i have only seen this once in 1986 and at an artsy theater in minneapolis. but i remember it like i saw it a thousand times this morning. hilarious (sawing for teens and playing scrabble with all e tiles) and beautifully animated (taking off her eyes and shaking them back into position and then putting them back on) and and poignant (the end of the world and the pettiness of a snit). required viewing for the human race. calling this simply a cartoon is like calling the great gatsby nifty typing. 
i have only seen this once in 1986 and at an artsy theater in minneapolis. but i remember it like i saw it a thousand times this morning. hilarious (sawing for teens and playing scrabble with all e tiles) and beautifully animated (taking off her eyes and shaking them back into position and then putting them back on) and and poignant (the end of the world and the pettiness of a snit). required viewing for the human race. calling this simply a cartoon is like calling the great gatsby nifty typing. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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