Three Little Pigs 1933 by AverageMansReviews

Three Little Pigs 1933 by AverageMansReviews

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Storyline/Art/Action/Comedy/Characters/Performances: including the pacing and on-screen chemistry all of these components go hand-in-hand in one way or another.

Storyline and pacing; they are good; this project only goes on for roughly 8 minutes. Moving on to the art; the art visually first is excellent, very engageable and still looks great to this very day in 2020; from a musical perspective it is good and based on a little bit of research [as of when this blog was first dictated; you can find a sing-along version of Who's Afraid Of The Big Bad Wolf on YouTube or just the lyrics on Google [they are just under the sing-along version providing you take the Google route and not directly to YouTube, they are before you press on the YouTube video.] I was just wondering if this may be useful information if you have young children.

Action and Comedy; we have The Big Bad Wolf/Bletcher trying to gain access into The third Little Pig's House [Practical Pig/Colvig] and every time The Big Bad Wolf/Bletcher attempts to blow the other Practical Pig/Colvig performs this musical tune on his piano [so it goes like this; blow, piano and so on.]

Characters and Performers; these characters it most definitely shows that the  Fiddler Pig/Moder and Fifer Pig/Compton as potentially and this is just speculation on my part, but they could be the two younger siblings to Practical Pig/Colvig; yes Fiddler Pig/Moder and Fifer Pig/Compton are very similar to one another by personalities and all of that; this is why I think they are of similar age, but Practical Pig/Colvig is potentially I would say eight years older than his two other siblings and the voice and singing performances; they really do bring these characters to life in every way shape and form.

This film receives: 9/10; this film is excellent; but I do have to question the Pigs names; Fiddler, Fifer and Practical? So two of them are based around the instruments they play, whilst the other is a state of thinking and a personality trait [I'm guessing calling him "Keys" was a step too far for somebody;] wouldn't it have been easier to go with Eager, Cocky and Practical On a quick side note this project has won two awards; Academy Awards Oscar, Best Short Subject, Cartoons 1934 Walt Disney and National Film Preservation Board 2007.