UPA’s The Emperor’s New Clothes (1953) is smothered in overly busy settings, repetitious dialogue, at times non-existent animation and a no...

Look at Bugs Bunny’s fingers in these scenes from Hare Trimmed (1953) and the little moustache twirl for added personality. If I had to ...

The internet has improved things so much for people who like to share common interests. Just log on and read or chat. En masse. Kids today ...

World War Two kept cartoon studios busy with work for the U.S. government. Perhaps Walter Lantz’s best known cartoon for military release is...

Before Hanna-Barbera came along with Ruff and Reddy in 1957, another studio was putting a half-hour of new animation on the air. Soundac’s...

Flip turns into a familiar personality, then turns back, in The Soup Song , released by MGM on January 31, 1931. This is about the easiest w...

Alright, put your hands up now if you liked Rango . Hmm. Not too many of you. Well, I liked it. It starred Tim Conway doing his patented c...

The head of the DPN Talent agency says “he defined American humor with honesty and blunt force.” Leave to a Canadian to do that. The Canad...