Tubefish.net - Punch Trunk

solesirching73	( 37 days ago)
LOL @ 4:00-4:08 "John!" "Marcia!"

OrangeRatchet09	( 53 days ago)
Man, this was a cartoon that was used in Daffy Duck's Quackbusters! Weird, because it seemed out of place for a Looney Tunes movie about ghosts. Glad I found this cartoon!

Kazeneko	( 74 days ago)
Drunk guy at 4:28. ROFL!!!

WHaven1994	( 100 days ago)
Thank you Thank you Thank you. I have searched for this for years. This confirms what I know believe...If you want something, check Youtube first! This is what cartoons are all about!

nct90	( 100 days ago)
that elephant is too cute! especially when he goes around helping people.

honeegrrl	( 105 days ago)
Notice how everyone is smoking in this cartoon?

Rabbit0	( 112 days ago)
I love this one.

CantankerousAkane

( 136 days ago)

Very much agreed, elephantmarch. Anyone who assumes that animation direction entails nothing more than sitting around all day drinking tea while other people scramble to meet deadlines is really, REALLY speaking out of turn. 2hotinaz, do a little research before you go running your mouth like that! I would even argue that animation direction is MORE difficult and time-consuming than live-action film direction.

elephantmarch

( 144 days ago)

directing a "cartoon" requires no less effort then directing anything in live action. Chuck Jones was particularly adamant and drew all the major key drawings for the animators to keep everything solid. A director does just as much "work" as the "many other people". The cartoon would be a mess is there wasn't a main person with the final say and vision on everything. For a "cartoon nut" you seem quite oblivious to how their done.

2hotinaz

( 144 days ago)

I just noticed that the voices were done by Mel Blanc, RIP. Why did 'Chuck' Jones get the credit for these cartoons? He only 'directed' them, (whatever THAT means in reference to cartoons) The actual WORK was done by many other people. Yes, they did get credit for their work, but really, how does one 'direct' a cartoon? Still, I really loved this. I never saw it before, and I was a cartoon 'nut' when I was young. Thanks for sharing.

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