Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueOswald is off to Alaska in search of gold.Oswald is off to Alaska in search of gold.Oswald is off to Alaska in search of gold.
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- Oswald the Lucky Rabbit
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- (uncredited)
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- Tex Avery(uncredited)
- Pinto Colvig(uncredited)
- Walter Lantz(uncredited)
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Oswald in Alaska
Despite Oswald the Lucky Rabbit and his cartoons being popular and well received at the time, they have been vastly overshadowed over time by succeeding animation characters. It is a shame as, while not cartoon masterpieces, they are fascinating for anybody wanting to see what very old animation looked like.
While not perfect, 'Alaska' is still a pretty good Lantz Oswald cartoon. As far as the different country themed cartoons go, 'Alaska' is on the same level as 'Africa' and a big improvement over 'Mexico'. Not all the Lantz Oswald cartoons are particularly good, there are some average or less ones and a few only worth seeing for historical interest. As was said with 'Africa', 'Alaska' is one of the better 1930 ones.
The story is flimsy and formulaic with its only purpose being stringing along the gags. While some of the gags are pretty amusing, there are a few poorly timed and unfunny ones.
However, there is not much else wrong. The sound quality for a cartoon so old and techniques still in its early days is not as primitive as it could have been. Oswald is very endearing.
Music is as energetic as ever too. The animation is mostly quite good, with evidence of smoothness and detail. Oswald's movements, expressions and gestures are well done and the detail and smoothness is there. As said, some of the gags work well.
Overall, pretty good. 7/10 Bethany Cox
While not perfect, 'Alaska' is still a pretty good Lantz Oswald cartoon. As far as the different country themed cartoons go, 'Alaska' is on the same level as 'Africa' and a big improvement over 'Mexico'. Not all the Lantz Oswald cartoons are particularly good, there are some average or less ones and a few only worth seeing for historical interest. As was said with 'Africa', 'Alaska' is one of the better 1930 ones.
The story is flimsy and formulaic with its only purpose being stringing along the gags. While some of the gags are pretty amusing, there are a few poorly timed and unfunny ones.
However, there is not much else wrong. The sound quality for a cartoon so old and techniques still in its early days is not as primitive as it could have been. Oswald is very endearing.
Music is as energetic as ever too. The animation is mostly quite good, with evidence of smoothness and detail. Oswald's movements, expressions and gestures are well done and the detail and smoothness is there. As said, some of the gags work well.
Overall, pretty good. 7/10 Bethany Cox
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- TheLittleSongbird
- 12 juin 2017
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