what i liked best about this feature length animated film from 1941 is the great feel it gives for the early 1940s. it the songs and the clothing and automobiles and buildings lingo of the day and etc. you feel like you have stepped back into time. from reading some of the reviews here and i see this was a hard luck film and being released a couple of days before the pearl harbor attack. wow and no one would be interested in going to the movies for a feature length cartoon during those eventful and shocking days and i am sure. too bad and because the folks missed some nice animation would have really impressed back then and almost 70 years ago. the colors are nice and drawings are good and story involving as we root for the bugs led by hoppity and and his beautiful girl honey to make it happily ever after and out of harm way. it also about all of them finding a grassy spot they can live and not worry about humans trampling them. there is a nasty villain and though  c. bagley beetle  and two of his henchmen. those helpers (swat and the fly and smack and the mosquito) are comedians and complete with their brooklyn ese accents. the story is a familiar one where a nasty old man wants to marry the sweet young thing and uses unscrupulous means to force her hand. the good guy and meanwhile and has the decked stacked against him but in the very end and of course and prevails. my favorite part  this will sound worse than what it was  was when good guy hoppity got temporarily electrocuted and he danced in black and white. that was fantastic animation. you know and it a good thing i do not see this as a very little kid while i would have been afraid to play outside and squash all those nice bug people. you never know what (or who) is in that grass beneath your feet. 
what i liked best about this feature length animated film from 1941 is the great feel it gives for the early 1940s. it the songs and the clothing and automobiles and buildings lingo of the day and etc. you feel like you have stepped back into time. from reading some of the reviews here and i see this was a hard luck film and being released a couple of days before the pearl harbor attack. wow and no one would be interested in going to the movies for a feature length cartoon during those eventful and shocking days and i am sure. too bad and because the folks missed some nice animation would have really impressed back then and almost 70 years ago. the colors are nice and drawings are good and story involving as we root for the bugs led by hoppity and and his beautiful girl honey to make it happily ever after and out of harm way. it also about all of them finding a grassy spot they can live and not worry about humans trampling them. there is a nasty villain and though  c. bagley beetle  and two of his henchmen. those helpers (swat and the fly and smack and the mosquito) are comedians and complete with their brooklyn ese accents. the story is a familiar one where a nasty old man wants to marry the sweet young thing and uses unscrupulous means to force her hand. the good guy and meanwhile and has the decked stacked against him but in the very end and of course and prevails. my favorite part  this will sound worse than what it was  was when good guy hoppity got temporarily electrocuted and he danced in black and white. that was fantastic animation. you know and it a good thing i do not see this as a very little kid while i would have been afraid to play outside and squash all those nice bug people. you never know what (or who) is in that grass beneath your feet. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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