Looney Tunes Review: Unpacking the Charm of 'Bear Feat' (1949)

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In this episode, we delve into the 1949 Looney Tunes short 'Bear Feet' directed by Chuck Jones, alongside guests Kamden Spies and Mark Arnold. We discuss the film’s context, including its blue ribbon reissue and availability on the Looney Tunes Golden Collection. The episode features a synopsis, trivia, and Mel Blanc's minor contributions, as well as references to the Ringling Brothers Circus. We also touch upon the history of Bugs Bunny comic strips, their authors, and the evolution of storyline consistency compared to animated cartoons. Additionally, we critique the 1949 Looney Tunes Three Bears cartoon, analysing its characters, comedic moments, and gags. 

 

00:00 Introduction and Channel Welcome

00:25 Review of 'Bear Feet' (1949)

01:15 Synopsis and Trivia

03:45 Discussion on Comic Strips and Artists

05:56 The Evolution of Media Aspirations

07:15 Influence of Early Comic Artists

07:49 Exploring the Three Bears Cartoon

08:37 Favourite Gags and Moments

09:38 Personal Reflections on the Cartoon

12:47 Rating the Cartoon

13:57 Conclusion and Farewell