Somewhere in Dreamland (1936) Color Classic
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Published 2019-11-19
Director: Dave Fleischer
Stars: Mae Questel, Gus Wickie -
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All Comments (21)
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This is a beautiful cartoon. It shows empathy towards the less fortunate ❤
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The Tailor, the Baker, and the Toy Shop owner have heart of golds!
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The part where the mom cries because that’s all she can provide and the kids still are so grateful makes me tear up every time
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I remember crying over this as a kid. Age 33 and it STILL brings me to tears!
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I used to watch this cartoon with my grandpa, he would always tell me to appreciate the things I have and how hard my parents worked to support us. We were poor, but we were happy.
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Ugh breaks my heart when the little boy says “aww I’m still hungry ma” 🥺😭💔
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I am watching this on my 61st birthday. saw it many years ago, it made me cry them, it made me cry today.
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I grew up with this. Made me relate so hard as a kid :(
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Oh my God, I love this cartoon so much. It reminds me of the good old days. I love it so much.😭🫶🏻
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I can’t believe I found this.. I remember watching it as a child and I was so drawn by it. Still am I can’t watch this over and over. And not get tired. I
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I watched this as a child, im 74. It still makes me teary eyed!!,💗💗💗
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We need this back today more than ever 😢
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Oh my god, I remember seeing this as a child and being absolutely heart broken. This movie has not left my brain ever since.
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Story from 1936 & I'm crying in 2021 ♥️
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I use to watch this with my family when I was quite little in the early 2000's. My grandma would compare this to her time growing up during the Great Depression, and I never forgot it. Somehow this cartoon was able to bridge that gap and helped me be grateful for what I have rather than what I don't. Rest easy Grandma. I will always remember you through this cartoon, and I will show my children when they are born.
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I'm amazed by this handmade, totally handmade, truly handmade cartoons. not one pre or post processed image by computer. parallax scrolling, wonderful colours, fluid animations. unbelievable hard work behind.
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I just love how all three of those men took time out of their day to give this poor family a free meal. As a kid, I did not appreciate that as much as I do now.
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Historical context: . This cartoon was made during the last years of The Great Depression in USA. The cartoon somewhat reflected what happened those times.
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I was poor as a child and my parents did their best just like this mom. It makes me cry to see this. Also, mindblowing visuals for 1936!!
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Saw this as a kid in the late 90s. Stuck with me forever. I grew up lower class and still felt awful for these kids..... Now I'm a dad and both of these babies look and act like mine....I can't stop crying. We aren't doing anywhere near as bad as I was when I was a kid and I think this cartoon helped with that.
