150 Cartoon Classics
by Dave Fleischer
from Mill Creek Entertainment
- Mill Creek Entertainment introduces the ultimate cartoon collection for one incredibly low price.
WOW! 150 Cartoon Classics DVD Set. PRICED LOW! Hours of classic animation! Here's the ultimate collection of 150 Classic Cartoons. A laugh a minute featuring all-time favorite characters and fun-filled antics from the Golden Age of animation. Starring Woody Woodpecker, Popeye, The Three Stooges, Casper, Betty Boop and more on 4 Discs. Set weighs 6 ozs. Nab your kid-friendly Set now! 150 Cartoon Classics DVD Set
Popeye the Sailor
by Seymour Kneitel
from Direct Source Label
The Krazy Kat Kartoon Kollection
by Seymour Kneitel
from KOCH VISION
She's mad for a mouse…she's looney in love…she's kooky as a coot…she's Krazy Kat! Based on George Herriman's original offbeat comic strip that began in 1913, this bit of inspired lunacy came to life in 1962 when King Features Syndicate aired the first full-color Krazy Kat cartoon. Now 41 years later, Koch Vision is pleased to present over 3 hours of the original classic animated cartoons compiled together for the first time on DVD! Digitally re-mastered with enhanced audio and visual quality, this kooky kollection of madcap mayhem is a must have! Join Krazy Kat, Ignatz the Mouse, Offissa Pupp and all the other kooky characters of Kokonino Kounty for love, lunacy and a few bricks.
Popeye's Greatest Tall Tales & Heroic Adventures
by Dave Fleischer
from Good Times Video
Popeye: Fists of Fury
by Seymour Kneitel
from Good Times Video
Ultimate 150 Cartoon Festival
by Dave Fleischer
from Mill Creek Entertainment
The best of the best! The "Best of" your favorite television shows, Cartoon Classics and a WWII documentary! Enjoy them all with these DVD Sets. Watch them all the way through, or pick and choose your favorite episodes. Tune into the details below. Enjoy these greats anytime you like when you order your DVD's today! A hilarious collection of 150 classic cartoons, including: Casper the Friendly Ghost, Betty Boop, Popeye, Tom & Jerry, Little Lulu, Felix the Cat, And much more! AVAILABLE SEPARATELY: Essential Ernest; Ultimate Alfred Hitchcock Collection - word search in our store for 'DVDs'. 150 Cartoon Festival
Gulliver's Travels
by Orestes Calpini
from Winstar
This 1939 animated film is based on Jonathan Swift's classic novel about a sailor stranded on an island populated by people the size of his thumb. When Gabby, the town crier, discovers Gulliver on the beach, he runs to tell the king. But the king is preoccupied with the impending wedding of his daughter, Princess Gloria, to Prince David from the neighboring kingdom. When the kingdoms can't agree on which song to play at the wedding, Gulliver is caught in the middle of a war. His common sense helps the two sides resolve their dispute, but not before a lot of adventure and romance.
A milestone in the art of animation, this was the second animated motion picture of its magnitude ever produced, after Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. It has been digitally mastered and visually enhanced, making it first-rate family entertainment even today. --Elisabeth Keating
Classic Cartoon Favorites
by Dave Fleischer
from St. Clair Vision
Cartoon Crazy's Spooky Toons
by Dave Fleischer
from Winstar
Spooky Toons culls 13 vintage cartoons, each centering on some poor bug-eyed creature contracting a usually misguided case of the creeps. To say it's fraught with the sort of frightful scenes that remind one of bats and broomsticks, though, would be misleading. Mostly, these nuggets (most less than 10 minuts long) jog nostalgia. Casper, star of two segments, was never fond of scaring folks to begin with, and Betty Boop, the other double-billed character, is too cutesie-poo to pull off a portrayal of genuine fear. Still, Spooky Toons ought to sit well with fans of the form and those more concerned with old-fashioned fun than Halloween-focused fare, as it trots out some early, largely forgotten gems. For instance, there's Balloon Land, about a town full of walking, talking balloons forever on the run from the roguish, rhyming Pin Cushion ("I always have a pin at hand / That's the reason I am panned"), and Ouija Board, a partly animated featurette following the adventures of a cartoon clown who leaps off a storyboard and wreaks havoc in his studio's art department. Another standout--Huffless, Puffless--seems misplaced in this collection, but it's still a joy to watch. It has a crew of hipster dragons haranguing a nonsmoking member of the tribe: "John, stop puttin' it on. Ain't no joke--you've gotta smoke!" In the end, of course, the puffless dragon overpowers his air-polluting peers, much the same way this compilation's winning lineup overpowers its watered-down theme. --Tammy La Gorce
Gulliver's Travels
by Orestes Calpini
from Alpha Video
This 1939 animated film is based on Jonathan Swift's classic novel about a sailor stranded on an island populated by people the size of his thumb. When Gabby, the town crier, discovers Gulliver on the beach, he runs to tell the king. But the king is preoccupied with the impending wedding of his daughter, Princess Gloria, to Prince David from the neighboring kingdom. When the kingdoms can't agree on which song to play at the wedding, Gulliver is caught in the middle of a war. His common sense helps the two sides resolve their dispute, but not before a lot of adventure and romance.
A milestone in the art of animation, this was the second animated motion picture of its magnitude ever produced, after Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. It has been digitally mastered and visually enhanced, making it first-rate family entertainment even today. --Elisabeth Keating
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