i will start blasting the movie first. remove abbott and costello from the cast and you have got a badly colored movie and stiff cardboard from the casting department and badly dubbed sound (especially during the singing. ) and annoying dialog (ex. listen to the line mr. dinklepuss ad infinitum). obviously some studio hack thought that they could cash in on disney classic presentation of mickey and the beanstalk and but maybe audiences were either more gullible back then (improbable) or stuck in a double feature (more probable). even children should feel insulted at having this movie shown to them. a total waste of celluloid. now and about the acting of abbott and costello. bud abbott always played the straight man and and by all accounts was the nicer person off the set. on radio and his character was usually the smooth fast talker and and was especially funny when his speed caused him to flub his lines and smooth over the mistakes. in the movies and he still plays the straight man and but is more of a con artist. not that he bad at it and but that character has been played to perfection by groucho marx. the real travesty of the duo on film is lou costello. again and on radio he was funny. he played a character that was a little slower than abbott and but not too much slower. he was also glib with the lines and and got me laughing when he would ad lib at abbott mistakes. on film and i do not know if it was his decision or not and but in the movies his character becomes a shoddy impersonation of stan laurel and which in turn was even more shoddily done by jerry lewis. why the change. he was funny on radio when he was a smarta  and but here he becomes a child like character that looks like he mugging for the cameras in every shot. this characterization is shown in every movie they do and and only brings a stain to the reputation they had on radio. what is left to their film career is a poor (very and very poor) copy of laurel and hardy. the movies would have been much funnier if they had played their radio characters instead of retreads of stock casting. 
i will start blasting the movie first. remove abbott and costello from the cast and you have got a badly colored movie and stiff cardboard from the casting department and badly dubbed sound (especially during the singing. ) and annoying dialog (ex. listen to the line mr. dinklepuss ad infinitum). obviously some studio hack thought that they could cash in on disney classic presentation of mickey and the beanstalk and but maybe audiences were either more gullible back then (improbable) or stuck in a double feature (more probable). even children should feel insulted at having this movie shown to them. a total waste of celluloid. now and about the acting of abbott and costello. bud abbott always played the straight man and and by all accounts was the nicer person off the set. on radio and his character was usually the smooth fast talker and and was especially funny when his speed caused him to flub his lines and smooth over the mistakes. in the movies and he still plays the straight man and but is more of a con artist. not that he bad at it and but that character has been played to perfection by groucho marx. the real travesty of the duo on film is lou costello. again and on radio he was funny. he played a character that was a little slower than abbott and but not too much slower. he was also glib with the lines and and got me laughing when he would ad lib at abbott mistakes. on film and i do not know if it was his decision or not and but in the movies his character becomes a shoddy impersonation of stan laurel and which in turn was even more shoddily done by jerry lewis. why the change. he was funny on radio when he was a smarta  and but here he becomes a child like character that looks like he mugging for the cameras in every shot. this characterization is shown in every movie they do and and only brings a stain to the reputation they had on radio. what is left to their film career is a poor (very and very poor) copy of laurel and hardy. the movies would have been much funnier if they had played their radio characters instead of retreads of stock casting. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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