Warner Bros. Home Entertainment Academy Awards Nominees - Golden Gems (DVD)

I already have the first two DVD's of the Warner Bros. Academy Awards Animation Collection when I decided to buy this and complete the set. Here are the pros and cons of this DVD.PROS:"From A to Z-Z-Z-Z" has the original 1954 Looney Tunes opening and closing rings restored in their entirety.CONS:"Jerry's Cousin" is sourced from the 1990's Turner TV broadcast print, albeit with remastered audio.Although the CinemaScope cartoons on this DVD are presented in their original theatrical aspect ratio, none of them are enhanced for widescreen TVs, except "Touché, Pussy Cat!"Overall, I'd recommend this and the previous two Warner Bros. Academy Awards Animation DVD's to animation fans alike!"That's all Folks!"

My husband collects vintage cartoons & loves to watch them. It was a Christmas present for him & it was perfect. A good price or we wouldn't have purchased it.

Here is the list from the back of the package:1. Mouse Wreckers2. Hatch Up Your Troubles3. Jerry's Cousin4. Little Johnny Jet5. Touche, Pussy Cat!6. From A To Z-z-z-z7. Sandy Claws8. Good Will To Men9. Tabasco Road10. One Droopy Knight11. High Note12. Nelly's Folly13. Now Here ThisI only gave 3 stars because I haven't seen it yet; will update later.

looney tunes has been our favorite animated series better then the remakes new age cartoons are ugly to kids but i love the classics

Great videos! Brings back many childhood memories.

FUNNY AS SSSS

Warner Bros Home Entertainment Academy Awards Nominees Golden Gems DVDAlthough I was not born in this Golden Age of True Animation,True Cartoons, I did grow up watching reruns of it as a kid in the 80s I loved it then and when I stumbled upon this I brought the DVD I love it now and as an Adult, I appreciate the humor and how this would not fly with today's generations that includes some of my own generation which takes offense at anything but can't understand comedy. This dvd sadly has no special features, and Would have been nice to have alot more than 30 minutes but I can't complain it is a trip down memory lane re-run wise for me and I Love it.

This specific DVD covers nominees from the mid-40's up into the 1960's, and is a pretty good combination of WB, Tom and Jerry, and Tex Avery cartoons (One Droopy Knight, however, was directed by Bill Hanna and Joe Barbera, a couple of years after Tex Avery left MGM for Universal).

it's just ok

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