The Adventures of Oswald the Lucky Rabbit


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The Adventures of Oswald the Lucky Rabbit






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| Trolley_Troubles - 1927 |
A cow, a widely varying track, a goat, and hills all pose problems for Oswald and the trolley full of young passengers that he conducts.

| Oh_Teacher - 1927 |
This short depicts Oswald's bicycle ride to school and his recess time plot to win over a female classmate by getting revenge on a rival.

| Great_Guns - 1927 |
After enlisting and kissing his lover goodbye, Oswald finds himself in the midst of trench warfare. There, he does battle with a defenseless little mouse and a disapproving big bear.

| The_Mechanical_Cow - 1927 |
Oswald wakes up a mechanical cow and the two work together to serve milk to young animals. The cow becomes a rescue means when Oswald's lady friend is abducted by monstrous trigger-happy gangsters.

| The_Ocean_Hop - 1927 |
Oswald competes in an airplane race against the unscrupulous Pegleg Pete, who's not above dirty (or sticky) tricks.

| All_Wet - 1927 |
After a day of selling most unusual hot dogs, Oswald bribes his way into a lifeguard position. Just then, his gal pal needs rescuing.

| Rival_Romeos - 1928 |
Oswald rushes to get to his feline love interest before another animal suitor (a bear?). While there, Oswald's efforts to serenade the cat are thwarted by a hungry goat.

| Bright_Lights - 1928 |
Lacking the 50 cents needed for admission, Oswald sneaks into a shimmy dance show, resulting in quite the wild mayhem to eject him from the theater.

| Ozzie_of_the_Mounted - 1928 |
As a member of the mounted police, Oswald tries to catch wanted criminal pegleg pete, taking chase on a mechanical horse.

| Oh_What_a_Knight - 1928 |
Oswald's efforts to woo a lady in a tower lead to him having to duel with her armored protective father for her hand.

| Sky_Scrappers__1928 |
On a day of construction work, Oswald buys a box lunch from his love interest and then must defend her honor by standing up to a much larger co-worker.

| The_Fox_Chase - 1928 |
Oswald has some troubles as one of many participants in a bumpy fox hunt.

| Tall_Timber - 1928 |
Misadventures abound as Oswald's day of outdoor activities like canoeing and hunting is intruded upon by a bird, a bear, and some boulders.

| Alice_Gets_Stung - 1925 |
This short eventually lives up to its title, but not until young human girl Alice gets caught up in animal antics including Julius the cat chasing a rabbit and bottom-swapping bears.

| Alice_in_the_Wooly_West - 1926 |
Alice is primarily a spectator as cats and bears play rodeo and cowboy bandits.

| Alice_s_Balloon_Race - 1926 |
Alice participates in a hot air balloon race, as does Julius the cat who has all sorts of wacky ideas, most involving other animals, to overcome various obstacles.

| Plane_Crazy - 1928 |
As pilot of a small newly-built airplane, Mickey Mouse runs into some takeoff trouble (and Clarabelle Cow, then called Carolyn). Good thing Minnie is there to help steer him right!

| Steamboat_Willie - 1928 |
You're not a serious fan of Disney animation if the iconic image of Mickey Mouse whistling and steering a boat isn't already burnt into your consciousness. The rest of this milestone short isn't as apt to turn up in company retrospectives: Mickey helps a tardy Minnie board the ship, has some run-ins with bully boss Pete, and uses a variety of objects and animals to play "Turkey in the Straw."







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Paramount's CLOVERFIELD (with vfx from Double Negative and Tippett Studio) devoured the box office competition for the first three days of the MLK holiday weekend (Jan. 20), boasting the best January opening ever with an estimated $40M. Meanwhile, Fox's 27 DRESSES debuted in second place with $22.7M. Last week's winner, THE BUCKET LIST, followed in third for Warner Bros. with $14M for a cume of $41.5M. Fox Searchlight's Oscar-contending JUNO settled for fourth with $9.9M and an impressive tally of $85M. Fifth place belonged to Screen Gems' FIRST SUNDAY with $7.8M and a cume of $28.4M. The sixth place finisher was NATIONAL TREASURE: BOOK OF SECRETS (with vfx from Asylum and Fusion CI Studios), which dug up another $7.609M for Buena Vista, raising its total to $197.4M. Overture's MAD MONEY debuted in seventh with $7.6M. Fox's ALVIN AND THE CHIPMUNKS (with vfx from Rhythm & Hues) slipped to eighth with $6.9M to bring its terrific tally to $196.2M. Warner Bros.' I AM LEGEND (with vfx from Sony Pictures Imageworks) staked the ninth spot with $4.8M for a lively cume of $247.4M. And holding 10th again was Golden Globe winner ATONEMENT from Focus Features with $4.7M for a cume of $31.8M.

On the animation front, Universal's VeggieTales movie, THE PIRATES WHO DON'T DO ANYTHING, managed only $2.8M in its second week for a tally of $7.7M, while Sony Pictures Classics' Oscar-contending PERSEPOLIS added $281,000, raising its total to $910,000. Box office information obtained from boxofficemojo.com.