Oswald the Lucky Rabbit was a character created and animated by Walt Disney and his employee, Ub Iwerks. However, in a very shortsighted move, Universal Studios took control of the character from Disney and gave control to Walter Lantz...all in a bid to save money. However, the Lantz era Oswald cartoons were amazingly bland and although they looked better, the weird and chaotic nature of the character was gone...and Oswald eventually disappeared from films. The Disney aspect was heightened by the deliberate use of a villain who is practically the spitting image of Pete from "Steamboat Willie"!!
This film mostly consists of Obwald getting knocked about by the Pete-like villain...all because the villain wants some female character all for himself. But being a hero, Oswald eventually comes to the rescue and prevents the girl from being deflowered by the Pete- wannabe.
This is a well made cartoon with some nice graphics. And, if you didn't know his pedigree you would enjoy it more. It's nearly as good as the Disney versions and thankfully not godawful like the later cutesy version Lantz made in the 1930s...uggh!!!
This film mostly consists of Obwald getting knocked about by the Pete-like villain...all because the villain wants some female character all for himself. But being a hero, Oswald eventually comes to the rescue and prevents the girl from being deflowered by the Pete- wannabe.
This is a well made cartoon with some nice graphics. And, if you didn't know his pedigree you would enjoy it more. It's nearly as good as the Disney versions and thankfully not godawful like the later cutesy version Lantz made in the 1930s...uggh!!!