Website review: The Journal of Cartoon Over-analyz...
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metalbeast7 rated 3 months ago- From the page: "The Journal of Cartoon Over-analyzations"
very good- From the page: "The Journal of Cartoon Over-analyzations"
- isshe rated 3 months ago
- this site is taking cartoons to a place you never knew you always wanted to go.
- monkeychapps rated 3 months ago
- From the page: "Back in March of 2000, The Humanist magazine published an article by Lucia K. B. Hall entitled â€oeToy Stories for Humanists?”"
- Katrus rated 3 months ago
- Overanalyzations of cartoons. This is a fascinating read.
- arleas rated 3 months ago
- This is what I expect from the cartoon category. This is a site that aims to analyze and even OVER analyze the cartoons you remember as a child.
Ever wonder why Bugs Bunny dressed in women's clothing so much? Ever suspect that talking crows in cartoons were veiled racism? Ever wonder how come there's only one female and 100 males in Smurf Village? There's a Papa Smurf, but what happened to Mama?
This site aims to answer these or at least bring up more interesting questions about cartoons...
As the site also mentions, most of the content is user submitted, so if you have a pet theory, add it... - This is what I expect from the cartoon category. This is a site that aims to analyze and even OVER analyze the cartoons you remember as a child.
- SarnathFHB723 rated 3 months ago
- This guy may be digging too deep and ascribing meaning where there is none, but his thoughts on various cartoon characters and themes are convincing and interesting. There's a fine line between genius and crazy. Some things are both. When they are... they are usually awesome.
- dzur rated 3 months ago
- From the page: "The Journal of Cartoon Over-analyzations"
- iamoscar rated 3 months ago
- Hmmm, Chief Quimby as Dr, Claw does make some sense. I guess we'll never really know.
- glitterkat rated 3 months ago
- From the page: "The rule is, if you are a predatory carnivore, you don't talk, but if you are a pacifist, a vegetarian or cute, you do." Wrong. Scar talks (The Lion King). Dumbo doesn't.
