Woody Woodpecker's Shorts from 1954-1972 are usually very Forgotten and little appreciated by Fans, in particular they seemed just as good to me as the Previous ones, and several had good plots, especially this one.
Here we have a Wandering Woody who by mere Chance manages to get a Bandit imprisoned, but he escapes from Prison to take revenge, but Woody will set him Various Traps and Gags in the process.
Animation reminds me of Depatie-Freleng, it's Minimalist but charming, Character Designs are Simple but still memorable, Backgrounds are short in detail but nicely colored and easily likable, Cowboy Design is Pretty Good and his Personality fits to the characters, The Background Music provided by Clarence Wheeler was decent and fits the mood and Dal Mckennon and Grace Stafford excelled as actors.
The Short had a good roll of funny Jokes, it has a new and well-implemented plot, its Characters are Easily Memorable and Woody is still funny as usual.
Recommended, but not entirely efficient, so I give it an 8.
Here we have a Wandering Woody who by mere Chance manages to get a Bandit imprisoned, but he escapes from Prison to take revenge, but Woody will set him Various Traps and Gags in the process.
Animation reminds me of Depatie-Freleng, it's Minimalist but charming, Character Designs are Simple but still memorable, Backgrounds are short in detail but nicely colored and easily likable, Cowboy Design is Pretty Good and his Personality fits to the characters, The Background Music provided by Clarence Wheeler was decent and fits the mood and Dal Mckennon and Grace Stafford excelled as actors.
The Short had a good roll of funny Jokes, it has a new and well-implemented plot, its Characters are Easily Memorable and Woody is still funny as usual.
Recommended, but not entirely efficient, so I give it an 8.