"Mr. Bug Goes to Town" - Part 2

(a.k.a. "Hoppity Goes to Town" and "Bugville")

Mr. Bug / Hoppity (C) 1941 Paramount Pictures
-The releases on home video were owned by Legend Films, Republic Pictures, Goodtimes Home Video, and several independent companies.-

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Max
• and
• Dave
• Fleischer
• 1941
• animated
• feature

[rmadara]

I don't think Fiescher was trying to emulate Disney at all. He was a great artist in his own right.

[vanillammmmm]

thnx so much for upload

[elbethere]

@babysmilesaa It was made in 1941, so it's about 70.

[tiberiousgraccus]

yes thanks for upload ! remembered this while driving today...I loved it

[andthenanumber]

thanks so much for putting this up! what a classic!

[lilcoffeebandit]

I love the music as Hoppity is jumping along the street!

[Eisendrache2]

Holy shit! It has to be at least 15 years, since I saw that Movie the last time. And I am 23 years old. ;)

[ufee]

This film is brilliant in so many ways.

[babysmilesaa]

omgsh!!!!! im 12 and i have this VIDEO at home! i was just watching it!!! how old is this movie?? i always love to see originals and classics :)

[Eszra]

This movie is the reason I don't walk on the grass anymore! I love it!

[MWolfL]

@SomeFluffer64

Like all the fairy-tales Disney hadn't done at that time most likely. I wonder what their version of Rumplestiltskin would've been like.

[SomeFluffer64]

@MWolfL they would probably adapt classic books that Disney didn't adapt.