Interesting that they seem to be the only ones in Polacolor as opposed to Technicolor.Ħ. Such square music, although the cartoons themselves are not bad. My least favorite cartoons are the Paramount Screen Songs, most of which have the Paramount logos blacked out. The black and whites are okay, but the Aladdin color 'special' is not too great, although I saw a much worse copy on another DVD.ĥ. I personally think they're okay, and most have the Paramount logo rather than Associated Artists Productions at the beginning, IIRC. Popeye- many, many '50s cartoons, which I think Steve doesn't like too much. Fleischer Colortoons- They range in quality too, though if I remember correctly, the Gabby cartoons look quite good.Ĥ.

I have a feeling I won't enjoy the Production Code-era cartoons, when Betty's sexiness was toned down.

Haven't watched all, but I like what I've seen. Those are for the most part okay quality, but not all of them.Ģ. I can take 'em or leave 'em, but I like the color live action intros by the real Stooges. My take on it, although I haven't watched in a while.ġ. The interesting thing is that the 300 set groups the cartoons together by character- for instance, the Popeyes are mostly all together. I actually had two sets with 75 or so cartoon each, but then upgraded to the 300. The quality is up and down, some are okay, some are pretty bad and I remember one Casper having a severe sound problem. I bought the one with 300 cartoons on it, some silent.

600 cartoon collection