Dave FleischerArctic Giant, The (1942)
You can find more information regarding this film on its IMDb page.
This item is part of the collection: Animation Shorts
Director:
Dave Fleischer
Producer:
Max Fleischer
Production Company:
Fleischer Studios
Audio/Visual:
sound,
color
Keywords: superman; animation
Creative Commons license:
Public Domain
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Reviewer: apenny13 -
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December 25, 2006
Subject: Superman - Arctic Giant
Superman Arctic Giant is another excellent older color animation which is good quality and funny. A T-rex frozen is brought to a museum and thaws. Mayhem results. Very funny.
Reviewer: me#1 -
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February 11, 2006
Subject: The "Ur Godzilla"?
This may be one of the original sources of inspiration for everybody's favorite Japanese monster, Godzilla! As you will note this cartoon predates Godzilla's appearance in Japanese film lore by a good 12 years, yet we see many Godzilla-like qualities in this one.
Food for thought?
Reviewer: teddybare -
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March 14, 2005
Subject: The First Godzilla
In this yarn, a t-rex tramps through Metropolis, way before Godzilla was born. Superman saves the day.
Great print. BTW, I never saw Superman ever leap over a tall building, but he does in this one!
Reviewer: FP -
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October 23, 2004
Subject: Excellent print quality
You already know the film is good - but this copy is really clean, too. No scratches, dust, splices.
Reviewer: dynayellow -
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October 22, 2004
Subject: Tyrannosaurus Goofy
Another great Max Fleischer cartoon featuring Superman. This time, a T-Rex has been unearthed in Siberia, encased in ice, and wouldn't ya know it? The darn thing thaws out, comes to life, and goes on a rampage.
Worth the download for several reasons: first the animation is excellent. Second, the T-rex is just so goofy, it's impossible not to laugh as you watch the thing with its big buck fang teeth snapping up Lois Lane for a snack. I have to wonder if the movie audiences this short was intended for actually found it scary.
Anyway, great animation and unintentional laughs mean entertainment.