Problemas de barriga

Título original: Tummy Trouble

1989
G
8min

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Kathleen Turner, Charles Fleischer, Lou Hirsch, and April Winchell in Problemas de barriga (1989)

Animal Adventure Hand-Drawn Animation Slapstick Adventure Animation Comedy Family Short

El bebé Herman se traga su sonajero y Roger tiene que llevarlo al hospital para sacárselo.El bebé Herman se traga su sonajero y Roger tiene que llevarlo al hospital para sacárselo.El bebé Herman se traga su sonajero y Roger tiene que llevarlo al hospital para sacárselo.

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Classic!

This is classic, it is a double feature with the HONEY I SHRUNK THE KIDS movie. Alright, so Honey I Shrunk The Kids is a good movie, but THIS is even better. I got the movie at a garage sale just for this cartoon. This is 7 minutes of nonstop hilarious action, with Roger Rabbit and Baby Herman. It has all the classic cartoon gags you love, and is definitely Roger Rabbit's best cartoon. Also, the ending to this cartoon is brilliant and also pretty funny. This is a must see for cartoon fans, and even people who don't like cartoons. Get Heny O Shrunk The Kids not for that movie, but for "Tummy Trouble." It is a laugh riot!

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When Roger bursts into the hospital room to grieve for Baby Herman, Mickey Mouse appears as a mouse skull anatomical wall chart. Mickey's pants and shoes can be seen next to the changing screen, and a bag of money sits on the weighing scale, indicating that Mickey himself once occupied the room. Later, the mouse skull chart is replaced by a chart showing a rabbit's brain, which is a peanut.

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When Baby Herman first swallows the rattle, Roger panics and screams for somebody to call 9-1-1. However, in the end when it reverts to the "real world", the setting is the same 1940s setting as "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?" - 9-1-1 wasn't even proposed as an emergency number in the United States until 1968.