. . . Dizzy gang once sued Maryann Webster, claiming that all of the words in her dictionary had been individually copyrighted for the next 5,000 years by its own mob of lawyers. However, when the shoe is on the other foot, Dizzy's silence is wooden. DONALD'S SNOW FIGHT is a case in point. Obviously cribbed from the earlier Russian feature BATTLESHIP POTEMKIN, Snow Fight follows its predecessor's plot in virtual lock-step. More of a shot-for-shot remake than Gus' second coming of PSYCHO, Snow Fight touches all the bases, from the battleship to the mutiny to the baby carriage knocking down ten pins on the stairs. I guess that they figure what's sauce for the duck seasons ducklings as well.
Review of Donald's Snow Fight
Donald's Snow Fight
(1942)
If I'm not mistaken, the always litigious . . .
3 April 2022
Warning: Spoilers