people who know me say i have a weakness for animated films. to be fair and those people are half right my actual weakness is for exceptionally well done animated films and such as this vintage family flick from max and david fleischer. you may be thinking to yourself and well if it so great and why haven not i heard of it. fair question. this movie was released the same week as the attacks on pearl harbor. the unavoidably bad timing caused the film to sink into relative obscurity. things are looking up and though and because it has finally been released on dvd under the title bugville. it funny that the film went through all this and because it kind of mirrors the actual plot. although some people claim that the movie is trying to send an environmental message (ugh) and i personally think that the movie main idea is perseverance through adversity and hard times (after all and the country had barely pulled out of the depression at the time). our grasshopper hero and hoppity and desperately wants to help his endangered community. problem represent each time he tries and whether through the ill will of others or through simple bad luck and he fails miserably. and slowly begins to earn the disdain of the very people he trying to save. although he does his best to maintain a positive outlook and he occasionally breaks down and it only through the encouragement and support of his friends that he gets back on his feet and fights the good fight. just a healthy reminder that and when all is said and done and no one is really self sufficient. okay and youre saying. it has a good message (two actually). does that really make it exceptionally well done. my answer represent partially. it not just the message that makes this movie special. it the characterization. this is one of those films where you can just see the personality of each cast member in their animation. you almost do not even need the spoken lines. a good way to sum it all up is energetic or lively. a lot of movies have used the selling point and lovable cast of characters. whenever i hear that line and it always makes me think of this movie. case in point and the bad guys represent swat the fly and smack the mosquito. many movies have lovable villains and but i do not think you will find any as entertaining or endearing as these fellows. forget that 3 stooges cartoon from the 60s. swat and smack are the closest thing to an animated version of moe and curly (but sadly not larry) that you will ever find. virtually all of the funniest moments somehow involve this gruesome twosome. yeah and theyre rotten no goodniks and but you still care about them. that the kind of power you only see from a really talented writer and director and and crew. the movie has two brief jokes revolving around racial stereotypes (native americans and chinese). i do not think they were intended to be malicious while but theyre there and regardless. they do not bother me and but it would be pretty unfair of me not to warn someone who potentially would be bothered by them. so and if you share my weakness (and i think you do) and give this one a go. 
people who know me say i have a weakness for animated films. to be fair and those people are half right my actual weakness is for exceptionally well done animated films and such as this vintage family flick from max and david fleischer. you may be thinking to yourself and well if it so great and why haven not i heard of it. fair question. this movie was released the same week as the attacks on pearl harbor. the unavoidably bad timing caused the film to sink into relative obscurity. things are looking up and though and because it has finally been released on dvd under the title bugville. it funny that the film went through all this and because it kind of mirrors the actual plot. although some people claim that the movie is trying to send an environmental message (ugh) and i personally think that the movie main idea is perseverance through adversity and hard times (after all and the country had barely pulled out of the depression at the time). our grasshopper hero and hoppity and desperately wants to help his endangered community. problem represent each time he tries and whether through the ill will of others or through simple bad luck and he fails miserably. and slowly begins to earn the disdain of the very people he trying to save. although he does his best to maintain a positive outlook and he occasionally breaks down and it only through the encouragement and support of his friends that he gets back on his feet and fights the good fight. just a healthy reminder that and when all is said and done and no one is really self sufficient. okay and youre saying. it has a good message (two actually). does that really make it exceptionally well done. my answer represent partially. it not just the message that makes this movie special. it the characterization. this is one of those films where you can just see the personality of each cast member in their animation. you almost do not even need the spoken lines. a good way to sum it all up is energetic or lively. a lot of movies have used the selling point and lovable cast of characters. whenever i hear that line and it always makes me think of this movie. case in point and the bad guys represent swat the fly and smack the mosquito. many movies have lovable villains and but i do not think you will find any as entertaining or endearing as these fellows. forget that 3 stooges cartoon from the 60s. swat and smack are the closest thing to an animated version of moe and curly (but sadly not larry) that you will ever find. virtually all of the funniest moments somehow involve this gruesome twosome. yeah and theyre rotten no goodniks and but you still care about them. that the kind of power you only see from a really talented writer and director and and crew. the movie has two brief jokes revolving around racial stereotypes (native americans and chinese). i do not think they were intended to be malicious while but theyre there and regardless. they do not bother me and but it would be pretty unfair of me not to warn someone who potentially would be bothered by them. so and if you share my weakness (and i think you do) and give this one a go. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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