LOONEY TUNES (Looney Toons): So Much for So Little (1949) (Remastered) (HD 1080p)
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- So Much for So Little is a 1949 American short documentary film directed by Chuck Jones. It won an Academy Award in 1950 for Documentary Short Subject, tying with A Chance to Live.
The cartoon states that, annually, 118,481 babies out of 2 million will die before reaching their first birthday. Thus, the cartoon shows John E. Jones, a baby that may add to this statistic if not given proper healthcare. The cartoon proceeds to show most of John's life, including his school years, marriage, later life (as a father), and his golden years, providing other helpful health information along the way. Before the cartoon ends, however, it returns to John as a baby, reminding the audience that John needs proper healthcare to survive. The cartoon then states that if every American paid just three cents a week, sufficient healthcare could be provided for John and babies everywhere.
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This is a really ambitious cartoon as it goes through a person's entire life in 10 minutes, and all in the service of being essentially a PSA. One of the most ambitious PSA's I've ever seen
"You must be the first father in history to have a boy!" What a great line.
Yeah and now men can have babies if the weird left say they can looool and woman can be men these days 🙄🙄🙄🙄🥴🥴🥴🥴the people back then would die crying if they could see what the world is playing at nowadays FFS
@@mattwebb5276 WOW, You're so transphobic it busts out every time you see the word "boy" these days? 🤣
It's amazing what kind of things people can forget in just a generation or two.
It seems we have forgotten about Nazis in Europe too.
@@boboutelama5748 Actually you get tdaily reminded that you aren't allowed to have self confidence, pride or nationalism thanks to WW2. Of course it gets ignored what communism did and still does or how horible the Allies treated civilians. Nazi is the most common insult nowadays. But communism get praised ebcause now "the right people" want to do it. It is not like communism was worse than facism. I guess when the main target are their own people dictatorship is okay?
@@boboutelama5748 LMAO how can we forget about the Nazis when CNN does its best to remind people daily
@@BlackCroft666 There's a difference between "self confidence, pride and nationalism" and nazism. You aren't allowed to hate others for their nationality/ethnicity and claim they are subhuman which is not self-confidence nor is it pride. What happened under the pretenses of communism doesn't get ignored either. Doubly so in Eastern Europe.
@@SunburntAZ yeah you should because that's all bs...well the given story is bs. Revisit those stories and this time, question what don't make sense.
Public health still provides most of these services. It is the unsung hero of the medical profession...both under-appreciated and grossly under-funded.
I laughed at the "You have to pay a whole 3 CENTS" bit. Man if only they could see the future.
Happymartin Back when 3¢ was actually worth 3¢!
itsa now take the u.s. mint about 30.00 bucks to make that 3 cents.
You're still paying the same amount. The money just isn't worth as much.
darkblood626
true that . the same is true with the food you eat. it doesnt have the same nutristional value . that it had in the 1930'S
comments sound like the quality of life is better back then?
No wonder Chuck Jones won a academy awards for best documentary.this happens in real life it's human nature.
Sylvia Salas Yea Chuck was one of the best.
@@8thManDVDcom u alive?
@@oficialmathias6715Hopefully she is
@@oladeebiazazi4538 are you a leftist?
"Healthy citizens are the greatest asset any country can have."
― Winston S. Churchill
@Roger Dodger Yep, let's take advice on social programs from a wartime-famous Prime Minister so disgusted with the existence of poor people he went on to refer to coal miners as vermin.
@@Geth-Who In between guzzling all manner of alcohol and smoking like an out of control chimney. That being said, he marshalled the English language and sent it into battle (said JFK).
Churchill was hardly the picture of health himself....
Stella Maris: "To send into unnecessary wars." ALSO Winston S. Churchill
@@SovereignStatesman Someone had to stop the Nazi plan of genocide.
Honestly this was from a time when America was much more high trust and government and people were encouraged to do their part.
People were naive enough to think ANYONE had their best interests at heart.
jajajajaja
'More high'? If anything, you have proven how much Yank grammar has dumbed down.
when information could be controlled because it wasn't easily accessible
@@jennyjustice4886no this was from the time after the war... before America let Greed corrupt itself to the core after the war people wanted to help each other because they just wanted everything to go to a helpful normal life... but now honestly you have to be rich to have a "normal" life in the states!
It's funny when this cartoon was made many people had a memory of a time when the most common cause of death was infectious disease like typhoid or tuberculosis.
Ramblin' Bob,now everyone hates vaccines and some diseases are coming back because they cause “autism” because doctors aren’t correct right(sarcasm)
+The dweeb Weeb
Those diseases never left the reason why they appear today is the same as before, many people who don't earn enough to treat themselves propperly, don't have access to them, particularly in states like Michigan.
But don't pretend like the people who avoid vaccination are entirely wrong. Healthcare until the 1950s wasn't the corporate for profit machine that it is today, so the fear to vaccination by some people, particularly young women from the HPV vaccine, is no joke and it HAS been proven that it will cause some real harm to some.
Even back then the system wasn't perfect either, in the 1960s terrible underbudget medical expeditions seeking to erradicate smallpox through compulsive yet free vaccination, were partially if not entirely the ones to blame for the outbrack of HIV AIDS in Africa through from reusing hypodermic needles.
That is where you're wrong. Our immune system is among the most amazing machineries nature has ever produce. While tis true that it can combat annalogue viruses through vaccination, all viruses are different in the end.
The statistic you just named of 1 in a million deaths comes from the VV Vaccine to prevent Vaccinia annalague Smallpox viruse which has been studied and applied since the XIX centuy. We can also say that 3 in 100000 orally vaccinated patiatients for Polio contract paralytic poliomyelitis but other than that the real numbers are always a guess at best.
Basically any vaccine devellopped past the 1960's has side effects that incorrectly reported due to the profit it generates to the farmaceutical industry.
When a study done over MMR vaccine incorrectly claimed it causes paralysis immediatly a flood of studies were conducted by the medical and scientific comunity in general to refute this. However even after countless cases of young women having terrible sometimes permanent side effects from the HPV vaccine, the connection btween them and the vaccine is still regarded speculative.
HPV vaccine has less than 20 years of useage and its impact on society is yet highly unknown yet its malign effects are underreported, disregarded and hidden for the vast majority of cases. We recquire 20 years of reported cases and another 30 years of study on said cases to be somewhat aware of its side effects but that won't happen until we find a more profitable solution fo the farmaceutical companies.
BurnRoddy,i agree that yeah the human immune system is great but that doesn’t mean it’s fully geared to fight off aids the moment you get born,children from 4-6 have absolutely weak immune systems compared to say a 12-14 year old,and vaccines can be useful in free healthcare countries with high levels of people living in cities(i am not talking about the united states I’m talking about countries where vaccines are not payed for) maybe not suburban areas where there aren’t any densely packed areas,but some diseases have made a comeback like polio in The United states,my final word is:some people that are safe from vaccine’s side effects or chemicals and that live in places with high population density such as schools and cities are being stopped usually by a parent using a discredited,untrue experiment that even the people who did the experiment said to not use as real fact
And the fear of Polio was rampat at that time and would be until the middle 1960s, I still remember the TV marthonands to raise funds for that.
almost 80 years old, this gem should be a wake up call for the modern society when it comes to healthcare...scary...
Chris Day 80?! I'ma gonna bid 70 tops!
Ichijoe2112 67/68 as of now actually.
Liberal propaganda from the 1940's.
Do you have a source for that claim? I happen to live in Canada, and I've not heard a whisper of such a thing.
THat's not even close to ruling socialized health care a violation of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. That ruling states that prohibiting alternatives to provincially funded health care is such a violation, not that the provincially funded health care is itself a violation.
Wow, I can only imagine how many ways a documentary like this would be ripped apart today.
Why would it be?
@@kingtigercrownestate9102 stoopids would accuse it of communism, vax propaganda or whatever
Who else is ironically watching this during the Coronavirus pandemic?
I was going through the comments until I came across the youngest one. You're right, how the whole world can change in short order. Ask the flies to wash their hands, 😂😂.getting that message through our country head to save the lives of us was damn near impossible. But DEATH makes every one take notice. You stay safe my friend, we're in this together. Much love from Jacksonville Fla.
This video shows what's called indoctrination if you notice this was made for the Federal security agency in if you do your research you'll find out exactly what that turned into.
If only things worked just like this.
yes fast forward 70 or 80 years to conspiracy theorists and protesters screaming they want government out of their lives they have the right to choose what medicines their kids get and don't because they make kids dumb or gay .
lol me hello there
Damn, these retro cartoons are so well done and educational.
Chuck Jones was an amazing animator. He used to teach at the college I wanted to go to when I was in high school but died before I could get there. The man's a total legend.
1949 and so much of this still rings relevant today... the 3 cents part, not so much though, heh. I freakin' love Chuck Jones' animation style.
I've been watching Loony Tunes for nearly 50 years and I have never seen this episode. It was different, more serious than comedy. Cool stuff!
I don't think have seen this either. 😊
I love these 40s cartoons. It's a look in their lifestyle/comedy and fashion. And just listen to the music 🤩
lol of course the Health officer didn't mind john smoking in the hospital during his kids birth
noone said a smoke is gonna kill you, it's the fact that he was smoking in a maternity ward. With babies and pregnant women around.
Well smoking was recommended by doctors back then sooo..
Yeah. That, along with the baby birth and death rates (as well as those 3 cents a week), were probably the most blatant moments that revealed the video's age, despite the many parts where it provided timeless advice.
(Also, the obesity thing with the heart disease now usually comes long before the balding; long before adulthood even.)
Back when America was a free country, you could smoke just about anywhere but in church or at a gas pump.
in those times was acceptable
...and then hospitals figured out how much insurance companies were willing to pay.
Exactly! Well said.
@fenrar36 you really didn't fix it. You just added to it. The fact is, the whole health sector did this. No matter the branch.
*and then health care was privatized and deregulated
1949 version: "Which kind of health service does your community have?"
2018 version: "Which kind of frozen landscape will you expose yourself to so your family doesn't break under the medical costs of your old age?"
Like they're going to let old people retire and get health care ,when they can just keep cutting social security and food stamps to make them work at Walmart and McDonald's til they drop.
Wow...this cartoon is even more relevant now than it was when it was made!
Chuck Jones was such an OG artist and direction with his cartoons. Very animated and incredibly funny humour to go along with it. I remembered Cartoon Network made a tribute of him after a show when he passed away.
Ironically enough, Chuck Jones died on the same day that his long time writer, Michael Maltese did, but 21 years apart -- Mr. Maltese died on February 22, 1981, Chuck Jones died on February 22, 2002.
A clean and healthy environment can make our world a better place to live in.Nice episode.
What an amazing documentary! Thank you for posting this! It's art in every way!
This is very accurate to the point now that we are experiencing a health crises that should have been prevented. Diseases, inactivity, obesity, and babies that are dying before they are one years old.
These animations are amazing. And for the era they must've been even more amazing.
Damn 3 cents a week. Back when costs were reined in and most of our expenses were actually affordable and people in their old ages could retire....
thats just inflation you walnut
And the rich paid 80% of their income and still remained rich.
@@rollandbretar1987 Except there were so many tax exemptions the effective rate was much lower.
And GDP per capita in 1949 ($1,833) is less than a third after being adjusted for inflation ($1,833 in 1949 would be worth $17,890.39 today) than GDP per capita is today in the US ($59,531.66)
So yes, while you don't pay 3 cents for anything any more, you are substantially better off than you would have been in 1949
I met a man who said that his grand father BOUGHT a hout for $14!!!
I have seen just about all that the Warner Brothers animation staff have put out over the years. From early black-and-white sound cartoons,; early color cartoons; wartime-related black-and-white cartoons; all of the Private S.N.A.F.U. military cartoons and the classic Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies. But, this is one I have never seen or heard about up until now. A serious cartoon with humorous overtones. Thanks for the download.
Jeffrey J. Sabo do you have the one with baby YOB? The switched alien baby for human baby
@@aghakhanelsharif7661 your playlists are awesome bro.
Jeffrey J. Sabo The composer Carl Stalling worked on alot of these cartoons and brilliantly "quoted" from classical, and other musical sources for the soundtracks in these cartoons.
@@bobbywimsy6741 I am aware of that fact. I do have the CD of Carl Stalling.
Wait... the narrator pronounced diabetes as "diabetus". Have we been mocking Wilford Brimley all these years for nothing?
USA I guess that's how they use to pronounce in the olden days
That's how it's and was spelled and pronounced. I've seen it in dictionary as such.
Yeah.
It’s how my dad pronounced it all his life lol
It is probably closer to how the word is pronounced in the original greek.
This cartoon made me feel better about the world. Then it ended and it was back to reality
I remember those trips to the health department when I was around 5 or so. Nurses would come by the local school from time to time. I'm now 63. Grand dad and great grand dad. Some where a long the way, all of this kinda faded. I'm guessing money is to blame.
socialism became a "bad word"
Richard Mann you’re right, money is to blame, greed. I remember all this too, the immunization shots with that damn gun thing the nurses would use. It all faded away when the private health care system and insurance companies figure out how to make a profit. Look what hospitals did to mid-wives with the help of government. Put them out of business, no other way to say it.
@@ES-tr5no so if the goverment ended the midwifery industry... why are there still midwives? If the health department was ended, why does it still exist? It's almost like you dont have a clue what you are talking about.
NoESanity no you dick, midwifery numbers are not what they were when this film was created and health department budgets have not kept up with inflation. The hospitals, mainly private ones lobbied state governments to do away with midwives/midwifery programs and discourage home births in favor of having a child in the modern setting of the hospitals. The hospital lobbyist, private insurance and managed health care won.
To this day, government will cut a public service in favor of tossing money to business.
NoESanity open your eyes, it’s called lobbyist. Private industry can do it better than public health services, out source it to private industry, the jails, the schools. Lobbyist only look out for their own interest, investors and their money. Every lobbyist is in the pockets of every politician, regardless of the party you subscribe to or your political beliefs. Remember government is the problem. The health departments still exist but if it’s a government service YOU don’t use, then it’s a waist of your tax payer dollars. We use government services everyday, I bet you used one this morning... you and many others around you got up this morning set on the porcelain throne and flushed away whatever you did. Proceeded about your morning routine, bathing, eating your meal, having your coffee, brushing your teeth, and it’s the government that makes sure what you and others send from from your throne doesn’t end up in your coffee by any means.
And this is why I always ask the flies to wipe their feet before coming in.
They should also disenfect their wings and wear masks!
It astounds me that people who themselves were vaccinated want to deny this to their own children.
it´s scary so many people think that´s an absurd and call it "socialism"
America is doomed
Absolutely outrageous! The thought of having a properly staffed and funded free health clinic in your community. I mean, how the heck would health insurance companies in the US continue to make billions of dollars in profits every year if every community had a properly staffed and well funded free clinic?
Who needs medicine when you have the army.
"Free"? Sure, chief, if you pay for it. TANSTAAFL.
@Roger Dodger I don't know
The people.that die because they can't afford those cures maybe?
Except it wasn't free; it was publicly supported by taxes.
@@SMac-bq8sk Your point could also be made about the interstate highway system, FDA and FAA. All are systems put in place to provide services to ALL citizens, and funded by taxes
A brief history: This film came to be during a special White House visit. Chuck Jones and Friz Freleng went to Washington to work on several projects for the government and this was their first assignment. They created the story while making the train ride back and Jones directed. This can be found on Leonard Malton's book "Of Mice and Magic".
Two years later, just wanted to thank you for this neat bit of information.
@@garyfishback8565 Yes, a year even later. I never knew they did some of these PSA films. What a team!
too bad politicians don't understand this.
Bernie Sanders does!
All they care about is harvesting money from the poor
Never seen this in health education or in any documentary. Its actually resourceful. More realistic then most videos schools have shown. So much for health department not informing about smoking cigarettes.
Unfortunately, the public has become incredibly misinformed. With certain political affiliations advocating against education, the public would rather ignore what the health department says. This is why it is incredibly important to research who we vote for. Why would we invest our resource and energy to a person who wants to defund our education? PERSONALLY I blame social media for the wildfire spread of misinformation
70 years and people are still ignoring this. Yeah, some of it's dated but just because it's old doesn't mean it's wrong.
Back then; So much for so little
Now; So little for so much....
Wow, 1950? Universal health care? Immunization? Nutritional advice? We may be moving backward in time....
Homogeneous society (nearly) makes it so there's higher trust. Combine that with a less intrusive government and you could have this again.
@@merlinthegray you sure?
Now we got insta-mommies with anti-vaccine propaganda :))))))
Healthcare was not free you still had to pay for immunizations.
@@GldnClaw yes we need a less intrusive government, let us start with having one that doesn't tell women what they can or can't do with their bodies. Or one that is no longer pushing judeo-christian ideals down everyone's throats.
Oh wait? are those ones ok because they're in line with modern conservative ideals?
I think my favorite part was when it showed him smoking directly outside the maternity ward.
"We have a nutritionist who sees that we get *nourishing* *HOT lunches* ." Can't say we have those types of 'nutritionists' (lunch ladies/men) anymore. Not to mention the lack of nourishment we receive.
Little John... F. Kennedy?
maybe....that was my thought too..
JFK was born into one of the wealthiest families in the country, I'm sure he never took a day of public healthcare in his life, even in the Navy.
Kennedy was in college in the 30s, he was literally born in 1917
The roman numeral year in the opening credits seem to be 1959 so it would be before JFK was elected president (though I'm sure he'd have already been on a pretty high position like a Congressman by then)
Jon Jones named after the director Chuck Jones
This is the saddest, most hopeful, ironically hilarious thing I've found today!
A cartoon public service announcement that should have been taken more seriously.
this hits differently in 2021
My mom saved the bill she got from the insurance company to have me that insurance didn't cover, it was for 27 dollars back in 1960. The total cost of the hospital bill was 353 dollars including the doctors bill.
Great cartoon. They knew how to make them back then.
i never thought ill see these cartoons again
+Jose Meza That's why we post them bringing back the classics :)
1949 cartoon: Vaccinations.
2019 NYC reality: Measles epidemic.
1949 vaccinations for children and infants, public works, the rich paid their fair share. Schools were funded and children learned.
PRESENT: Schools underfunded dangerous, TB, leprosy, Whopping cough Diptheria ETC making comeback in the US, working poor and helpless left to help themselves.
@@rollandbretar1987 Yep. And even worse. America was once an entirely different country. What a shame.
You misspelled Antivaxx epidemic
1947 US population estimate was 143,446,000. 2015 US population estimate was 320,090,859. In 1947, International Travel was extremely Slow and Expensive. In Modern Times it's Cheap and Fast. You Over Simplify too many things. Disease has spread widely all over the world due to Ease of Travel in Modern Times. There has been no Public information given about the people acquiring Measles but a small few from travelers outside the US, and those that contracted were ALL practicing the precious Religious Rights from Many vaccines. Catholics are a massive offender of Anti-Vaccines due to outdated info on the formulas. Freedom of Religion is a Double Edge Sword and should be be granted to anyone when it can effect another persons safety or freedoms in any way shape or form.
Los angles 2019: tyfus, 2021 leopracy
It was made years ahead of it's time ! True today as it was then .
chilling.
4:55 Powerhouse plays in the background. This little tune shows up a lot in the classic Warner Brothers cartoons.
Warner Bros. bought the rights to all of Raymond Scott's music in the late 30s. In some cartoons you can also hear snippet of "The Toy Trumpet", "Twilight In Turkey," "Huckleberry Duck," and "Dinner Music for a Pack of Hungry Cannibals."
This bit came out at a time when soldiers were coming back home and there was a boom of babies.
I love this! It actually makes me want to learn something!
This must be preserved forever!
This cartoon is an excellent argument for universal health care
Actually, U.S spending on public healthcare has gone higher and higher through the decades, with the highest expenditure yet in 2020 amounting to $4.1 Trillion.
The U.S government spends 42% more on healthcare compared to countries like Switzerland.
The reason why so many people are against universal healthcare is because of how the government spends this allotment, you'd be surprised but even the public healthcare sector is incredibly corrupt and finds all sorts of reasons to keep this funding to themselves instead of using it to actually help people.
That is why a lot of people would rather just keep their money than hand it over to fund the salaries of corrupt healthcare bureaus and hospitals who always finds a way to deny coverage to people in need.
There’s an argument older than this: you get what you pay for
Such talented artists and writers! And the great Carl Stalling writing the score! These guys put out at least 10 times the output of Disney Studios, per year, in this era.
I have been looking for this cartoon for YEARS but I couldn’t remember enough about it to find it and I’m so happy I finally did.
It's a shame most systems are corrupted now😒& it's too expensive!😔
5:46 didn't say anything about Johnny smoking.
They did know back then.
@@stephonmanny7555 Please don't say anything like that around the anti-vaccination cult.
Smoking back then was encouraged by your local doctor
I guess back then People didnt had THAT bad attitude towards smoking
it was like the 50s , they thought it was beneficial
*You must be the first father in history to have a boy*
Shooting the flies was a fitting solution.
Looney Toons introduced me to classical music. Thanks Looney!
Google Carl A Stallings, the genuis who musically narrated these little masterpieces.
I really doubt that health clinics cost only 30 cents today, even with inflation. For now they should call it "To much for not enough."
Keep in mind, this is for basic healthcare back in the late 40s, early 50s, at a time when healthcare wasn’t nearly as advanced as today. I’d say if everyone who worked payed around 3-5 dollars a week, it could cover modern health expenses and possibly even more advanced technologies.
@@SpaceCase132 I see that my medicare bill is going up again this year. A LOT.
1ct gum...man I hate inflation.
Inflation is he SCOURGE of Keynesian Economics. WE have had either Inflation, SERIOUS Inflation, or Stagflation since the Middle 1930's. As soon as they went down the road of some "Guru" managing the economy" we were stuck with that. It is such a shame people gave up on capitalism. it served us so well, BB
Heart of Iron RGF 3 ct for Healthcare?
3 ct healthcare... but you're complaining about the 1 ct gum?
lol. it's not like things were cheaper then. that's like saying, "oh, that costs 1,400 yen? that's crazy, i wouldn't pay $1,400 US for it!"
the idea that gum was cheaper then is ridiculous. do you know what purchasing power is? have you ever taken even the most basic economics course?
How did the US go from having so many public services to families going bankrupt if they have to visit the hospital ??
At 10:06
I thought he was gonna say:
"Leave the answer down the comments bellow" 😂
Oussama Khamlichi this is a old cartoon a classsic better than the new videos and cartoons today. It’s all IM TrIggEred now in days. Man I like the olden days.
8thManDVD, we really appreciate you uploading these classic Looney Tunes cartoons. But is there any way we can watch them without having to hear that god awful soundbite blaring at the end of each one?
+URProductions Unfortunately CZcams doesn't allow users to edit published videos or we would have replaced all these. We stopped using that intro a while ago. Yes several newer posts use a different intro (or none) see below:
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+8thManDVD.com™ Cartoon Channel Do you mean "I" instead of "we"?
URProductions Yes. Hi
love looney tones forever
It's amazing how smallpox was an issue then and now it's not anymore
Johnny is now 69 years old in 2018.
ir10031981 Goodness Hi
0:25 2,858,000 million babies were born
They were close
I remember watching this in grade school
Thanks for blasting that sound at the end, I didn't to hear anything for the rest of the day.
I m 90s guy thanks to these cartoons my childhood was so beautiful and fun I used to watch these cartoons in morning before going to school at 7.30 am on sony tv which was hosted by vishal golden era man time is really a bitch. Miss those days
Thanks, I've never seen this one.
Awesome, thanks for watching!
Me too. It has that Tex Avery style I love so much.
and then they privatized it and everyone died
the end
indeed i didn't
some people are more equal than others, monetarily speaking.
The Health Department is not privatized.
indeed i found the brainwashed millennial
you mean everyone died and then they privatized it? And you call other people "dumbass"? schmuck
nightshadow *At least millennials didn't start failed wars and crash the economy.* Right-wing apologist bullshit does not work on us.
Donkey Giroud "dumb millennials"? Are you a baby boomer? If you are one, then *it is the people from YOUR generation who ruined this country with failed right-wing policies.* Own it!
Wow.
I'm as old as this cartoon.
Never saw it 'til now.
Thanx for sharing!
lol the title of this episode reminds me of all the effort I wasted trying to make peace with someone I wanted to be friends with after I found out I had offended them. But I had forgotten something very important that should have sank in sooner. They are the one who gets to decide if all that effort is worth it, not me.
Thank you 8thMan!!
SaintC1D I'm glad you enjoy it, thank you for your support :) It's people like you that make it worth doing.
SaintC1D Goodness
This is great :-) Right into my ANIMATION playlist :-) Back when animation was drawn by hand cell by cell with no help from computers :-) I just subscribed your channel :-) Keep up the great work :-) ROCK ON!!!!!!!
+MrMegaFredZeppelin Yep hand drawn art not cheap CG generated, they don't make these like this anymore.
I really don't care how they are made, I just think the old studios were more creative. These cartoons also benefit from being produced for adults, whereas modern cartoons are expected to appeal to younger viewers above all else. I'm sure the great artists of that era would have used computers if they had had them, as many of the modern computer animation techniques were created by traditional artists and animators.
The backgrounds are pure artistic genius!
My life was so pure when I had it on CN vintage.
Life has improved a lot since then. While infant mortality in the US in 1950 was about 30 per 1000 live births, nowadays that's only about 6 per 1000 live births! Children in the U.S. thus now have 5 time better chance to survive their first year.
Only the first year tho lmao
Remember folks, quantity over quality. It's okay to be depressed, as long as you're alive
@loomy2 that's not completely true. It's only higher than countries that do not count preemies as infant mortalities and instead count them as still births. Which is why those countries (basicly the entire eu) have outrageously high 3rd term still births
Why is death such a concern to you?
1:50 Murica
there's so much more to the music in these cartoons man 🤯
Absolutely man. Like Carl A Stallings the master orchestrator and "quoter" of classical pieces in all these works of art. Google him.
Things have changed since 1949, but the message about health care still is relevant today.
Johny for 2016!
The diabetus pronunciation killed me hard, send help soon.
blake shaw You should ask for your Diabeetus Testing Supplies.
This was one of Wilford Brimley's first forays into showbusiness.
I'm the same age as this little gem, and I recall that pronunciation to be correct at that time. Pronunciation and spelling and meaning of words changes over time.
Type two apple
R.i.p.
I can't help saying this but I actually got a chill looking at the scene where Johnny is crawling along on the path of life and he meets the diseases that he'll have to potentially face and how horrible and demonic they made them look.. especially rheumatic fever.. I had to keep telling myself this cartoon was made 70 years ago....Smallpox is now eradicated completely.
What an emotional rollercoaster.
Awesome work dude! Love these shows. Keep it up
+Meer Shah Thanks for the kind words! Please come back and watch as many videos as you like
Find it interesting from a historical perspective. Being that this is a health care cartoon and them showing John smoking while waiting for his baby to be born. Where we now know pretty much without a doubt that smoking is bad for you now.
Thanks YT recommendations. Happy lockdown 2020.
Ty Mr 8thMan for attempting to bring back one of our sacred American Cultutal Passtime: the Looney Tunes and other Warner Bros signature series!
Cute how they thought they were going to grow up to become straight-laced young adults, when in reality many of them became long-haired, pot-smoking hippies, lol
,,,,,many of this Generation were "straight-laced", Who served, and Died in Vietnam!
Hey now, I resemble that remark. However, that was after I did my Navy Service.
Made in 1949 and much of the advice in the toon still applies today in 2019 soon to be 2020
Because basic facts of biology doesn't change, only how much we, as a species, know of the why stuff happens changes.
Great story and animation.
Man is it just me or is there something fascinating about these old accents
man old times were really better
You must be white.
6400loser hahaha well you have made your point
Not really, this cartoon isn't representative of real life
The life expectancy back then was 65 years old.
@@Dennis-nc3vw if they lived past infancy....infant mortality is way down now.
Lol "you must be the first father in history" I actually lol'd😆
I think it's amazing that back during this era and earlier, diabetes was considered as dangerous a killer as cancer. We've come a long way.
Man, how times have changed.