sees woman My jaw drops to floor, my eyes extend to a velocity never before seen, I take out my boxing glove and hit myself with it 17 times, pant like a dog, and yell AOOOOGA AOOOOGA then turn to the audience with a 1930's New York accent, "HOT MAMA, now that's a dame!
You usually don’t see the creep as the main character. There usually just a side character so that the supposed knight in shining armor can come in and off how good of a person they are. Y’know for the plot.
@@michaelnally2841 Really? Is that true? I find it hard to believe but unfortunately, it's hard to find any information about the later years of those animators, producers and directors of these cartoons. Ive only ever read Of Mice and Magic once and do not recall much about their lives. It was mainly on the animation industry back then.
Did you know the people who worked on Jessica Rabbit took inspiration from the singing beauty that Tex Avery was smitten with for the look of Jessica Rabbit.
The bit where the wolf instructs the taxi driver to follow the cab in front and he ends up doing EXACTLY that but leaves the wolf standing where he is for me anyway is pure GENIUS!!! The first time I ever watched this cartoon which admittedly at this point was a very long time ago that joke right there got me laughing my HEAD OFF 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
