They dont make 'em like they used to

[Random Orbital Bob]

A 1934 Disney piece.....an absolute classic.

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[Steve Maskery]

Eggcellent! Well, someone had to say it.
Mind you, they've got that chocolate far too hot, it would be all grainy

 

[Random Orbital Bob]

I particularly liked the "pattern" paint garnered from the rainbow. Some wonderful creativity to say nothing of the animation, all painstakingly hand drawn.

 

[jpw123]

Love it, classic, which my grandsons where here, would be nice to see their little faces smiling.

 

[CHJ]

Bob you're a big softy, great find, there's a lot of social and behavioural observation gone into that choreography.

 

[Richard863]

Not only that Steve, I understand the eggs were made by Hershey's
Richard

 

[Woodmonkey]

So that's how Easter eggs are made! Was just watching the Lion King the other day with a young nephew and lamenting the decline of hand painted animated movies, the computer generated stuff just doesn't have the same soul to it.

 

[Random Orbital Bob]

same reason I like turning....no corners

 

[Steve Maskery]

I bet they would not get away with that today, either, the old guy with Parkinson's doing the zig-zags, the blind groping bunnies? I wonder.
OTOH they could always claim they were meeting their disability quotas

 

[Random Orbital Bob]

I think that's one of the things that really appealed to me about it...the innocence/freedom of weighty political correctness. It was seen through the eyes of a child in a way. Didn't offend me in any way, just brilliantly done.

 

[Jonzjob]

Fantastique stuff and now winging around the world as we speak!! Ta for the BIG smile ROB and get better soon too!!