In their 21 years together, Max and Dave Fleischer saw tons of transition: from silent to sound; from black & white to color; from Inkwell to Fleischer Studios; from New York to Miami headquarters. But, despite both producing Popeye -a property that once rivaled Mickey Mouse- and amassing critical credit, the Fleischers were broke.
It’s official: Fleischer’s Lois Lane is stupid for an investigative reporter.
What does it say when Earthquake’s triumph is its “positive” portrayal of its Native American terrorist?
Not much to say about this one. Enjoy!
An interesting insight into the Superman-of-Old. Early powers, early priorities. Back when people still stole shit off trains.
All spectacle, no character study. After 73 years, The Mechanical Monsters STILL proves to be a fanboy’s delight. It’s flying, fighting, peril, and punching robots. What’s NOT to love?! Get ready to feel like you’re 8, playing with toys again.
We interrupt our typical Daisy Dukes: Disney series to avert your attention towards a fresh subject for a few weeks. With last Saturday’s The Barnyard Concert, so ended “Mickey Co-Creator” Ub Iwerks’ tenure at Disney. Ergo, it felt like a solid end to a chapter. Now, for the next nine weeks we shine our eye…
In which Jordan jumps back 14 years into his OWN past. SPOILER-FREE!!!
A brand-new series in which Zach Oheim and I (Jordan Troublefield) watch a classic blockbuster, then its money-grabbing rip-off and assess HOW close they came to copying, HOW original they dared to be, and WHICH one is the true work of genius.
An interview series, fusing my guest’s film love with their autobiography. We talk firsts, favorites, fields of expertise, etc.
On Falcons: 