"Alice's Wild West Show" is a 12-minute short film from 1924, so this one is already over 90 years old. It is one of the most known works from Walt Disney's Alice franchise and it stars Virginia Davis as the title character. She is also my favorite Alice because her smile is so contagious and it's easy to see she had lots of fun in making these appearances. It is as always a mix of live action and animation, but (also due to the runtime) there is more live action as usual in these Alice movies, which makes it a better watch than usual and I can also see why it's not as obscure as many other from the series. But this fact alone does not make it a convincing watch really. I still though the action, and especially the animated sequences, was very forgettable. Only worth seeing for the biggest Disney lovers if they are curious about what he did in his early years. I personally give it a thumbs-down.
Review of Alice's Wild West Show
