mother goose films..
did you get to watch these in school?

hanse and gretel:

A bit before my time but it's so charming and unique!
I must confess I grew up with the Rankin Bass Rudolph and we still watch it every Christmas.
Octo had never seen it before I moved here, but it turned into tradition.
The Russians were quite skilled at this stop motion.
I'm sure she'll throw up a video when she gets home.

Quote JR : " I'm sure she'll """" throw up a video """",,,, when she gets home. "

Um ,,, I ain't no one's keeper ,,, but ,, ya might want to talk her out of swallowing Those Videos .

Perhaps I should have said that differently, like She'll gack up a video.

No I never saw any of those stop motion animations. Not really any American versions of the craft at all. I grew up with the Eastern Europe and Russian variety and I loved them.

I love this stuff, and I think everybody grew up with Rudolph.

Oh gawd I had a nightmare after watching that abominable snowman the first time in Rudolph. I dreamed it was Mason, our dog, and I had to kill him because we couldn't take him with us on our trip somewhere. I didn't kill him but I broke his jaw. I woke up crying

(05-17-2017, 08:52 PM)Octo Wrote:  Oh gawd I had a nightmare after watching that abominable snowman the first time in Rudolph.  I dreamed it was Mason, our dog, and I had to kill him because we couldn't take him with us on our trip somewhere. I didn't kill him but I broke his jaw. I woke up crying

Maybe Herbie can help you... He was a "Dentist" you know.

That terrier could eat corn on the cob if he had thumbs.

they still play rudolph at christmas time on tv here.
frosty too.

that land of broken toys made me super sad when i was a kid.

(05-19-2017, 03:16 PM)eclipsed Wrote:  they still play rudolph at christmas time on tv here.
frosty too.

that land of broken toys made me super sad when i was a kid.

I cried like Nancy Kerrigan I was so scared when I first saw that damn abominable snow man.