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Academy Award Nominee, Best Short Film (Animated), 1996.advertisement
Cartoon Summary:
Dr. Frankenollie, a mad scientist, transplants Mickey's brain into a monster's body, known as Julius, becomes obsessed with pursuing Minnie, and Mickey, whose... (more)
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Originally released theatrically with "A Kid in King Arthur's Court." The first new Mickey Mouse cartoon in over 40 years is brought right up to date for modern audiences. Inspired by the 1933... (more)
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Comments By: bd3 |
This short is finally on the "Walt Disney Treasure" DVD "Mickey Mouse in Living Color Volume 2". Anywhey i saw this short 8 years ago when it was released with "George Of the Jungle". It sort of reminded me of KATIE KA-BOOM... (read more)
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Comments By: agent56 |
this a great short. mickey starts of forgetting his aniversary for video games. couldnt depicked my generation better. the fast pace and beautiful animation makes this a great cartoon. the fact that mickey makes the mistake of leading minnie to beleave that she... (read more)
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