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Subgenre Sampler
What's New Mr. Magoo? (TV Series) (1977)- The myopic animated star returns in this follow–up series. Jim Backus (Gilligan's Island) stars as the lovable near–sighted goof,…
Paddington Bear (TV Series) (1975)- London's cuddly, overcoated bear made his television debut in 1975 as a stop–motion puppet (a la Postman Pat), much to the delight of children…
Oliver Twist (animated) (1973)- Dir. Hal Sutherland
- Warner Brothers' merry musical feature based on Charles Dicken's classic.
Robin Hood (1973)- Dir. Wolfgang Reitherman
- Uncle Walt's animated version of the oft–told tale, with American elements sprinkled among the swordfights and songs. Some nice suprises too.
Charlotte's Web (1972)
- Dir. Joseph Barbera, William Hanna
- Nicely animated adaptation of E.B. White's fable about a barnyard spider who befriends a shy piglet whom she tries to save from the bacon factory.
Dr Seuss - The Lorax (1972)- Award–winning animated version of the Dr. Seuss environmental fable about the greedy, tree–chopping Once–lers and the brave little…
Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids (TV Series) (1972-1984)- Feat. Bill Cosby
- Great compilation of episodes from the long–running 70s cartoon series, based on Bill Cosby's own childhood. "Greatest Hits" Disc 1: Lying,…
Panda Go Panda (1972)- Dir. Isao Takahata
- An early proto–Studio Ghibli kids flick (made as a 2–part TV special) features Hayao Miyazaki as writer and character designer and…
Snoopy Come Home (1972)- Dir. Bill Melendez
- The second Peanuts film has Snoopy traveling to see his sick former owner and feeling obliged to return to her permanently.
Tintin and the Mystery at Shark Lake (Lake of Sharks) (1972)- Dir. Raymond LeBlanc
- Standalone animated Tintin feature (and second of two) finds Snowy, Captain Haddock and co. on a lakeside vacation – picturesque front to a global…
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