The newest Mickey Mouse short also being the longest of them Make fun of the Happiest Place on Earth.....Enjoy!
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Mickey Mouse in Potatoland
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Magenta Panther
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Pretty cute. But I wish Goofy WAS wearing overalls. His butt-naked look is a little disconcerting...
bethymouse
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FettFan
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I cannot overstate how much I completely LOATHE this art style. Between Goofy's bare and Donald spitting all over everything, it's nothing more than a Disney-flavored Ren and Stimpy ripoff.
Dear Disney Animation: kick this crap to the curb and start making REAL shorts.
Dear Disney Animation: kick this crap to the curb and start making REAL shorts.
dreamfinder
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Goofy's look is actually dead on for how he initially appeared when he was known as Dippy Dawg.
So while it may not be the Goofy we all know and love, it is however completely in character.
lilclerk
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I can't agree more. I wasn't even sure this was real at first.
Uncle Remus
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Some are just plain gross. I like some of the more modern humor though. I wish they wouldve found a happy medium
Cesar R M
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it seems the quality varies from good humor to dirty ren and stimpy annoying humor.
I really loved the episodes of the croissant in paris, the hotdog in new york and the bullet train in tokyo.
Uncle Remus
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Yeah. The Paris one and the bullet train are probably my two favorites. The yeti one was pretty good as well, despite how the yeti was drawn
Cesar R M
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define creepy.
Remember the older cartoons weren't exactly "for saints" or "little kids" (as in the delicate kids nowadays whose mothers complain about anything)
FettFan
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Goofy's look is actually dead on for how he initially appeared when he was known as Dippy Dawg.
So while it may not be the Goofy we all know and love, it is however completely in character.
Bit of a difference.... Dippy Dawg didn't sport crack.
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Acolli18
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The overall art gives off a creepy vibe to me. Goofy in some of them looks cracked out, or zombied. I've seen some old MM cartoons and they're definitely classics. These make me want to avoid them !
muteki
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I'm in a similar spot where I find these shorts to be freakin hilarious, but cannot believe I'm not watching Ren and Stimpy.
They are really good, but its hard to believe they came from WDS.
Those shorts are tasteless at the best
Can't we go back to House of Mouse style? I loved the series, so much fun!
It's just trying to be a bit edgy..But, don't fret The new Short "Get A Horse" That will be in front of Frozen will go back to the Simpler times of animation and Archival audio of Walt doing Mickey's voice..
Magenta Panther
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For the most part, I like the new shorts, but I agree the art style and some of the humor pushes the envelope a bit too hard. The handling of Goofy is perhaps the most extreme example. He's downright scary sometimes, and NOT just when he's playing a zombie.
And I don't like Donald's design at all. The beak looks weird. And yeah, I could also do without the spitting. He's DONALD, not DAFFY!
And I don't like Donald's design at all. The beak looks weird. And yeah, I could also do without the spitting. He's DONALD, not DAFFY!
Cesar R M
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he actually spit in numerous cartoons of the past (when he gets ed)