Porky in Wackyland

This is a brilliant use of animation working with in and around the frame, and sublime in subverting expectations (like, you know, gravity).

It's incredibly weird, but also entertaining and has some interesting surrealistic backgrounds and animations.

It's wacky alright, and pretty amusing too.

Wacky indeed!

It's the original version of one of my least favorite Looney tunes shorts (Dough for the Do-Do). And even tho the remake that I hate is almost a shot for shot remake of this I liked this version much much much better.

The Do-Do: "Yes, I'm really the last of the Do-Dos. Ain't I, fellas?"

A lot of praise has been heaped upon this cartoon by Robert Clampett, but I tend to find it as bit tedious. The surrealism is definitely unique, but it doesn't disguise the fact that there really isn't much to the story, and the concept goes stale pretty quickly.

Unusually good cartoon

Awsome motion/character managed, I loved the never ending scene with all those imaginary elements.

This one of those cartoon shorts that grows on me with every time watching it.

It's pretty typical in content and form for the era, but my god is beautifully drawn, with a relentless onslaught of gorgeous visual gags.

I normally dislike "wacky" humor. The thing that makes it work so well here is, quite simply, the excellent animation.

(Please check out "IT'S A BIRD" BY CHARLES BOWERS which doesn't get the credit it deserves for inspiring this.) A minor classic of surrealism and one of the essential Warner shorts. Almost seems like a fond farewell to the anything-goes style of animated short that was falling out of fashion in favor of more focused and conventional storytelling. The dodo's personality would influence Daffy Duck, who had appeared at this point but in primitive form.

Has gorgeous animation backed up with an amusing premise. Like everybody has said about this short, it's pretty damn wacky.

How imaginative! I think the Fleischer brothers did this kind of stuff better, but still, this is great stuff.

Some interesting visuals (i especially enjoy the black and white animation) but it's not very funny at all. Especially the punchline.

Very amusing. Almost like what might have happened had Fleischer and Jones worked together.

Classic. One of Porky's best.