O Carnaval dos Biscoitos

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A fun little short, Not exactly a Christmas Cartoon but there is candy cane's so its a pass. In this story the cookie queen needs a king but she cries to a stranger about having nothing to wear. So the stranger makes her a dress for the party and its off to the carnival.

This is a semi-sweet cartoon, with a parade cookies trying to choose their next king and queen. The story is cleverly done with nice animation and interesting-looking characters. The songs and music were so-so.

The gingerbread man helping decorate the Cookie Girl was a sight reminiscent of that of Cinderella turning from rags to riches. And, clips of the kissing scene between the two cookies can be seen in promos of old Disney videos.

Grade B-

A bunch of living deserts and various candies and sweets parade down a candyland main street. A candy girl is upset because she has nothing to wear until some gingerbread dude slathers her in frosting so she can join the parade. The story somewhat lost me after that but I was still pleasantly distracted by the deserts on show. It's hardly a Cinderella story.

The world created in the cartoon is certainly vivid and imaginative. The colors are bright and appealing, and might leave you craving candy afterwords. It kind of reminds me of the third level in James Pond II: RoboCod, or Watson's drug-induced nightmare in Young Sherlock Holmes.

A rare silly symphony that manages to still work in the 21st century.

There were several of these cartoons that create a village or a culture based on some aspect of life, be it bugs or pastries or in this case, cookies. One of the female cookies is sad because she has no chance to win the top cookie prize, so a young male cookie recreates her using all the frosting and stuff lying around. In the process, we get to see a whole bunch of different cakes and cookies strut their stuff. Well done an colorful.

Oh this Silly Symphony is just precious, it's a confectionery Cinderella story that could be the most visually appealing and adorable one of them all! As a Silly Symphony I think The Cookie Carnival has something of an advantage because most people love cute old-fashioned cartoons, and everyone loves candy! The only other thing that I've ever seen quite like it is the Simpsons episode where Homer daydreams about the Land of Chocolate. Why does candy always look so good in cartoons? I don't know what it is, I love watching things that have that particular effect on the viewer, that make you hungry while you're watching them. My favourite edible feature was the sweet roll red carpet. Its just maybe a little too sickly-sweet for some and some of the singing was on the shrill side, but I just mainly love it for the impressive visual candyland appeal. Everything except for the quick naughty joke with the éclair.. All of the characters in the Cookie Carnival are, well, cookies. And after undergoing a cakeover, one of them goes from being all flat with corners in her limbs to human-looking in one sugah powdered second, which at the time was apparently considered Disney's first fully feminine character, with the artist later going on to animate Snow White, and you can see faint similarities between the two. I love how the passion of the two lucky cookies melts the lollipop they hide behind to steal a kiss at the end, it's surely the Sweetest love story ever! This cartoon is probably not to everyone's tastes, but for me the novel hook and sheer eye catching cuteness make it very memorable and endearing indeed. A sweet sweet super lovely little animated gem of the series - Bon appetite! 🍪 💖