CHUCK NORRIS: KARATE COMMANDOES, DEADLY DOLPHINS

Chuck Norris' animated nerves of steel pitted against a pod of deadly dolphins?! What a match up. If anyone has the rest of this cartoon out, please post a link in the comments. And what's up with the Cobra-esque Commander super ninja guy?! Apparently ninjas don't eat.

THE CROWN JEWEL OF TAX PROPAGANDA

One of the posts further down questions the political tenacity of the Disney of old vs the Disney of new. In that post, a thoughtful comment was made about Disney's active participation in using animation for programming of the masses. Donald Duck in the Spirit of '43 is apparently what initially got our grandparents all motivated to run out and pay their taxes in the first place. "Idle money" burning a hole in my pockets? Not paying taxes helps Hitler? The govt that made the money needs it back to buy more guns? I think Donald should have gone with his first instinct.

CHANNEL FREDERATOR, #84

Episode #84 from the cold metal robot that is ChannelFrederator.com. A lot more entertaining than the current episode, #85. The first one in this #84, Hot Cross Bunnies, is pretty good. If you need only a few more minutes of distraction then skip to the second short, The Stolen Minks music video of Boys on the Floor. The last one, Autumn, is good for napping to.

HOBOKEN PROMISES

As reported on CHF today, a new music video by South Park lead animator, Ryan Quincy with musical group, The Leviathan Brothers is up for view. Its called Hoboken Promises. Great song, great style.

KUNG FU JIMMY CHOW: MASTERS FROM THE PAST, CH'I INCARNATED

Jimmy keeps getting his hair hit while bowing to honor his happy fun kung-fu powers. Purple nurple to the deaths!

Revisiting Walt Disney's Early Years

One of the many short films made at Gobelins for this year's Annecy's Film Festival. It's called Chronos 1.0.

WHAT'S UP, TEDDY BEAR?

Speaking of Christmas, this short apparently comes from a French TV series called Lava-Lava! that was on for maybe one season in 1995. For whatever reason it just started going around online. Don't worry there's no one actually speaking French in this one.

-Todd

Shake That Gorilla Ass

You know - the old story about the ass-shaking gorillas, the ballet-dancing mustache guy and the magical finger. Remember?



From the French animation school Superinfocom.

Captain Asparagus

It's Louie Kovic's Captain Asparagus - he killed a bear with his bare hands and made bear fries. Of course he did.

BUNNY POP

By a Calartian who goes by the name of Colimoe on Youtube.

FRITZ THE CAT: NEW TRACK OLD CONTENT

Fritz the Cat set to a new track by Guru and Common. Found on DailyMotion.

-Nick

Y'ALL SO STUPID #3

Devin Flynn brings us another brain searing treat to the Y'all So Stupid franchise. Like all his work, animated, musical or otherwise, you never know what you're gonna get. Have you ever seen anything else like this?


Here's Devin killin' it once again on the opening sequence of the new Aqua Teen Hunger Force Movie:

NED NOODLEBODY

Here's a buzz worthy piece from Kurt Nielsen that we met at a recent Six Point Harness Flash animation workshop. It's a gritty piece harkening back to the UPA style and the pro wrestlers of yesteryear. Several of whom contributed their voices to the piece.

-Todd

KOSBEES

Ha ha ha!

-Todd

PFFFIRATE BY XAVIER ANDRE'

Out of the French animation school Supinfocom - a short titled Pfffirate.


Xavier Andre's website is err.... YouTube. Wha?

80's CARTOON OPENINGS

Take a walk down memory lane. If you have 30 minutes to watch this whole thing right now you might want to re-evaluate some of your life choices.

COMMY ANIMATED PROPAGANDA

Here's a couple minute run-down of some animated propaganda films found on Liveleak.com out of communist Russia. Neato.

LiveLeak.com - "From 1924 to perestroika the USSR produced more than 4 dozen animated propaganda films. They weren't for export. Their target was the new nation and their goal was to win over the hearts and minds of the Soviet people. Anti American, Anti Capitalist, Anti Fascist, some of these films are as artistically beautiful as the great political posters made after the 1917 revolution. A unique series. With a unique perspective. Includes commentary by a leading Soviet film scholar."
-Nick