"Bongo" is on the dull side, but the "Beanstalk" part is pretty cool. Donald's delirium is so over the top and funny. The live action scenes with the puppets feel unnecessary.

Only reason I can't give it a full 100 is because I actually haven't seen the Bongo clips.

Edgar Bergen's puppets are pretty much the scariest things ever.

Gotta hand it to Mickey on this one, he makes this film somewhat a must-see.

It's a terrible short about a bear with bad musical numbers, followed by an extremely average Mickey Mouse cartoon. In between these two, we have a featurette starring a creepy man entertaining small children with even creepier puppets. Seriously, those puppets should be thrown on a bonfire. And I'm tempted to say that man should be as well.

One of the better "package" films that Disney made for reasons of financial constraint during and after WW II. Mickey and the Beanstalk is the stronger of the two featurettes, with Donald and Goofy getting good laughs. Donald's descent into starvation-induced madness deserved an Oscar. The second segment, Bongo, drags a bit, but does benefit from Dinah Shore's singing and narration.