Review of Funny Little Bunnies

"Funny Little Bunnies" is an American 7-minute cartoon from 1934, so this one is already almost 85 years old. And for that it looks pretty good, not only because it is in color. You can see how much of an expert director Wilfred Jackson was in his field as his effort here is certainly way ahead of its time. I am not sure if I would call it funny, but it sure is full of little bunnies and different birds to who add to the fun perhaps. The music is okay, but no other components really comes close to the visual side. Some nice wit in here too and the exact contents make this a really good watch for the Easter holidays probably, but I would say that the impact during the rest of the year is so minimal that you don't wanna watch it past April or before March. So I can see why it got a decent little boost these days on the imdb star meter. It just fits in with the spirit right now. Admittedly, the comedy here may be a bit bizarre, maybe awkward at times even, but somehow it is still charming. It's fun how they could go so easily over the top back then and still easily get away with it. I recommend checking this one out, especially if you like or even love these old Disney cartoons. Also an interesting award it got looking at the political climate in the mid-1930s. See it.