Hannah Barbara Cartoons ... anyone else remember the cheapness?

Owen · 29-08-2007 04:49PM #1

I hated Hannah Barbara cartoons. They always used the same sound effects no matter what the cartoon was (For example, running away, when the character is running on the spot, and then takes off), and the animation was so cheap, you could always tell where a trapdoor was on the floor as it was a square in a completely different shade the rest of the floor.

Anyone else remember anything shoddy about them?

Max_Damage · 29-08-2007 05:58PM

Sorry, I have to disagree you on this one. I'm a big fan of Tom & Jerry, and I always though Hannah-Barbara cartoons were superior to the likes of what Warner Bros. & Disney came out with. Their was a period though in the 1960's when Tom & Jerry cartoons were made in Czechoslovakia if I remember correctly, and the animation and story lines suffered somewhat. Nevertheless, I still liked them.

tricky D · 29-08-2007 06:10PM

You got to remember the context. These were made in the 60's and 70's, when loads of us still had black and white, things like motion blurring didn't exist. Most of the big advances in animation came later in the 80's.

Steve_o · 30-08-2007 11:00AM

The Flintstones, the Jetsons etc.....Shoddy?? You Sir, have all the characteristics i distain and none of the vices i admire....HAVE AT YOU!!!

Ryaller · 31-08-2007 09:47AM

ned78 wrote:

I hated Hannah Barbara cartoons.

Are you high???

Top Cat!!!!

steveone · 31-08-2007 12:07PM

yep, HB for the icecream and cartoons.. i prefer them to the rest..:D
your'e on your own he he

deedee lepoopoo · 31-08-2007 03:35PM

Hanna barbara was THE BEST-
Captain Cavemannn
Hong Kong Phooey
Yogi Bear to name a few - THE BUSINESS, I tells ya.

Dyr · 03-09-2007 03:48PM

Ryaller wrote:

Are you high???

Top Cat!!!!

Ha ha, remember that routine during the credits that Top Cat went through before going to bed in his trash can??
I was mad about it, I drove the parents mental trying to mimic it..looking for something to act a blindfoldy type thing and drining glasses of milk

Ryaller · 03-09-2007 05:23PM

Ah that was the business! Good times...

WindSock · 03-09-2007 07:47PM

I agree with the OP. If children can spot shoddy workmanship in the land of cartoons, then thats saying something. I did enjoy Tom and Jerry on an occasion though.

Hannah Barbara Cartoons ... anyone else remember the cheapness?

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