What cartoons have you found online?

cybotron · Postby **cybotron** » 17 years ago

How about the absolute first ever Woody Woodpecker cartoon?
Woody Woodpecker and Andy Panda "Knock Knock" :lol:

And here's another very famous Woody Woodpecker cartoon...
Pantry Panic

And to top it off here is the immortal Bugs Bunny in one of the most infamous Warner Brothers cartoons..
Bugs Bunny Herr meets hare

jeffbert · Postby **jeffbert** » 17 years ago

cybotron wrote:http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=8039477657790445932
Red hot riding hood was and remains, a classic.
Red Hot Riding Hood
review and synopsis from Wikipedia
It is rarely shown and in todays PC climate hilarious. There are plenty of reviews online speaking volumes, I will not remark on it here. Anyone who wishes may watch it for themselves.

Also see "Blitz Wolf"
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4398669825675639662&q=blitz+wolf
Excellent color, nice stream.

I think TOONHEADS did a show on WWII cartoons, & both that & the one with Bugs Vs. Reichsmarschall Goering, who was out for some R & R Elmer Fudd-style :w00t:

were featured. But many, perhaps most cartoons produced during American involvement in WWII had one or more references to WWII, if only about the shortages of consumer goods. :hyo:

Oops, there it is, Bugs Vs. Hermann: :whistling:

cybotron wrote:And to top it off here is the immortal Bugs Bunny in one of the most infamous Warner Brothers cartoons..
Bugs Bunny Herr meets hare

For the younger ones, Reichsmarschall Goering's statement, "he'll have you back here before you can say 'Schicklegruber.'" refers to Hitler's mother's family name. As I recall, his mother's maiden name was 'Schicklegruber,' and he was called that for some time. :whistling:

cybotron · Postby **cybotron** » 17 years ago

Then you will Love or alway's have loved this Daffy Duck classic.
Daffy The Commando :w00t:

jeffbert · Postby **jeffbert** » 17 years ago

cybotron wrote:Then you will Love or alway's have loved this Daffy Duck classic.
Daffy The Commando

jeffbert · Postby **jeffbert** » 17 years ago

cybotron wrote:http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=8039477657790445932
Red hot riding hood was and remains, a classic.
Red Hot Riding Hood
review and synopsis from Wikipedia
It is rarely shown and in todays PC climate hilarious. There are plenty of reviews online speaking volumes, I will not remark on it here. Anyone who wishes may watch it for themselves.

Also see "Blitz Wolf"
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4398669825675639662&q=blitz+wolf
Excellent color, nice stream.

I remember a Droopy cartoon with a wolf & a dancehall girl. The wolf behaved much the same as in these cartoons.

cybotron · Postby **cybotron** » 17 years ago

jeffbert wrote:I remember a Droopy cartoon with a wolf & a dancehall girl. The wolf behaved much the same as in these cartoons.

You mean this one... :lol:

Wild & wolfy

"...Wild and Wolfy
Still an avalanche of burlesques lucky finds and gags, which makes this cartoon completely irresistible...." :w00t:

LOL

jeffbert · Postby **jeffbert** » 17 years ago

cybotron wrote:You mean this one...
Wild & wolfy

"...Wild and Wolfy
Still an avalanche of burlesques lucky finds and gags, which makes this cartoon completely irresistible...." LOL

Ok, that met all the criteria, but the one I was thinking about was an Alaska gold rush -I think (anyway, there was snow). Yet, Wild & Wolfie was very funny. :lol:

Ok, it was The Shooting Of Dan McGoo.