Cartoons you need to watch

The list in release order, from the earliest shorts onward. Showing 561–580 of 698.

Mar 1965

Gulliver's Travels Beyond the Moon

20 Mar 1965 01:20:00

Gulliver's Travels Beyond the Moon represents the growth of Japanese feature animation after World War II. Its story draws on folklore, literature, manga, or fantasy spectacle and presents them with the broad appeal of a theatrical feature.

Apr 1965

Poor Little Witch Girl

01 Apr 1965 00:06:00

Poor Little Witch Girl is part of the wide 1958-1967 animation landscape, when theatrical shorts, television episodes, features, sponsored films, and international festival works all overlapped.

May 1965

Vovka v tridevyatom tsarstve

04 May 1965 00:19:49

Vovka v tridevyatom tsarstve is part of the wide 1958-1967 animation landscape, when theatrical shorts, television episodes, features, sponsored films, and international festival works all overlapped.

Jun 1965

Inferior Decorator

01 Jun 1965 00:07:00

Inferior Decorator is part of the wide 1958-1967 animation landscape, when theatrical shorts, television episodes, features, sponsored films, and international festival works all overlapped.

Jul 1965

Rushing Roulette

31 Jul 1965

Rushing Roulette comes from the late Warner theatrical environment, where familiar stars, punning titles, and chase structures still carried the studio identity. The premise is compact and built for fast escalation.

Sep 1965

Solitary Refinement

01 Sep 1965 00:06:00

Solitary Refinement is part of the wide 1958-1967 animation landscape, when theatrical shorts, television episodes, features, sponsored films, and international festival works all overlapped.

Shoeflies

01 Sep 1965 00:06:35

Shoeflies is part of the wide 1958-1967 animation landscape, when theatrical shorts, television episodes, features, sponsored films, and international festival works all overlapped.

Oct 1965

Tally Hokum

01 Oct 1965 00:06:00

Tally Hokum is part of the wide 1958-1967 animation landscape, when theatrical shorts, television episodes, features, sponsored films, and international festival works all overlapped.

Dec 1965

The Dot and the Line

15 Dec 1965 00:10:00

The Dot and the Line is a design-forward short where the central idea matters as much as character. The cartoon may use abstraction, silence, geometry, music, or a single clean conflict to carry the whole film.

Jan 1966

Shot and Bothered

08 Jan 1966

Shot and Bothered comes from the late Warner theatrical environment, where familiar stars, punning titles, and chase structures still carried the studio identity. The premise is compact and built for fast escalation.

Feb 1966

Baggin' the Dragon

01 Feb 1966 00:07:00

Baggin' the Dragon represents the growth of Japanese feature animation after World War II. Its story draws on folklore, literature, manga, or fantasy spectacle and presents them with the broad appeal of a theatrical feature.

From Nags to Witches

01 Feb 1966 00:06:30

Plot documentation for this short is scarce, and this summary is based on the surviving film, which is the only source this book could check. Honey Halfwitch is a young witch still learning her trade, whose spells, though well meant, never come out quite as planned.

Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree

04 Feb 1966 00:26:00

The film opens in Christopher Robin's bedroom, where the camera moves into a storybook. In the Hundred Acre Wood, Winnie the Pooh, "a bear of very little brain", wakes up, does his "stoutness exercises" and finds his honey pot empty.

Mar 1966

I Want My Mummy

01 Mar 1966 00:06:30

Detailed accounts of this short are scarce; this summary follows the surviving print. The star is José Jiménez, the gentle, bewildered character created by the comedian Bill Dana, who voices him here.

Clippety Clobbered

12 Mar 1966

Clippety Clobbered comes from the late Warner theatrical environment, where familiar stars, punning titles, and chase structures still carried the studio identity. The premise is compact and built for fast escalation.

Apr 1966

A-Haunting We Will Go

16 Apr 1966 00:07:00

On Halloween, Daffy Duck's nephew goes trick-or-treating dressed as a witch and knocks at the house of a real one, Witch Hazel. Terrified, he runs home. Daffy scoffs: there is no such thing as a witch, and he sets out to prove it by visiting her himself.

Love Me, Love My Mouse

28 Apr 1966 00:06:00

Plot detail for this Chuck Jones-era Tom and Jerry is thin in the sources this book could check, and this summary follows the surviving film. Tom is in love with Toodles, an elegant white cat with a pink bow, and wants to impress her.

May 1966

Puss 'n' Boats

05 May 1966 00:06:30

A crate of cheese is being loaded onto a ship. The smell drifts into Jerry's mousehole, takes on a life of its own, and drags the sleeping mouse out by the nose, bopping him on the head to wake him. But Tom is guarding the gangway.

Jun 1966

The Hobbit

30 Jun 1966 00:12:00

The Hobbit is a design-forward short where the central idea matters as much as character. The cartoon may use abstraction, silence, geometry, music, or a single clean conflict to carry the whole film.

Filet Meow

30 Jun 1966 00:06:00

Filet Meow is part of the wide 1958-1967 animation landscape, when theatrical shorts, television episodes, features, sponsored films, and international festival works all overlapped.