As Oswald goes into the jungle to torment the animals, he seems to have no shame. It's the same old story with a bit about an ostrich. There is a ferocious lion that we've seen numerous times. The animation is crisp and clear an so visually this is quite good.
2 Reviews
Black-and-Yellow, and Watched All Over
ramon-rodriguez319 October 2011
This cartoon is among the Oswald shorts created by the Winkler staff. Like most of those that were released in 1929, the short was intended to use audio. Too bad, only the film survive. Because of that, a musical track was added as a substitute. Upon seeing it at a video site, one thing that makes this one unique from those of its period is that the picture is black-and-yellow. Before colored pictures became standard, shooting movies this way was meant to express a certain climate (for example: summer). As to how the story goes, we have Oswald who explores the jungle, riding on an ostrich. He would then confront two large creatures in his exploration.
See also
Awards | FAQ | User Ratings | External Reviews | Metacritic Reviews
