Saturday, August 30, 2008
Thursday, August 28, 2008
Family Guy Wallpapers
Family Guy Peter Griffin use ipod
Stewie Griffin Family Guy Wallpaper
Chris Griffin wallpaper
Family Guy. Brian, Lois, Peter, Stewie, Chris and Meg
Wednesday, August 27, 2008
SpongeBob Squarepants Wallpapers
SpongeBob Squarepants Wallpaper
SpongeBob Squarepants and Sandy wallpaper
SpongeBob Squarepants photo
SpongeBob Squarepants photoSpongeBob Squarepants Pictures, Wallpapers, Images
Princess Mononoke Wallpapers
Princess Mononoke Wallpaper
Princess Mononok wolf girl
Princess Mononok wolf
Princess Mononoke Wallpapers, Posters
Saturday, August 2, 2008
The Impossible Barney Bear series
I have mixed feelings about the Dick Lundy Barney Bear cartoons. The shorts are always hybrids, sort of a trait d'union between the Tom and Jerry shorts and the Avery's entries. So, as a whole, the series failed to have its own characteristics.
Barney himself was basically too much passive and didn't achieve to reach even that little of personality Andy Panda or Porky Pig had in their solos shorts, resulting friendly characters on whom solid entries can be tailored. Even if he often acts and reacts in the cartoons, all his actions results in fact out of character.
Despite all this, however, the shorts are enjoable, with some entries being very good.
"Wee Willie Wildcat", for example, came so far to steal two major gags from "Senor Droopy" and "Wags to Riches" (giving Barney, in this last case, a hat, only for the execution of the gag: no comment!) but this does not prevent it from being one of the best in the series, up there with "The Impossible Possum" and "Half Pint Palomino".
I'm gonna show you "The Impossible Possum" today. The highlight is a great sequence in which Barney, using a female possum hand puppet, tries to seduce the title character. The way Barney reacts, at the end, and his closing line to the audience, explain at better his typical passive behaviour.
See Youse,
Andrea
Barney himself was basically too much passive and didn't achieve to reach even that little of personality Andy Panda or Porky Pig had in their solos shorts, resulting friendly characters on whom solid entries can be tailored. Even if he often acts and reacts in the cartoons, all his actions results in fact out of character.
Despite all this, however, the shorts are enjoable, with some entries being very good.
"Wee Willie Wildcat", for example, came so far to steal two major gags from "Senor Droopy" and "Wags to Riches" (giving Barney, in this last case, a hat, only for the execution of the gag: no comment!) but this does not prevent it from being one of the best in the series, up there with "The Impossible Possum" and "Half Pint Palomino".
I'm gonna show you "The Impossible Possum" today. The highlight is a great sequence in which Barney, using a female possum hand puppet, tries to seduce the title character. The way Barney reacts, at the end, and his closing line to the audience, explain at better his typical passive behaviour.
See Youse,
Andrea
Be vewy, vewy quiet, I'm hunting....bears!
Prepare to witness to an historical meeting between Elmer Fudd and Henry Bear (and family)!
See Youse,
Andrea
See Youse,
Andrea
Friday, August 1, 2008
The Michael Maltese Falcon
Maltese strikes again!
Come on, which classic short this story reminds you?
Don't you wonna win 600 gallons of genuine Niagara Falls?
See Youse,
Andrea
Come on, which classic short this story reminds you?
Don't you wonna win 600 gallons of genuine Niagara Falls?
See Youse,
Andrea
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