The Popeye of the Fleischer (and later Paramount) cartoons was far less interesting - and less adventurous - than the E.C. Segar character of the 1930s comic strips, but he had his moments. His supreme moment came in this 17-minute film from 1936. Fleischer pulled out all the stops on this one, applying glorious Technicolor, and introducing new techniques to produce 3D effects without glasses. Enjoy!
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3 comments:
Don't mess with tough buzzards!
That's a good, clean copy. Always fun to see it.
Hey, Cap'n. When are we going to see the return of The Cap'n's Blog, with its three+ decade backlog of book reviews?
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