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‘Fur of Flying’ clip

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If you go see “Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga’Hoole” this weekend, you’ll be treated to one of the new stereoscopic 3D Warner Bros. cartoons, “Fur of Flying.” A clip of the short has been lingering on the net for a while and I never got around to posting it, so I figured today was as good a time as any.  I can’t wait to sse it (and the other shorts WB has been cooking up.)  Maybe we’ll be seeing it pop up in the Best Animated Short race.  Take a look at the clip after the jump.

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11 responses to “‘Fur of Flying’ clip”

  1. Duncan Houst Avatar

    Uh, Kris. I don’t mean to sound like a jerk or anything, but is this really deserving of an entire post?

  2. forts Avatar
    forts

    It’s not like Kris isn’t gonna write a post about The Social Network or something because he posted this… Shorts get Oscars too yaknow

  3. Kristopher Tapley Avatar

    Duncan: Is anything worth a post? I mean in the grand scheme of things.

  4. Chad Hartigan Avatar

    Ugggh. Seeing computer animated Roadrunner and Wile E. Coyote makes my stomach turn.

  5. Duncan Houst Avatar

    @forts – Indeed, but only good ones.

  6. THE Diego Ortiz Avatar
    THE Diego Ortiz

    This looks like a rip-off of 127 Hours.

  7. interstellar Avatar
    interstellar

    @chad : I was going to write that!!

  8. Al Avatar
    Al

    I like my looney tunes hand drawn, thank you.

  9. Estefan Avatar

    The Looney Tunes are cinematic icons. Of course, they deserve a post.

    It’s a shame that the three shorts Warner made are attached to three films I have little interest in seeing.

    Why wouldn’t they attach one of them to Inception? It wasn’t unusual, in the older days, for a Looney Tunes cartoon to be shown prior to a Casablanca or a White Heat.

  10. mrmcfall Avatar
    mrmcfall

    I love the Looney Tunes! I’m glad WB is giving them the silver screen treatment again

    @Estefan: Yea, but in the old days, we used to drive Pintos. Some traditions are best left in the dust. For me, it would’ve been tonally off-setting.

  11. Angry Shark Avatar
    Angry Shark

    hahahaha, I would love if they had Warner Bros. cartoon shorts before all of their movies, even serious Oscarbait, thrillers, and crime films. Serious mood whiplash, but it would kind of rock.