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ducktracy · 7 months
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much needed reupload of one of my favorite instances of musical timing in ANY CARTOON. this is one of those scenes where i've been mulling over how to properly express the sheer catharsis and wonderment this clip gives me, pontificate and try to sound smart by gushing about the animation technique or the behavioral implications within the scene but i truly think it's an instance where brevity works best: I LOVE IT
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rextoons · 5 months
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Porky and Daffy from "Yankee Doodle Daffy." and don't forget the kid :3
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Sleepy LaGoo in Friz Freleng's Yankee Doodle Daffy (1943).
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theknucklehead · 7 months
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The episode "SpongeBob Meets the Strangler" features two jokes that are very similar to two of the same jokes from the Looney Tunes short "Yankee Doodle Daffy".
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Where to find the shorts:
Bad Travelling is available on Netflix as Season 3, Episode 2 of Love Death + Robots
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Cartoon Network Friday Spotlight- “Yankee Doodle Daffy”
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Happy belated, Daffy!
This is one of my favorite Looney Tunes shorts, but it seldom shows up on various greatest lists. It may be a little too hyper for some, but that’s not a turn-off for me, although I’ll confess that my love for the short may come to how often I saw it as a kid. I think this was a regular feature in public domain tapes back in the day.
Anyway, in this one, Porky’s a producer who’s trying to catch a flight, but is stopped by Daffy, who insists that he stays to watch his son (or nephew? Their relation is never explained), but Porky has no time for such poppycock. So instead, Daffy pulls off all the stops and gives him the real razzle dazzle.
This is classic wacky Daffy at his wackiest, and I am all for it. He gives off multiple performances, including a Carmen Miranda routine, without breaking a sweat. Porky’s frustration allows him to play the straight man with a palatable edge.
As for that child performer of Daffy’s? You’ll just have to see this for yourself.
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Yankee Doodle Daffy premiered Jul 3, 1943 (the same day as Wackiki Wabbit), and was directed by Friz Freleng. During Daffy's Carmen Mirando impression, one frame has him giving the audience the middle finger while grinning devilishly.
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ducktoonsfanart · 4 months
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The Three Caballeros and Daffy Duck as Carmen Miranda - Crossover - Looney Tunes and Disney - Duckverse - My version - Carnival in Brazil
After a long time I finally returned to my favorite activities and drew a crossover drawing of Daffy and Donald Duck, my favorite ducks, together with Jose Carioca and Panchito Pistoles. And they are all dressed in dresses together, through crossdressing and that's like Carmen Miranda. Carmen do Carmo Miranda da Cuna, better known by her pen name Carmen Miranda, was a Portuguese-Brazilian samba singer and dancer, Broadway actress and film star who was popular from the 1930s through the 1950s. She was born in Portugal, but her parents immigrated to Brazil shortly after. Born in 1909, died in 1955, she was one of the greatest dancing and singing icons of Latin American music of the 20th century. And she inspired a lot in popular culture. Daffy Duck was Carmen Miranda in the classic short "Yankee Doodle Daffy" from 1943, produced by Friz Frieleng, while Jose Carioca was Carmen Miranda in "The Three Caballeros" from 1944, produced by Walt Disney. For Donald and Panchito, I added in my own way. Yes, Brazilian women sometimes wear fruit on their heads, as a decoration, although this can also be found in Africa, the Pacific and Southeast Asia.
Yes, it's funny to see male characters in dresses, so I drew those characters in my own way, just to make a joke, otherwise this is just a joke. Also, the background is in the colors of the rainbow, I only missed the last two colors, sorry, although it can also be linked to gay colors. Certainly the golden era of cartoons was full of humor and crossdressing so here I am drawing my favorite characters as Carmen Miranda, one of my favorite singers of all time and thank her for everything. And it's not bad that Daffy Duck from Looney Tunes is with the Disney trio, the Three Caballeros. José Carioca, Panchito Pistoles, Donald Duck and Daffy Duck in one place. Let me describe a little what the carnival in Brazil is like, which is held in February every year, plus a little refreshment related to the summer months. Plus this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KHJLm6WNEv4
I hope you like this drawing and feel free to like and reblog this, just don't copy these same ideas of mine without mentioning me. Thank you! Also Happy 90th Birthday Donald Duck and 80th Anniversary of The Three Caballeros!
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tuxsdrawings · 8 months
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First drawing of 2024 is on the last day of January. I'd say that's par for the course for me, but I think I usually tend to just end up not even drawing in January, actually. Whatever the case, I randomly felt like drawing Bugs Bunny, so here we are. Heh, everyone else is drawing Mickey Mouse and I'm drawing Bugs Bunny. Funny thing, though. Steamboat Willie may have recently entered the public domain, but there's TONS of Looney Tunes cartoon shorts that are nowhere near as old that have been in the PD for decades! And the characters all have designs that are quite close to their modern designs, too! Just a few examples of Looney Tunes shorts that are in the public domain include "Falling Hare", "Yankee Doodle Daffy", "A Tale of Two Kitties", and even the quite meme'd on "The Dover Boys at Pimento University". So... ya. Just a little interesting tidbit.
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termiteterraceclub · 4 months
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Termite Terrace Club - June 5th
1937 - Uncle Tom’s Bungalow - Dir. Tex Avery
1943 - Yankee Doodle Daffy - Dir. Friz Freleng
1954 - Little Boy Boo - Dir. Robert McKimson
TV
2023 - Bugs Bunny Builders Season 1: “Sea School” / “Underwater Star”
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“He has the unfortunate crime of being boring”
DONT LET THE TLTS PROPAGANDA GET TO YOU!!
Porky has been in some of the most intense yuri that the original series had to offer. Lest we forget Duck Soup to Nuts. Lest we forget Yankee Doodle Daffy. Lest we forget Daffy Duck Slept Here, or Kitty Kornered! One time a dog was pestering him so he threw it down a stairwell. He dismantled a suspension bridge Daffy was on because the carpentry was bad. At least two cartoons end with him being a feral dog. And he threatened to punch a baby in the nose
oh THERE's the porky fan :D
unfortunately he (and tweety, and elmer, and foghorn, and some others) are in the middle line between "rare actual cool guy w" and "pathetic cringefail loser cosmic plaything (self-deserved)". they're not bad to watch, they're just not as fun comparably.
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ducktracy · 9 months
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classicfilmfan64 · 1 year
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A classic cartoon time machine, of old WB cartoons, from WAY back. 4 HOURS LONG. 00:00 Daffy Duck and The Dinosaur (Daffy Duck) (1939)07:47 Pigs in A Polka (1943)15:41 The Wacky Wabbit (Bugs Bunny, Elmer Fudd) (1942)23:05 A Tale of Two Kitties (Tweety Bird) (1942)29:42 Yankee Doodle Daffy (Daffy Duck) (1943)36:28 Have You Got Any Castles? (1938)43:55 Wackiki Wabbit (Bugs Bunny) (1943)50:37 Prest-O-Change-O (1939)57:38 To Duck or Not To Duck (Daffy Duck) (1943)01:04:15 The Fifth-Column Mouse (1943)01:11:46 The Wabbit Who Came to Supper (Bugs Bunny) (1942)01:19:53 A Corny Concerto (Bugs Bunny, Porky Pig
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writer59january13 · 2 years
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Grant this civil yankee to doodle till Lee gets blue in the face
blowing 99 red balloons April 9th, 2023
will signal 158 years since Appomattox plus what would have been ninety sixth birth
of the late Boyce Brandon Harris,
whereby yours truly the biological byproduct
when secular parents of mine
simply following the dictum constituting be fruitful and multiply.
(Alternately titled always look
on the bright side of life sang
courtesy Eric Idle in Life of Brian)
Armageddon would be morbidly amazing, concluding (reign of Homo Sapiens) fascinating albeit simultaneously
fantastic, catastrophic boon
dog gull to accompany (this incognito sans,
spacesuit attired as bugs bunny
foolish faux rabbit, yup you reddit right
with netzero outlook)
amidst others eyed hop along
(like Cassidy) to find
amidst rubble strewn cocoon,
or perchance an arrid extra dry
armed hammer hotmail spelling
unrelenting radioactive
blown humungous earthlinked dune daffy duck dynasty Don
trumpeting a brave (though
extremely foolish soul) weathering
fierce-some dust bowl
appearing like a ghoulish goon
vis a vis via global sand man
disallowing any inhabitant to be immune
whereat winter days
would mimic (nee far exceed)
those analogous to tropical June
day where nary species
of flora nor fauna,
which latter muffled cry
viz Clair De Lune barely heard above blindingly pitched (scoring major lunar home run)
when earth's moon
appeared to be batted,
snatched, and whacked - piñata like casting
darkness at high noon
this out of other worldly debacle (viz: a scene of apocalyptic,
cosmic and epic rune from twilight zone re:
outer limits offsetting sole millennial Gaia satellite
believed rigged forever) which end of planetary
status quo came barreling along sooner than expected, accompanied
by Gustav Holst The Planets
auspicious, eponymous, illustrious... tune once Luna rung seismically,
titanic ally uprooted, violently wrenched prior to crash landing at ground zero
rocked and rolled out of orbitz before careering, and screaming
thru the atmosphere
analogous a full term baby in utero yanked out of womb.
Though the above dynamic
gigantic jack-knifed nihilistic quantum
spectacular universal wreckage
sans the inner sphere of solar system
(known to mankind,
whose tenancy upon oblate spheroid
viz planet Earth did upstage
when said creature, an outlier),
whence even amidst the early bipedal hominids didst throve a sage
no event (whether natural
or caused by human error), would compare neither captcha,
when quaking, roiling, swarming,
teeming masses rage
against the machine
emasculated, jiggered, orchestrated
and wrought one after another
bloody war strewn page
onto once verdant terrestrial firmament
no way to measure nor gauge
the depth, length, scope of total
value eradicating any trace
of simian equipage
reducing arrogant, conceited,
egomaniacal, dotage
boot far-fetched
science fiction phenomena would witness civilization captive
in their own technological cage
more to the point yours truly
self imprisoned barred bard,
(whose fleshy epidermis camouflaged beige)
tricked out with latest futuristic
technological “smart” sophistication
showcasing latest skin tight accouterment
a win for progressive
penal reform champions,
who feel a cannibal (accountable)
to stamp out anthropophage.
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theknucklehead · 7 months
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Accepted Shorts List
This list will be updated as shorts are selected, and will become a masterdoc for entries.
Piper, dir. Alan Barillaro (Available on Disney+)
Dissolve, dir. Carina Heller
Sharp Teeth, dir. David James Armsby
Tar Boy, dir. James Lee
Moses of Prosthesis, dir. Gagame
Quasi at the Quackadero, dir. Sally Cruikshank
Welcome to Hell, dir. Erica Wester
Friendly Shadow, dir. David James Armsby
The Acorn Princess, dir. Kris Yim
Drawn to You, dir. Eleanor Davitt
Scattershot, dir. Jade Smania
Ramshackle, dir. Zi Chen
Paperman, dir. John Kahrs (Available on Disney+, Amazon, iTunes, Google Play)
Loop, dir. Erica Milsom (Available on Disney+)
Jinxy Jenkins & Lucky Lou, dir. Michael Bidinger and Michelle Kwon
Kitbull, dir. Rosana Sullivan
Out, dir. Steven Clay Hunter
In a Heartbeat, dir. Beth David and Esteban Bravo
Ice Merchants, dir. João Gonzalez
Diamond Jack, dir. Rachel Kim
Lackadaisy (Pilot), dir. Fable Siegel
The Cat Came Back, dir. Cordell Barker
Fuelled, dir. Michelle Hao and Fawn Chan
The Man Who Planted Trees, dir. Frédéric Back
My Friends Take the Night Bus, dir. Sofi
Wallace & Gromit: The Wrong Trousers, dir. Nick Park
The Naked King -What a Beautiful Life-, dir. rapparu
Coming Out, dir. Cressa Maeve Beer
Dear Girl, dir. Choi Ji-eun
Jibaro, dir. Alberto Mielgo (Available on Netflix, Love Death + Robots S3E9)
The Witness, dir. Alberto Mielgo (Available on Netflix, Love Death + Robots S1E3)
The Legend of Pipi, dir. Julia Schoel and Birgit Uhlig
The Cameraman's Revenge, dir. Wladyslaw Starewicz
What's Opera, Doc? dir. Chuck Jones
The Dover Boys at Pimento University; or, The Rivals of Roquefort Hall, dir. Chuck Jones
Kitty Kornered, dir. Bob Clampett
A Wild Hare, dir. Tex Avery
Everything Will Be OK, dir. Don Hertzfeldt
Yankee Doodle Daffy, dir. Friz Freleng
Duck Dodgers in the 24½th Century, dir. Chuck Jones
Long Gone Gulch, dir. Tara Billenger and Zach Bellissimo
I Love to Singa, dir. Tex Avery
Opal, dir. Jack Stauber
Scaredy Cat, dir. Chuck Jones
I Should Leave This Mall I Think, dir. Noodle
Porky's Duck Hunt, dir. Tex Avery
Bambi Meets Godzilla, dir. Marv Newland
Porky in Wackyland, dir. Bob Clampett
Rabbit Seasoning, dir. Chuck Jones
One Froggy Evening, dir. Chuck Jones
Don vs. Raph, dir. Jhonen Vasquez
Cat City, dir. Victoria Vincent
Roller Coaster Rabbit, dir. Rob Minkoff
Tummy Trouble, dir. Rob Minkoff
Trail Mix-Up, dir. Barry Cook
Blood Bound, dir. Lyly Hoang
Ciao, Alberto, dir. McKenna Harris (Available on Disney+)
Blackfly, dir. Christopher Hinton
Charlie the Unicorn: The Grand Finale, dir. Jason Steele
Free Apple, dir. Ian Worthington
Bigtop Burger Season 1, dir. Ian Worthington
There's a Man in the Woods, dir. Jacob Streilein
Llamas with Hats: The Series, dir. Jason Steele
Welcome to my Life, dir. Elizabeth Ito
Duck Amuck, dir. Chuck Jones
We Can't Live Without Cosmos, dir. Konstantin Bronzit
Geri's Game, dir. Jan Pinkava
Have to change the format cause tumblr has a limit to text in a single list
68. Snow-White, dir. Dave Fleischer
69. DAICON IV Opening Animation, dir. Hiroyuki Yamaga
70. Rooty Toot Toot, dir. John Hubley
71. SHOP: A Pop Opera, dir. Jack Stauber
72. Rabbit of Seville, dir. Chuck Jones
73. The Cat Concerto, dir. Joseph Barbera and William Hanna
74. My Little Goat, dir. Tomoki Misato
75. Asparagus, dir. Suzan Pitt (Available on the Criterion Channel)
76. Puparia, dir. Shingo Tamagawa
77. The Cybernetic Grandma, dir. Jiří Trnka
78. Captain Yajima, dir. Ian Worthington
79. Agoraphobia, dir. Victoria Vincent
80. Donald in Mathmagic Land, dir. Hamilton Luske, Wolfgang Reitherman, Les Clark and Joshua Meador
81. Joy Street, dir. Suzan Pitt (Available on the Criterion Channel)
82. The Old Man and The Sea, dir. Aleksandr Petrov
83. The Dream of a Ridiculous Man, dir. Aleksandr Petrov
84. Vincent, dir. Tim Burton
85. World of Tomorrow, dir. Don Hertzfeldt
86. World of Tomorrow Episode 2: The Burden of Other People's Thoughts, dir. Don Hertzfeldt (pay per view of Vimeo)
87. The Magic Portal, dir. Lindsay Fleay
88. The Golden Chain, dir. Adebukola Bodunrin and Ezra Claytan Daniels (available on the Criterion Channel)
89. Black Soul, dir. Martine Chartrand
90. Hedgehog in the Fog, dir. Yuri Norstein
91. Dreams of the Rarebit Fiend: The Flying House, dir. Windsor McCay
92. Around is Around, dir. Evelyn Lambart and Norman McLaren
93. Popeye the Sailor Meets Sinbad the Sailor, dir. Dave Fleischer
94. Historia Naturae (Suita), dir. Jan Svankmajer
95. Still Lost I Guess, Here's a Tunnel, dir. Dario Alva
96. Kapaemahu, dir. Joe Wilson, Dean Hamer and Hinaleimoana Wong-Kalu
97. Long-Haired Hare, dir. Chuck Jones
98. Muto, dir. Blu
99. Windy Day, dir. John and Faith Hubley
100. Bully for Bugs, dir. Chuck Jones
101. The Haunted Hotel, dir. J. Stuart Blackton
102. Destino, dir. Dominique Monfery (Available on Disney+)
103. Fantasy, dir. Vince Collins
104. To Beep or Not To Beep, dir. Chuck Jones
105. Pixillation, dir. Lillian Schwartz
106. Goodbye Jerome!, dir. Chloé Farr, Gabrielle Selnet and Adam Sillard (Available on the Criterion Channel)
107. Betty Boop's Halloween Party, dir. Dave Fleischer
108. Jumping, dir. Osamu Tezuka
109. Baby Fingers, dir. Adrian Dalen
110. On Your Mark, dir. Hayao Miyazaki
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