Is there a more kino scene than this?
What went wrong with cartoons?
Is there a more kino scene than this?
Ryan Barnes
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Jacob Rogers
Gavin Rodriguez
The running sequence of Bimbo's Initiation and the entirety of Coal Black and de Sebben Dwarfs
Christian Gomez
Tom and Jerry won multiple Oscars, that's how kino the MGM shorts were. What animated shit these days could do that? The best might be Samurai Jack or Clone Wars and even though they're good they're not Oscar-good.
Dylan Williams
Steven universe and R&M
Blake Howard
>"Thomas? Thomas! Now where dat damn cat be at?"
Some of them really show their age. Couldn't get away with this today. Showing Tom drinking and smoking probably wouldn't get past planning either.
Xavier Johnson
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they even smoked pipe
Isaac Ross
is tom an jerry the only cartoon that doesn't feel dated after decades and decades?
Liam Wilson
UNA VELA
Dominic Gomez
>What animated shit these days could do that?
There's a designated Oscar specifically so that the academy can throw a bone to disney every year
Aiden Williams
Chase Cook
whoa-ho-ho
did he just smoke weed? wtf
Josiah Perry
whoa, it was a different time
do you think the idea would even be allowed to be thought
Levi Carter
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Pure Clampettkino
Tyler Hill
IS YOU IS
OR IS YOU AINT
MY BABY
Joseph Hernandez
>American kids were watching this when my grandma had her house blown so she had to live in a hole in dirt to survive while literally eating grass
>My grandad worked his ass of 14 h a day since 6 years old in field for a bag of grains a year
Really gets my noggin joggin
Liam Bell
Your grandma sounds like a fucking retard
Connor Green
Holy shit is this an old cartoons thread? Where do you guys land on Merry Melodies? Back in the Tex Avery days, before they became bastardized characters of themselves
Isaiah Thomas
KINO
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sad times we live in lads
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Adrian Morgan
god.. I can't imagine the reviews today. today the episode would be bashed for "weakening" the female character as if her sole purpose is to be had by a male etc.
cancer.
William Diaz
@3:15
AYY'LLL BID TWEENTVVY
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Carter Watson
>Don't whip me master, don't whip this tired old body!
James Moore
I would unironically pay for a channel that played nothing but wall-to-wall pre-60s cartoons
Blake Powell
[hand rubbing intensifies]
Jason Roberts
what the heck? lmao what's with the old cartoons?
Levi Torres
They didn't have to worry about triggering anyone
Gavin Harris
I'm glad they're coming back in style. They're easily some of the best classic American humor
Lincoln Ortiz
>ywn see another cigarette on CN
Carson Jones
it was a different time
Jason Baker
Wasn't that basically what Boomerang was for a while?
Alexander Martinez
I still love this show, but having to watch /ourguy/ Tom suffer each episode is painful.
That fucking mouse.
Robert Jones
I also remember when I was young (90s) the Disney Channel used to show alot of the B&W Disney cartoons (even the un-PC ones). TCM also shows cartoons and non-PC older movies (like Road to Morocco) from time to time.
Elijah Mitchell
See the difference is they aren't trying to be offensive or going for shock humor. They knew their audience and told jokes to the people who loved them.
South Park knowingly and intentionally tries to be shocking and offensive in their depictions of characters, and doesn't use their design as a way to connect with their audience.
Now you could argue that South Park knows it's audience is vast and diverse, so it intentionally offends everyone so that everyone has someone to laugh at. In that sense the shows are similar.
You could also argue that no matter how you look at it a shucking and jiving mammy is straight up racist. That, I can also agree with. The thing is, at the time the audience had that public image of black people. It wasn't meant to be offensive to anyone, it was a way to connect with their audience and set theme.
South Park does this too, but does so in a way that is meant to offend. Early on in the show's running they didn't have politics driving their every season. It was about a bunch of kids getting into unbelievable adventures. The charicatures then were offensive, but they weren't done as a slight to anyone. They just added flavor to the story. In recent years this isn't the case. Everything they depict is so heated and pointed at everyone, meant to jab and "make you think". In reality they've gotten so good at insulting everyone that whatever new insight people think they got out of an episode is just your own thoughts parroted back to you in a funny way; both sides of the argument are presented and you get validation.
That's probably just another way for them to try to connect to their audience. it's a sad world when one of the most popular cartoons in the modern world connects to us by being vulgar. It's working for them, so that's a sign of the times too, and in that way I guess Pre-60s cartoons and South Park are Similar.
it was a different time, but we still connect in the same ways. It's a shame, cartoons used to be fun.
Asher Morris
CUCARACHA
Joseph King
lmao, it was really a different time.
Ethan Martin
I'm daaancing. I'm daaaancing
Levi Barnes
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Luis Green
good times, lads..
Aiden Gonzalez
Austin Cook
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Adam Thomas
wew