Giant 600 Cartoon Collection - Titles Compilation (Part 1)

[@christianpeligrinocagadas9781]

Note: Popeye the Sailor cartoons are currently owned by Warner Bros. Pictures and Turner Entertainment, with King Features Entertainment under licensed for the original comics and characters, while Betty Boop currently owned by Paramount Global through Paramount Pictures, Melange Pictures, LLC. & Fleischer Studios. Note: Those cartoons featured are in public domain.

[@dumontpictures7303]

What I found strange is that the print for the Betty Boop cartoon 27:23 "Is My Palm Read" they use here, is one of those crappy redrawn color version but with a black and white fitter. If you watch the cartoon you may notice how choppy the animation it looks. That's because it was redrawn and repainted very slovenly to add the bright and messy colors in. You can even tell when you watch it you can see that the film is not like the normal black and white cartoon like the others. The color version also cuts quite a bit of the cartoon. Including one scene where Bimbo looks into his magic ball, and sees Betty's past where they show a naked baby Betty taking a bath. I'm not sure why but I guess where ever they got the prints for these cartoons. They never found the original black and white print for Is My Palm Read so they must of use the redrawn version. But added the black and white fitter, because yeah the color version is hard to look.

[@AnimationManiac]

Also for some of the cartoons, they put a fake the end title for some reason. Off topic I like your profile

[@NSHG]

Can also add they lowered the pitch (or speed of the whole cartoon), pretty similar to what public domain distributors did to most Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies shorts (a few good examples being Ali Baba Bound, The Case of The Missing Hare, A Corny Concerto and Yankee Doodle Daffy.)

[@cartoonbackups]

I literally found the original version of "Is My Palm Red" with one quick search.

[@ScroogeKamaziMD]

Fun Fact: "Me Musical Nephews" is the only 40s Popeye short has been fallen into the public domain (the rest of the 40s shorts still being in copyright)

[@staspastukh2005]

Why?

[@FatMexicanLuigi]

@@staspastukh2005 world war 2 Era episodes

[@staspastukh2005]

@@FatMexicanLuigi What reason?

[@ran-sama2519]

Fun fact: the titles of "A Haul In One" at around 10:30 are mismatched because of a master tape error: the splitted aap ending card should be on the Popeye cartoon "Gopher Spinach" which in fact is missing exactly that portion of its aap end title. How did this happen? I have no idea.

[@dennisdogbo3496]

Me musical nephews 😊

[@STHF253TVPicturesAE]

24:08 same outro as baby be good

[@rkdvideo]

Betty Boop cartoons used to air on Pluto's Classic Toons channel--before they nixed that channel almost 2 years ago.

[@ran-sama2519]

Around 7:00, the cartoon titles are mismatched. The opening titles are for Aladdin and his Wonderful Lamp, but the ending titles come from Popeye the Sailor Meets Ali Baba's Forty Thieves. Disc error?

[@cassavetesforaday]

Not sure, might have been an editing error on my end

[@ZacharyShebeck]

There’s a mistake at 11:24 you see after the a.a.p logo you can see that they switched to the normal version of the famous studios logo I don’t know why maybe someone can reply me what happened, and at 11:47 you can partially see the a.a.p logo

[@otchyibarra0361]

Betty Boop is my favorite on here

[@ThatBHB1]

10:34 Here's a Mistakes. There's a Parts Of Plaster in Paramount Cartoon Logo Instead Of Associated Artists Productions Inc. Ending Is A Haul in One (1956). Reply Me.

[@crewlolthevyonder9542]

WHAT?

[@williamkeyser-ec9ns]

Why are the Krazy kat in lucid group

[@krystalshocked]

NTA did the worst to these films

[@rickymarcial571]

2:30

[@andrewdupuis1151]

i have this set

[@cartoonbackups]

Giant 600 Cartoon Collection? Sounds like a short way to say Massive 600 Horseshit Quality Theatrical and Television Shorts Collection