Comments on: Porky Pig: Ali Baba Bound http://cartoon-place.com/porky-pig-ali-baba-bound/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=porky-pig-ali-baba-bound Wed, 09 Nov 2011 03:17:16 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: Spuzz http://cartoon-place.com/porky-pig-ali-baba-bound/#comment-671 Spuzz Tue, 12 Aug 2008 04:54:23 +0000 http://cartoon-place.com/?p=567#comment-671 A pretty good PP cartoon here. In this one, Porky must defend his fort from the advancing Arabs! Being the timeframe, there's plenty of jokes being offered at the Arab's expense. Very odd, but funny in the sense of what they could get away with. (Especially that 'Suicide Squad' guy.) A pretty good PP cartoon here. In this one, Porky must defend his fort from the advancing Arabs! Being the timeframe, there’s plenty of jokes being offered at the Arab’s expense. Very odd, but funny in the sense of what they could get away with. (Especially that ‘Suicide Squad’ guy.)

]]> By: Logoliker2004 http://cartoon-place.com/porky-pig-ali-baba-bound/#comment-670 Logoliker2004 Sun, 02 Mar 2008 05:04:24 +0000 http://cartoon-place.com/?p=567#comment-670 This is a good cartoon, but it's colorization is not so good. I never saw the original black and white version, just this one and the computer-colorized version. The computer colorized one has better details and animation, while the Korean redrawn artists made several mistakes colorizing this one (is that a fly sitting there when Porky exits the Brown Turban? Yuck!) But I enjoyed the ending, which always makes me laugh. The reason I gave this three stars was cause of the colorization on this print, which was not done in 1940, but back in 1967 or 1968. This version's also been slowed down from original speed. I have a public domain LT VHS tape with this cartoon, and even though it's the redrawn colorized version, it plays at normal speed. This is a good cartoon, but it’s colorization is not so good. I never saw the original black and white version, just this one and the computer-colorized version. The computer colorized one has better details and animation, while the Korean redrawn artists made several mistakes colorizing this one (is that a fly sitting there when Porky exits the Brown Turban? Yuck!) But I enjoyed the ending, which always makes me laugh.

The reason I gave this three stars was cause of the colorization on this print, which was not done in 1940, but back in 1967 or 1968. This version’s also been slowed down from original speed. I have a public domain LT VHS tape with this cartoon, and even though it’s the redrawn colorized version, it plays at normal speed.

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