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"d: 3 days ago Category: Animation To Duck or Not to Duck is a Warner Bros. cartoon released in theatres in 1943, directed by Chuck Jones and featuring Daffy Duck and Elmer Fudd. The film initially is set by a lake but concludes at a boxing match. Mel Blanc provides the voice of Daffy, while Arthur Q. Bryan, who is not credited in the title card, provides the voice of Elmer. The cartoon has fallen into the public domain, as United Artists (successor-in-interest to Associated Artists Productions) failed to renew the copyright in time. It is found on many VHS tapes of public domain cartoons, with very badly faded colors (in fact, the a.a.p. logo was left intact!). It has been fully restored on the Looney Tunes Golden Collection: Volume 6. It is the earliest-released color Looney Tune to have these each of these two distinctions: to fall into the public domain, and to have its original opening and closing titles survive (the two color Looney Tunes that preceded it, The Hep Cat and My Favorite Duck, remain under copyright, and were given Blue Ribbon reissues; both have been restored on DVD, but each still feature the Blue Ribbon titles)."

New York, USA. - GameYan Animation Studio is working on his Wave. But he's not at a baseball park; instead he's in a massive geodesic arena in the basement of a building.

New York, USA. - GameYan Animation Studio is working on his Wave. But he's not at a baseball park; instead he's in a massive geodesic arena in the basement of a building.

ScriptDoctoratlarge offers effective screenplay and script coverage with meaningful observations as to what works and what does not, and how to make script better.

The movie screenplays should show more on how they feel and tell less, and that's how scripts are made into successful ones. Try not to include emotions even if the paragraphs have action in them.

To smoke detrimentally! This they know everything. But not all know that IT IS SO DETRIMENTAL! But if already you began this matter, then it is better not to throw...

All This and Rabbit Stew is a one-reel animated cartoon short subject in the Merrie Melodies series, produced in Technicolor and released to theatres on September 20, 1941 by Warner Bros. Pictures and The Vitaphone Corporation. It was produced by Leon Schlesinger and directed by an uncredited Tex Avery, with musical supervision by Carl W. Stalling and voices by Mel Blanc. The cartoon was the final Avery-directed Bugs Bunny short to be released. Although it was produced before The Heckling Hare (after the production of which Avery was suspended from the Schlesinger studio and defected to Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer), it was released afterwards. The title is a parody of that of All This and Heaven Too. Because the cartoon was released after Avery left Schlesinger, Avery's name does not appear in the credits. All This and Rabbit Stew is now in the public domain, after the copyright expired in 1969. The cartoon has been considered controversial due to racial stereotyping, which prompted United Artists to withhold this cartoon from syndication in 1968, making it one of the infamous Censored Eleven.

"Donkey Sing A Song". In this Cartoon there is a donkey who was told to not sing. What happens next is for you to know. Bangla cartoon stories is very famous in children's which give very good moral.

"দুই অলস" Cartoon for kids. In this story you'll see Two Lazy's. How they realize that being lazy is not good is for you to watch. Bangla cartoon stories is very famous in children's which give very good moral.

Watch Short and motivational Panchatantra Story named "Three Fishes". In this Cartoon you'll see 3 Fishes. See how one out of those fishes died just to depend upon it's destiny and did not tried to save it's life. Hindi kahaniya cartoon is very famous in children's which give very good moral, these animated panchatantra storie

"The Hungry Rat" "തീറ്റഭ്രാന്തൽ എലി" In this Cartoon Story you will watch a Rat "Kuku" who eats a lot even after he said not do so but, one day how he realize that "Nothing is better than the extent" is for you to watch.

"Do Aalsi" "രണ്ട് മടിയൻമാർ". In this story, there are two boys named, Ramesh and Suresh who are lazy enough to do anything. See how they realize that being lazy is not good. Malayalam kahaniya cartoon is very famous in children's which give very good moral.

"Tiger And The Brahmana" "বাঘ আর ব্ৰাস্ত্রন" Cartoons for Kids. This story which contains Tiger and greedy brahmana with apprehend an important life lesson that we should not be greedy in life.

"The Donkey Singing A Song" "കഴുത പാട്ട് പാടി". In this story you will learn that we should always listen to others. If we will not listen to others will leads to bad result. Malayalam kahaniya cartoon is very famous in children's which give very good moral.

One of the first gems of the cable TV age, Faerie Tale Theatre brings 26 classic tales to life. Produced over a five-year span (1982-87) for Showtime, FTT brought together creative dramatics and whimsical writing with some of the top talents of the day. Executive producer/host Shelley Duvall (who was coming off her breakout role in The Shining) shepherds this mix of theatrical simplicity and grand storytelling for these oft-told tales ("Goldilocks and the Three Bears," "Little Red Riding Hood," "Hansel and Gretel," "Sleeping Beauty," and the like) for kids and their parents. Since they are not elaborately produced, FTT may be a hard sell for some smaller members of the family at first, but most should be hooked, even older kids who may pooh-pooh fairy tales. There's always a slight twist that makes these productions fresh. The cast is amazing, especially when you think how lightly cable television was thought of in the '80s : Jeff Bridges, Bud Cort, Liza Minnelli, James Coburn, Susan Sarandon, Christopher Reeve, Klaus Kinski, Billy Crystal, Matthew Broderick, Gregory Hines, Eric Idle, Robin Williams, and Mick Jagger are some of the talented-and varied-actors appearing. Crystal's take on the smart "Little Pig" (with Jeff Goldblum as the wolf) and Williams's "Frog Prince" are two comic gems. Malcolm McDowell, right in the middle of his career high-point of playing baddies, brings flair to the Big Bad Wolf, while his then-real-life wife Mary Steenburgen beautifully counterpoints as Red Riding Hood. The casting of Vincent Price and Vanessa Redgrave in "Snow White" is inspired. Also impressive are the directors Duvall pooled : Tim Burton ("Aladdin and His Wonderful Lamp"), Francis Ford Coppola ("Rip Van Winkle") Peter Medak (three episodes), Nicholas Meyer ("Pied Piper"), and Roger Vadim ("Beauty and the Beast"). You can go on for days about these wonderful tales, most totaling around the 45-minute mark, but it's

A delightful short about safety at the workplace! To all hard gore viewers, the reason why blood was not use in this flash was that it was a competition entry (I forget to mention) and I wanna keep gore to the minimun, and the rules was to be less than

Just so you know, I'm not a big fan of this one... however when 'CrazyJeff' posted it, it got alot of buzz, so I thought i'd just keep it on the site. Be sure to check out Fresh Aqua if u get the chance, tho...

I know you think that I should not still love you

This madcap little number might not hit the top of the hit parade, but will have all you prison bitches out there, banging your tin cups against the prison bars, in musical harmony.

I decided to just make an animation as fast as I could possible go. After several days of nonstop animating I came up with this piece. It's several shorts pieced together and they go by fast, so blinking is not reccomended. The music is by the Descendents

You may have seen my other movie 'The Making of Gladiator', well this one was written and voiced by the same guys (although it's not as rude!) It's a wry look at rural culture in the Southwest of England - that's like our equivalent of Arkansas, so you kn