Here’s an example from when Pete opens fire in a saloon.
Next scene.
Wait a minute!
Mickey and beer?! Yeah, that wouldn't fly today. Think of the children.
Friday, 22 November 2024
Darkness Visible
Director Wilfred Jackson goes for dark-light visuals in a shoot-em-up scene in the Mickey Mouse cartoon The Klondike Kid (1932).
Here’s an example from when Pete opens fire in a saloon.
Next scene.
Wait a minute!
Mickey and beer?! Yeah, that wouldn't fly today. Think of the children.
Here’s an example from when Pete opens fire in a saloon.
Next scene.
Wait a minute!
Mickey and beer?! Yeah, that wouldn't fly today. Think of the children.
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Wow, some of the shadowing in the panels rivals the shadows in film noir. Has that look. Nope, don't think we would see Mickey with the brewsky today. I love it.
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