The cartoon was released a little over two weeks after the first Silly Symphony, “The Skeleton Dance.” Part of the cartoon’s action is scored to Bizet’s “Carmen.”
Thursday, 7 August 2014
Inside Out
Disney realism? Yeah, it’s impressive at times. But give me Disney un-realism for some good fun. Like the climax gag in “El Terrible Toreador” (1929) where our hero ends a bullfight by turning the bull inside-out. And you thought only the Fleischers did that kind of thing.
The cartoon was released a little over two weeks after the first Silly Symphony, “The Skeleton Dance.” Part of the cartoon’s action is scored to Bizet’s “Carmen.”
The cartoon was released a little over two weeks after the first Silly Symphony, “The Skeleton Dance.” Part of the cartoon’s action is scored to Bizet’s “Carmen.”
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All the gags in that one were really off-center! It's the first time I've seen it,and it was great!
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