I remember this cartoon vividly from when I was little... it was on the same VHS as The Reluctant Dragon (another short that I fondly remember) I'm sure that if I watched it as an adult I would not be quite as impressed but, then, I'm sure Walt didn't exactly have grown-ups in mind when he wrote it. As a 5 year old I thought it was the best!! I'm looking desperately for the DVD version so that I can pass it on to my daughter. Morris the moose and his buddy Balsam discovered each other as outcasts (Morris with his tiny stature and Balsam with his tiny antlers) They become fast friends and learn to defy those who made fun of them their whole lives. As a lot of Disney films accomplished, it illustrated the potential and success of the outcast or the little guy. A true classic!
Review of Morris the Midget Moose
