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PostPosted: Tue May 25, 2004 9:28 am 
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All his films...

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B0001UZWNY/104-2146534-9227967?v=glance&s=dvd
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Ugh...watching this stuff is pretty painful.

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Painful :?:

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Boring, slow....painful.

Its a history lesson, not really entertainment. Worth watching once to say you did.

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A lot of it is very slow-moving, though I thought "The Flying House" and parts of "Flip's Circus" were still cool and surprising (the Man in the Moon going after the flying house). I actually dug the history too -- it was interesting to see McCay and other classic cartoonists like George McManus in the live-action segments of "Gertie".

After the DVD had gone back to Netflix, I had the chance to see a 16mm print of "Gertie" in a museum show. It was much more fun to see with a crowd -- the kids and the adults loved it, even with a tinny tape recorded sountrack.

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I really like "Flying House."

But yeah, by today's standards, his stuff is incredibly slow. I mean, this stuff was designed for an audience that was going to say "wow! a drawing that moves!!!!"

Some of his animation is pretty solid, though, even if not actually entertaining.

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The Onion AV Club review:

http://www.theonionavclub.com/video/ind ... 23#review3

I forgot all about "The Pet"! That one was really weird.

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