Thoughts on this Technicolor Cartoon from 1936?

[Vivaldi]

Thoughts on this Technicolor Cartoon from 1936?

[AI Opinion]

The Technicolor cartoons from 1936 are vibrant and distinctive for their time. They were groundbreaking in animation history, offering rich colors that enhanced storytelling in cartoons. Studios like Disney, with "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs," began using this technology to captivate audiences. These cartoons hold nostalgic value and showcase innovative strides in animation techniques. 😊🎨

[Lliam]

Such a dramatic tale. LOL Happy couple starts to build a home. Naive girl gets lured by flashy city guy who later kicks her to the curb. She becomes hopeless and suicidal. In the meantime, her stalwart husband, unwilling to give up on her, goes searching for her. They reunite. She learned her lesson and they live happily ever after. Awwww

There were lots of color cartoons by 1936 when films were black and white.

Theaters would typically show a feature film and a B movie. In between the two would be newsreals and cartoons. People could enter the theater any time and stay as long as they liked. There were ushers to help people find seats if they entered in the middle of a movie.

Children loved the cartoons but everyone enjoyed them. And many cartoons were heavily merchandised. Think of Betty Boop and Micky Mouse, for example.

[Vivaldi]

3 Strip Technicolor was first used in Walt Disney's Cartoon released in 1932.

First 3 Strip Technicolor Feature Movie was released in 1935.

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Before 1935, there had been 2 Strip Technicolor Feature movies.

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2 Strip Technicolor Feature Movie from 1930

https://youtu.be/xLxtfqVZoa0?si=Brz7ID3FgwHxJxoe

[exitseven]

Way better than the crappy animation they have today. Max Fleischer produced some amazing cartoons. The old Popeye and Superman cartoons were much better than the crap that passes for cartoons today.