Woody Woodpecker and Friends: Vol 2- (D3 Of The 3-Disc Set)

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    <pre>I Know The Dynamite Gag Gets Old Quick But Its A Nice Collection None The Less Also I Know There ARE Woody Woodpecker Fans Out There, So Download An SEED This For Me, After I Finish Uploading This ISO File, I'm DELETING This From My HD, After That YOU Are Responsible For Seeding This, If You Seed This For Me, That Would Be Awesome The second installment in "The Walter Lantz Archive" includes 45 Woody Woodpecker cartoons from 1952 to 1958, and an assortment of films made between the early '30s and the mid-'60s. During the '50s, when the Warner Bros. directors were crafting some of the funniest cartoons ever made and MGM's "Tom and Jerry" series was winning Oscars, the Lantz shorts ranked as second-rate at best. Although some talented artists worked on them, the Woody films from this era feel stale and formulaic: the gags lack punch and the character never develops as a personality. Five Oswald the Lucky Rabbit films qualify as genuine rarities. Walt Disney and Ub Iwerks created the character; Universal's Carl Laemmle took Oswald from Disney and ultimately gave him to Lantz. "Carnival Capers" (1932), "Five and Dime" (1933), and "Wax Works" (1934) reveal just how strongly the early Oswald resembled Mickey, down to the two-button shorts and chunky shoes. But the animation remains crude, rubbery and weightless. The most interesting of these cartoons is "Puppet Show" (1936), which juxtaposes live action footage of marionettes with drawn animation of the same characters. At this point, Oswald, who pulls the puppets' strings, had been re-designed to look like a white Easter Bunny. "A Haunting We Will Go" (1939), starring Lil Eight Ball, a forgotten stereotypical African American boy, exemplifies the dubious ethnic humor that was popular at the time in America. The extras include a dozen of Lantz's short explanations of the animation process from "The Woody Woodpecker Show." (Unrated, suitable for ages 10 and older: cartoon violence, alcohol and tobacco use, ethnic and racial stereotypes) Product Details: * Actors: Mel Blanc * Directors: Walter Lantz * Format: Animated, Box set, Color, Dolby, DVD-Video, Full Screen, Subtitled, NTSC * Language: English * Subtitles: English, Spanish, French * Region: NO Region Setting * Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1 * Number of discs: 3 * Rating: Not Rated * Studio: Universal Studios * DVD Release Date: April 15, 2008 * Run Time: 507 minutes (total for ALL 3 Discs) .ISO Format Burn Ready English Disc #3: 1. "Red Riding Hoodlum" (Woody Woodpecker, Splinter, Knothead, Wolfie the Wolf; 1957) 2. "Box Car Bandit" (Woody Woodpecker, Dapper Denver Dooley; 1957) 3. "The Unbearable Salesman" (Woody Woodpecker; 1957) 4. "International Woodpecker" (Woody Woodpecker, Winnie Woodpecker, Splinter, Knothead; 1957) 5. "To Catch a Woodpecker" (Woody Woodpecker; 1957) 6. "Round Trip to Mars" (Woody Woodpecker; 1957) 7. "Dopey Dick the Pink Whale" (Woody Woodpecker, Dapper Denver Dooley; 1957) 8. "Fodder and Son" (Woody Woodpecker, Windy, Breezy; 1957) 9. "Misguided Missile" (Woody Woodpecker, Dapper Denver Dooley; 1958) 10. "Watch the Birdie" (Woody Woodpecker; 1958) 11. "Half Empty Saddles" (Woody Woodpecker, Dapper Denver Dooley; 1958) 12. "His Better Elf" (Woody Woodpecker; 1958) 13. "Everglade Raid" (Woody Woodpecker, Ali/Gabby Gator; 1958) 14. "Tree's a Crowd" (Woody Woodpecker; 1958) 15. "Jittery Jester" (Woody Woodpecker, Dapper Denver Dooley; 1958) 16. "Hold That Rock" (Chilly Willy, Smedley; 1956) 17. "Operation Cold Feet" (Chilly Willy, Smedley; 1957) 18. "Clash and Carry" (Chilly Willy, Wally Walrus; 1961) 19. "Deep Freeze Squeeze" (Chilly Willy, Smedley; 1964) 20. "Half-Baked Alaska" (Chilly Willy, Smedley; 1965) 21. "Maw and Paw" (Maw and Paw; 1953) 22. "A Horse's Tale" (Sugarfoot; 1954) 23. "Dig That Dog" (Cuddles; 1954) 24. "The Ostrich Egg and I" (Sam and Maggie; 1956) 25. "Salmon Yeggs" (Windy, Breezy; 1958) Bonus Features: � "The Woody Woodpecker Show" Episode #47 </pre>
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