The first character is Flip the Frog, created and animated by Ub Iwerks, who left working with Disney for a few years before returning to work with his old friend just in time for the release of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. While back at Disney, Ub rarely did animation, as he graduated to doing technical and special effects work, stuff like tinkering and improving the multiplane camera system Walt had developed for The Old Mill and Snow White.
not to be a party pooper, but I can't stand the Gene Deith AND Chuck Jones Tom and Jerry shorts, I'm sorry, always found them obnoxious and annoying, the 40s era of the MGM shorts were golden and had some of the most beautiful backgrounds and animation
Prior to Tom And Jerry Debut Some Early MGM Shorts Was Watched by Nearly Little Audience Who Focused on Disney & Warner Bros Cartoons However Everything Changed When Tom And Jerry Debuted Some MGM Cartoons Audience Began to Rise All Thanks to William Hanna & Joseph Barbera.
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This is what you hear on TV in the background of an action thriller from the 90s
The sheer number of screams is amazing in itself.
The first character is Flip the Frog, created and animated by Ub Iwerks, who left working with Disney for a few years before returning to work with his old friend just in time for the release of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. While back at Disney, Ub rarely did animation, as he graduated to doing technical and special effects work, stuff like tinkering and improving the multiplane camera system Walt had developed for The Old Mill and Snow White.
The drop in quality from 1958 to 1961 is stomach churning
I love how it goes from Fleischer to Disney to Warner Bros. to like some trippy psychedelia at the end!
When you overplayed Cuphead until 100% walkthrough
not to be a party pooper, but I can't stand the Gene Deith AND Chuck Jones Tom and Jerry shorts, I'm sorry, always found them obnoxious and annoying, the 40s era of the MGM shorts were golden and had some of the most beautiful backgrounds and animation
Prior to Tom And Jerry Debut Some Early MGM Shorts Was Watched by Nearly Little Audience Who Focused on Disney & Warner Bros Cartoons However Everything Changed When Tom And Jerry Debuted Some MGM Cartoons Audience Began to Rise All Thanks to William Hanna & Joseph Barbera.
Wow i never knew what i considered to be peak tom & jerry, not too new not too old, first aired in the 40s and 50s
What about Tom’s scream?
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and it ends in a fantastic "but I don't work here". phenomenal
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Summary:
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The 1934 to 1967 are the official MGM Cartoons
1930's: normal cartoon