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TTTP In Exile / Re: Kiddie Cartoon Matinee- proving historians wrong?
« on: January 04, 2015, 04:59:15 pm »For Paul Terry, he wanted for sure to grab the kids attention first...that way the parents would notice they're paying attention and they might be able to enjoy as well.
The cartoons still ran in theater, and whether or not it was for a kiddie matinee they were still part of the movie going experience of ANY movie (horror, drama, comedy). You'd get a trailer, a cartoon (or two), a short, and maybe a newsreel. That was the MAIN point of cartoons at the time in general.
No, I'm talking when they had kiddie cartoon festivals.
Y'know where they'd show nothing but cartoons and maybe stuff like Three Stooges.......
I tried to find the vintage ad I saw on YouTube, but I forgot the name of it.
Liar, it's not 2015! We counted down too early!
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So, you bought "The Interview" to stream on YouTube, huh?
Just be glad we weren't attacked! By the way, that film was horrible, how could they sink down this low of a plot? They are worse then Seth MacFarlane! Don't they know comedy? If you want to pick on a country, do it in a way that's less about shock and more about laughs!
". It's a Mickey cartoon series where Mickey fights his new friend Dummie, so Dummie can have supernatural powers to reanimate Walt. They're going to work at Disney Television Animation and someday pitch it.
And so, Daffy and the toons had a merry Christmas......
Awooo!
