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996 examples of Cartoon in a sentence

I have viewed this cartoon as a child, a father, and now a grand-father.
It is my favorite cartoon.
I totally love the main song which comes up throughout the cartoon.
I think it is a beautiful little cartoon.
If you overlook the fact that the plot has been done many times, this is a hilarious and gleefully enjoyable Looney Tunes cartoon.
If you are very sensitive when it comes to extreme racial stereotypes, this cartoon is not for you.
This is Classic Disney at its live action cartoon best!
Before the WWF became cartoon with Hulk Hoagan leading the way, the events of WWF TV broadcasts of the very early 1980s resembled the wild, wild west with all kinds of grudges and vicious acts of violence performed by some of the wrestlers that are known today to be the WWF's most beloved stars.
Runaway Robot!" ( which was also the poster in front of the 3 movie theaters I saw it at --NOT the nice little color poster on this site, with headshots of all the cast, and cartoon of Crimebuster --which really wasn't THAT good--they OUGHT to have used an action scene from the film itself--didn't they have an onset photographer?
Last but not least, the hero is truly heroic without being a cartoon.
This is because it was the first sound cartoon.
I didn't remember much about Rainbow Brite except I used to like the cartoon and that it was cute.
Rainbow Brite is one of the best cartoon characters ever created in my opinion.
Tiny Toons is the first cartoon I remember watching as a child and I loved every minute of it.
Despite looking dated, "Inki and the Minah Bird" is, my opinion, an enjoyable and charming cartoon.
This cartoon has no dialogs, just sounds and music, but this combination works out pretty well.
The moment of impact-conclusion is your choice of: a)Shakespearean metaphor of life and humanity in a cartoon costume; b)sublimation of violence into homo-erotics; c)humorous detonation of an impossible buildup.
I couldn't find the song, but I remembered that it it had to do with cartoon bugs.
And then to see that it was produced by the Fleisher Bros. who did another very good full lengh cartoon feature of "Gullivar's Travels" (also remembered fondly).
These cartoon writers are unrelenting with their corny (and fun) puns.
In 1933 Mae Questel caricatured Pitt's voice for the character Olive Oyl for the Fleischer Studios animated cartoon version of the comic strip Popeye.
Okay so the Emperor has back slide and become a selfish spoiled brat once more, accept it and enjoy the cartoon as something entertaining.
But this was perhaps one of the most memorable and funny animated works out there, and I still find it very funny today, I'll never forget the episodes, like the one where two aardvarks were fighting over the can of chocolate ant pudding? or the one where the aardvark is trying to reach the island where all the ants are at, and my personal favorite, the one where the ant, the aardvark and a dog end up in an animal hospital, which would later be the basis of a similar Looney Toon cartoon with Sylvester, Tweety and the bulldog.
Maybe a cartoon of the day would be another segment they should do, there is a ton of stuff available they could use.
Tex Avery's tenure as director of cartoons for MGM was in the 1940s and 50s was one of the brightest moments in cartoon history.
This short, which won an Oscar, spawned two sequels and a TV cartoon show, has minimal animation but adelightful script (by Theodore Geisel aka Dr. Seuss) and aneven more memorable and enchanting main character.
Steamboat Willy was not the first cartoon to feature Mickey Mouse.
I was a huge fan of the original cartoon series, and was looking forward to finally seeing Gadget on the big screen -- but I never in my wildest dreams expected something so extremely extremely terrible.
It wants to be a cartoon, but the writers don't realize that slapstick isn't funny when people get attacked by bears, or hit with baseball bats.
A real product of the 80's, the novel gimmick of a puzzle TOY (thats right, TOY not the absurd, pretentious and child alienating "collectors action figurine"), sold on the back of a poor cartoon and other paraphernalia, only matters to those who bought the TOY when they were "actual" children in the period of '84' to '87'.
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