Ignatz invents various methods for hurling bricks at Krazy who takes this as a term of affection. The only entry of the series to be modeled after George Herriman's original comic strip characters.
Ben Harrison, George Herriman
United States
Is it worth your time? If you have any patience for early animation history, absolutely. If you prefer your cartoons to make logical sense or follow a traditional narrative, you’re going to be annoyed within thirty seconds. It’s essentially a one-note joke stretched into a beautiful, bizarre little loop. There is some...
Comparing the cinematic DNA and archive impact of two defining moments in cult history.
Ben Harrison
Edgar Jones
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"Is it worth your time? If you have any patience for early animation history, absolutely. If you prefer your cartoons to make logical sense or follow a traditional narrative, you’re going to be annoyed within thirty seconds. It’s essentially a one-note joke stretched into a beautiful, bizarre little loop. There is something genuinely hypnotic about the way Ignatz winds up to throw a brick. It’s not just violence; it’s an obsession. The timing feels off in the best way possible, like watching som..."
