Cartoons shown on "Pee-Wee's Playhouse"?
On Pee-Wee's Playhouse, the King of Cartoons would often show old cartoons (chopped down to 1-2 minutes). Obviously they didnt air with titles, but for anyone who knows, does anyone know which ones...
View ArticleCartoons and Copyright
From what I understand, the reason why companies who own the rights to a lot of these vintage cartoons (i.e. Sony owning Columbia cartoons) don't release their cartoons on any format is because they...
View ArticleMGM Cartoons version differences discussion
People asked me to do one, so here it is. This is a thread about all the MGM cartoons version differences, recreated title cards, censored gags, etc. Unlike Looney Tunes, MGM shorts got a lot of...
View ArticleWhat are your favorite tom and jerry episodes from the Chuck Jones era?
There was a poll before for favorite tom and jerry episodes but almost everyone answered with episodes from the HB era. This question is about the favorite from the Chuck Jones era. Mine are: The cat...
View ArticleRare Warner Bros. Animation pitches from the Seven Arts era!
Currently there's a batch of very rare (and very EXPENSIVE) animation cels made by Warner Bros. Animation during the infamous Warner Bros.- Seven Arts era of 1967-69 (in a way, it now feels like a...
View Article(Video) The history of UPA and Paramount
The newest video from Nick Knacks (a video series discussing every show which ever aired on Nickelodeon) has a video on the "Cartoon Kablooey" anthology show which showed UPA and Paramount cartoons,...
View ArticleWho was the best WB cartoons director?
Was it Friz Freleng, Chuck Jones, Robert McKimson, Robert Clampett, Tex Avery, Ben Hardaway/Cal Dalton, Cal Howard/Cal Dalton, Norm McCabe, Frank Tashlin, Jack King, Earl Duvall, or Arthur Davis. My...
View ArticleHow did I get into "Classic Cartoons'?
Very simple....In the 50s when I was young, there were theaters in Chicago owned by the Warner Bros. (not many, but some)...On holidays...(certain holiday's when kids were out of school) those theaters...
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Happy 80th, Tweety!
"I tawt I taw a puddy tat!" He made his debut in A Tale of Two Kitties on this day in 1942 and has been one of the most popular Looney Tunes ever since.
View ArticleOld 1930s cartoon with a monkey as a punchdrunk boxer?
I'm trying to remember this old, most likely a Looney Tunes cartoon from the 1930s. This monkey character would be doing every day thing (I think he was working for a moving company, but whenever he...
View ArticleClassic Cartoons on TV (in the world)
I wanted to make this thread because I have some kind of trouble keeping up with all these channels airing theatrical cartoons around the world, and I’d like to know if there are more. These are the...
View ArticleLooney Tunes: Collector's Choice Vol. 2 Announced
I know this was announced last week but I just found out about this: We're getting a second Collector's Choice Blu-ray set! Comes out 11/28. Wonder what titles will be on this one.
View ArticleMutt, Jeff, Betty Boop & the Weirdest Compilation Films Ever!
In retrospect, and kind of even at the time, the Warner Bros Paste-Up Films and Specials (Quackbusters, Bugs Bunny's Mad World of Television et all) that many of us growing up in the late 20th Century...
View Article"I Wanna Be a Sailor" Timing Sheets?
Does anyone familiar with "I Wanna Be a Sailor" (a Merrie Melodie, released on September 25, 1937) know about if any timing sheets exist, so that we know for sure who worked on this with Paul Smith,...
View ArticleTerrytoons sound effects
My first post on this forum. I haven't talked about classic cartoons in years in part because GAC forums went down. I'm here to talk about a subject nearly no one talks about, its about the sound...
View Articlegolden age cartoon forums
what ever happened to that website? It used to be up for archive earlier this year and now it's not working having an error message!
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Looney Tunes Altered Versions Discussion v2 (or, the Looney Tunes Dumping...
NO HARASSMENT/CYBERBULLYING EDITION. Discuss differences between versions of various Looney Tunes cartoons here. You can also dump your HQ Looney Tunes cartoons here, if you're generous. How to ignore...
View ArticleCopyright statuses of theatrical shorts.
I think it would be nice to know which theatrical shorts are still copyrighted or in the public domain. It can get kind of confusing when Popeye and Looney Tunes fall into both categories, so I feel a...
View ArticleWhy I feel a 24/7 all animation Broadcast DigiNet aimed at Hayes Code...
I have several reasons to believe one could really work and I want to mention why. A Sub DigiNet is both niche enough not to require huge ratins right off the bat. A Sub DigiNet is basically for free,...
View ArticleLooney Tunes Collector's Choice Vol. 3 Blu-ray Announced
Copy-&-pasted from Warner Archive on Facebook: COMING TO BLU-RAY FROM THE WARNER ARCHIVE COLLECTION ON MARCH 12th: LOONEY TUNES COLLECTOR'S CHOICE VOL. 3! They say the third time's the charm, to...
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