The short was released on December 4, 2001, on Walt Disney Treasures: Mickey Mouse in Living Color. Mickey Mouse In Living Color started after the end of B&Ws cartoons. 1992 – Donald's Quack Attack, episode #28 (TV)
1992 – Mickey's Mouse Tracks, episode #18 (TV) 1983 – Good Morning, Mickey!, episode #38 (TV) This pencil test was done for 'The Mail Pilot. The press release has stated that, in addition to all the features mentioned above, there will also be rare footage of the only MM B&W pencil test known to exist.
Open & share this animated gif transparent, mickey mouse, with everyone you know. Short tears at edges, slight wear and discoloration along old folds. Poster depicting Mickey Mouse in a classic cartoon short, 'The Mail Pilot.' M.
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There’s also some great gags like Pete being dragged through a church steeple and then to the ground, having the church bells wrapped around him as he clanks his way into a mail bag to be captured. One-sheet movie poster for the re-release of the animated film in its uncut, uncensored format. The gags here are pretty darn good as well, including the ways Mickey makes his plane keep going that I mentioned before. Here, it’s a simple gag, but Minnie’s picture gives Mickey the strength to push forward. It’s a bit of a prescient piece, as this is still 6 years before World War II, when many American men would be in planes with pictures of their sweethearts. There’s also a bit of the romantic, as Mickey has a picture of Minnie with him in the plane. Certainly, he gets menaced and is the underdog, but he resorts to quick thinking, trying to make his downed plane into a helicopter with a jury-rigged clothesline or taking the propeller off a windmill to power his plane. This features Mickey as the dashing hero, a role he has not played since his earliest appearances. This is probably the most dynamic of the Mickey shorts in quite some time, for that reason.
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The animation in The Mail Pilot is outstanding, not just getting us from point A to point B, or plodding along from side to side, but taking dynamic angles, shooting the camera straight on at Mickey flying in the rain, looking up or down at the planes in flight and making sure to keep the action in full focus. Our hero ends up winning, and delivers the package as required as well as turning Pete over to the authorities. Mickey, THE MAIL PILOT, knows his precious cargo must get through - even when menaced by Pete in his bat-like plane. Of course, that doesn’t happen, and the two battle it out in the skies, using their planes to fight high and low. This one features Mickey as a pilot carrying an important package, looking to avoid the mail bandit Pete. The Mail Pilot is no exception, featuring some fantastic animation to compliment a simple but fun plot. From Ryan Kilpatrick at The Disney Film Project : I know I’ve said it a million times already, but Disney hit its stride with Mickey Mouse in late 1932, and all of the 1933 shorts have kept that going.
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