http://www.classicmoviegab.com/2006/11/tcm-turning-to-animated-series/ Yada, Yada, "anything" Classic Movies... Thu, 02 Feb 2012 20:57:35 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.classicmoviegab.com/2006/11/tcm-turning-to-animated-series/comment-page-1/#comment-143 OhMyGoddess Sat, 09 Dec 2006 05:24:00 +0000 http://kickbackgirl.wordpress.com/2006/11/03/tcm-turning-to-animated-series/#comment-143 I have been an avid Turner Classic Movie buff for years because of its great collection, but now I find myself watching films late at night that I don't even like just to catch one of these clips. The first one that I saw was the one with King Kong ("Gareaugorille"). At first I didn't get it and was a bit creeped out by the whole thing. But then came "Faulty Connection" and I was hooked! Last night I had the pleasure of laughing myself crazy through "3Divemensional". TCM gives no backstory or tags about the clips so I had to troll the internet to find more about these works and the creator. With very limited search criteria in hand, I managed to find this blog and a few others which then led me back to the TCM website - which doesn't even reference the shorts at all on its homepage! I finally found the first 5 of the 13 clips through the Search option (thanks to learning Bruno Collet's name here). But the final indignation with TCM came when I was unable to see them because they wouldn't load properly. (Maybe because I use a Mac, but still....!) Now I have to stay tuned night after night to TCM to see the rest of the shorts since we have no way of knowing when they will be shown. I sincerely hope someone puts together a DVD compilation so that I can watch these innovative and hilarious short animations whenever I want and be able to share them with friends and family. I thank you for putting this clip on your blog. Bruno Collet has a new fan in me (and I don't even like cartoons!) and, if these shorts were more readily available, he'd would surely be "the man"!! I have been an avid Turner Classic Movie buff for years because of its great collection, but now I find myself watching films late at night that I don’t even like just to catch one of these clips. The first one that I saw was the one with King Kong (“Gareaugorille”). At first I didn’t get it and was a bit creeped out by the whole thing. But then came “Faulty Connection” and I was hooked! Last night I had the pleasure of laughing myself crazy through “3Divemensional”. TCM gives no backstory or tags about the clips so I had to troll the internet to find more about these works and the creator. With very limited search criteria in hand, I managed to find this blog and a few others which then led me back to the TCM website – which doesn’t even reference the shorts at all on its homepage! I finally found the first 5 of the 13 clips through the Search option (thanks to learning Bruno Collet’s name here). But the final indignation with TCM came when I was unable to see them because they wouldn’t load properly. (Maybe because I use a Mac, but still….!) Now I have to stay tuned night after night to TCM to see the rest of the shorts since we have no way of knowing when they will be shown. I sincerely hope someone puts together a DVD compilation so that I can watch these innovative and hilarious short animations whenever I want and be able to share them with friends and family. I thank you for putting this clip on your blog. Bruno Collet has a new fan in me (and I don’t even like cartoons!) and, if these shorts were more readily available, he’d would surely be “the man”!!

]]> http://www.classicmoviegab.com/2006/11/tcm-turning-to-animated-series/comment-page-1/#comment-142 geoffrey Wed, 15 Nov 2006 11:21:00 +0000 http://kickbackgirl.wordpress.com/2006/11/03/tcm-turning-to-animated-series/#comment-142 It kicks ass. The is great animation. So tasty. It kicks ass. The is great animation. So tasty.

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