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Flip the Frog - Movie Mad



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Take a trip back to 1931 with Flip as he tries to make it big in Hollywood. Ub Iwerk's timeless cartoon is featured here as a VHSRiP.


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awesome. thanks for ... ( 2 years ago by LoveTHYconan)
awesome. thanks for posting.
Interesting ... ( 1 year ago by BigOldJimmy)
Interesting references this cartoon makes to film stars of the day, like Charlie Chaplan, Laurel & Hardy, and others. Also, did you see any cartoon tropes that were used on Scooby Doo almost forty years later? I have to wonder why Flip the Frog is denied access to the casting department of the studio in the first place. Is he meant to represent a second-class citizen in the toon world?
I think it's just ... ( 1 year ago by smurfswacker)
I think it's just because the guard knew Flip was a gate-crasher, not an actor. Funny how the animators gave the arriving actors unusual costumes (knight in armor, cowboy). This made it all the more obvious it was the same small group going through the gate over and over. Usually for that sort of re-use you'd dress them in nondescript outfits.
Loved it! cool ... ( 1 year ago by SheRam1)
Loved it! cool cartoon memories...flip the Frog needs to be remembered!
LA GUEA NO SE CARGA ... ( 1 year ago by xanxoculiao)
LA GUEA NO SE CARGA CULIAO
this is most likely ... ( 1 year ago by Aaronamations)
this is most likely the first cartoon ever to use the old "head inside the chest" gag
wtf that was the ... ( 1 year ago by kaffinkid)
wtf that was the gayest thing i ever saw
neat-o! they've ... ( 1 year ago by JTokko)
neat-o! they've been using that door scene for a long time now
I guess that would ... ( 1 year ago by matman1490)
I guess that would make you an authority on whats considered 'gay'?
Your family must be so proud.
wait ur 47 and i ... ( 1 year ago by K4ffineK1d)
wait ur 47 and i still watch cartoons wow u family must be proud
yup... it's a great ... ( 1 year ago by matman1490)
yup... it's a great way for me to spend time with my kids... if you see anything wrong with that, then clearly you have bigger issues.
Almost every ... ( 11 months ago by fromthesidelines)
Almost every theatrical cartoon series referred to real-life movie stars of the day, which were easy to caricature and instantly recognizable to the audience watching- Flip's encounters with the "celebrities" was no exception...it's a tradition. This print, incidentally, is the 16mm Official Films "home movie" reissue of the late '30s...
Yeah, a lot of ... ( 7 months ago by cartoonfan1920s)
Yeah, a lot of depression era cartoons, since a lot of studios didn't have much money to begin with, had to make do with reusing cels over and over. The most blatant examples are in the early 1930s Warner Brothers cartoons where the same cels kept being used in different shorts. Check out "Bosko's Holiday" (1931) and "Bosko and Honey" (1932)...
Flip the frog says ... ( 2 months ago by MoonlightCompostions)
Flip the frog says Boop-a-Doop-Poop



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