf character and Droopey.

 

[Doctor Strange]

Avery's MGM work is beyond brilliant - Who Killed Who?, Little 'Tinker, King Size Canary, the aforementioned Droopys and the Wolf-and-Red series. One masterpiece after another!

 

[Mycroft]

Did he do the Little Red Riding Hood Story where she shoots him with the revolver at the end from her picnic basket? It, I think is based on a 20's version of Little Red Riding Hood, called Little Red, I think?

 

[Doctor Strange]

I don't think so. That one's not familiar. For info on Avery's MGM work see

http://texavery.com/

 

[Mycroft]

I don't think so. That one's not familiar. For info on Avery's MGM work see

http://texavery.com/

Thanks for the link; I think it is this one:

Red Hot Riding Hood (5/8/43)

Wolf tries to pull the old Red Riding Hood gag in order to meet up with Little Red, but Grandma has other ideas.

 

[Doctor Strange]

No, it's not. I know that one very well. The Wolf is last seen running for his life from man-crazy Grandma!

Each entry in the Wolf-and-Red series is really just a sequence of brilliant ***ual arousal gags - if they end in death, it's from overstimulation, not a ***shot!

 

[Mycroft]

No, it's not. I know that one very well. The Wolf is last seen running for his life from man-crazy Grandma!

Each entry in the Wolf-and-Red series is really just a sequence of brilliant ***ual arousal gags - if they end in death, it's from overstimulation, not a ***shot!

Ok, I will keep looking.

 

[Absinthe_1900]

Don't forget all of Max Fleischer's cartoons, from the 1920's Koko the Clown, to the 1930's Betty Boop & Popeye, and the 1940's art deco Superman.

Great Animation & writing!

 

[Zach R.]

Are there any "official" Superman DVD's out? All I can seem to find are those that have been censored and have newly added sound effects that they sell in bargain bins.

 

[Quigley Brown]

Don't forget all of Max Fleischer's cartoons, from the 1920's Koko the Clown, to the 1930's Betty Boop & Popeye, and the 1940's art deco Superman.

Great Animation & writing!

Ahhhh....Betty,

Who needs LSD when you can watch 'Minnie the Moocher'

http://www.archive.org/stream/bb_minnie_the_moocher/bb_minnie_the_moocher_256kb.mp4

 

[Absinthe_1900]

I have the old Image DVD of the Superman cartoons and it appears to be unedited.

http://www.moviesunlimited.com/musi...5749&mscssid=9CQDF7CQ5KBJ9JTMJ253N76PH3E6B579