Yep. They're The Three Caballeros Alright.

 

The Three Caballeros (1945)

I don't seem to care what you say if you have watched this film, I love it myself. It's one of my favorite animated movies. Classic Disney can be really fun at times.

José and Donald both work together perfectly. I think it's better than Donald Duck being with Mickey Mouse. When they dance it hits right at me. It's one of the most attractive scenes I seen in Disney.

Panchito also deserves more love. He's a hilarious character.

The Three Caballeros has to be the best looking Disney film I ever seen. I love when in movies or films, cartoon characters interact or take part in real life. That's one of my favorite concepts in animation. This was made literally 8 decades ago and I know, this was remastered in Blu-ray so it does look more digital but I swear even without the remastering, this is still really gorgeous and lively.

My favorite moments in this movie is when the three are sent to dance and it's awesome.

I love when Donald gets excitement even since then he's been dealing with his nephews and he gets the worst luck. He deserves to party and dance.

The scene I also love is when the three go to the beach. 

I love nighttime aesthetics. And I pretty much relate to Donald. He seems so interested with the entire picture.

This movie isn't for everyone and yeah it's got a mixed reception with critics. This was made at a time when Disney was kinda struggling. 

I love almost everything about this movie. The Three Caballeros as a whole is just awesome. It spawned it's own TV show a few years ago, and when this movie came out, there was already a Three Caballeros song by The Andrews Sisters and Bing Crosby. And they are my favorite musicians. It's a decent song. I like it. 👍 

And of course I love all 3 of these characters. 

This October I'm willing to watch more movies like Singin' In The Rain (1952), a few Disney films, and some spooky cartoon short films. 

It's that time. 🎃 

 

Classic Cartoon Designs That Attract Me The Most

 

Cartoon Characters mainly attract me the most in cartoons because it let's you sink in on what the film is going to act and feel like. That and also backgrounds. But I'm talking about what cartoon characters I really enjoy for the design.

Obviously if you have read other posts on my blogs I love the Tex Avery Wolf design the best and the short, Red Hot Riding Hood is the best classic cartoon easily. Like #1 best.

The big-nosed cats and cats that look like Sylvester (Looney Tunes) are also my favorite. Hence why I think A Gruesome Twosome and Kitty Kornered are masterpieces.

You can recall how much I love these colorful critters in the cartoon, Russian Rhapsody. They were inspired by my space uromos. 

I also forgot to mention that the uromos were also inspired by these things in the PS1 game Bubsy 3D. 

I heard many bad things about that game. I consider it's really weird myself. But i cannot help to love the aesthetic of the cutscenes.

Lastly... Farm Animal Characters.

I think what I love about Foghorn Leghorn is that he doesn't realize what's he putting up to whether it's the Barnyard Dog or Henery Hawk, he is always thinking himself as a good-natured main leader. The rest of the characters are all amazing and that's what I love about farm based cartoons, they are easy to follow, and they feel down-to-earth. Not too unrealistic and mythical.

That's not going into the farm characters in Looney Tunes. Clarabelle in the Mickey series is often underrated. I love her. Her design is fun to look at. This design in particular is my favorite.

I also grew up watching Barnyard and it's Nickelodeon show that is really underrated and a funny franchise with some great-looking designs.

If you haven't know, I did something similar to this post called "People And Cartoon Characters I Seem To Like For Their Looks" it's one of my favorite posts I made so far. So check it out. 

It talks more about more modern animated characters and classic hollywood celebrities. 

https://sngexplorationblog.blogspot.com/2024/09/people-and-cartoon-characters-i-seem-to.html?m=1

Enjoy for what's coming next, and yeah, Bye-a 👋 

Wile E Coyote vs Bugs In Operation: Rabbit

 

Bugs Bunny and Wile E Coyote as a duo feels overlooked. I think it's better than most of the Coyote catching the Roadrunner cartoons. I love all of these except for Hare-Breadth Hurry (1963). That cartoon is kinda uninteresting and that's when Chuck Jones's short films became less exciting.

This is by far the best of their cartoons. It's one of my favorite classic cartoons ever.

 

Wile E Coyote builds a door next to Bugs Bunny's hole and it's off to an amazing start. Look at Bugs Bunny's face. So funny.

Wile E Coyote shows his name card. "Genius". Coyote is extremely well known for catching the roadrunner and being exploded by dynamite and other ACME products but why do people not even care a bit about his talking and his name card? It's meme-worthy in my taste.

Chuck Jones's Bugs Bunny is also the best. I might like Bob Clampett's portrayal a little more but I can't go wrong with how cute Bugs is at times.

I also love when cartoon characters do their own thing for the audience to watch for about 10 seconds. Just like with Sam And Ralph's cartoons I love how laid-back it feels.

What's rare for me talking about a cartoon I love is the walk cycle. Bugs Bunny pulls off the sickest walk cycle I seen in a cartoon. 

This is a great frame. I need this as an actual picture frame. The colors are perfect.

This one too.

The cartoon starts to get even more funnier when Coyote fails his works and makes these shocking expressions.

This is by far my favorite scenes in the short. Wile E Coyote's best plans is saying he's such a genius when he clearly is making carrots, doesn't have enough time and gets hit by the train.

I never get sick of that moment. 

By the looks of him, it pretty much felt extremely painful. 😬😅

The ending showcases the Coyote hilariously building the door as he did in the start and my goodness look at Bugs's expression.

Coyote says "My name is MUD" and Bugs explains Mud backwards is "Dum" Obviously means the word "dumb". Wile E Coyote may be a genius but I would certainly say Bugs is far more of a genius than Coyote is. 

What a true gem and one of Chuck Jones's best cartoons he made. I would put it on my Top 10 Best Looney Tunes Shorts.

Now as a sidenote, I said that Wile E Coyote works alot better with Bugs than with Roadrunner. But I don't think all of the Coyote and Roadrunner cartoons are bad. They are really solid but in my taste I prefer something less redundant and more structured. I also like cartoons with some sort of dialogue in there to make more sense and more coherent. 

I would say my favorite Coyote and Roadrunner cartoons are Fast and Furry Ous (1949), Stop! Look! And Hasten (1954), and probably a underrated one, The Solid Tin Coyote (1966).

Friday Night Fun With My Art

 

I haven't posted anything special but I think that's what makes this blog kinda cool. I can post my art, or talk about stuff outside of my drawings.

Now for some hand-drawn art

What's important for me wanting to show art as of the end of September, is that I'm having alot of trouble with school and it's my final grade so I need to pass to get the credit and have a good adulthood. I have 4 classes left to pass my entire education in high school and one of them is a piano class I did not sign up for. I never cared playing instruments and I always thought playing that bland thing was gonna to be an extreme struggle. I love music for listening to it, not playing it. 

So instead I'm getting a internship to draw some stuff to promote my school. I don't get paid but at least it's something of a challenge.

It was a good way for me to talk it out and get the chance to get a new class that will push me through to the future.