Review by luige-cp

Indeed, the rise of the short Woodpecker is in the 40's! Honestly, it's very difficult to give an average or low note pros short this time because all are fantastic.

And Mad Hatter is no different, launched in 1948 by Lantz studios, brings a wonderful animation with movements compared with Warner and Disney. And the short has influences of Disney, being directed by Dick Lundy. The Woodpecker receives a letter saying that he will make a screen test in the studio Bee Movies, of course, it should go elegant, then takes his hat and puts it on his head, but as she dirty and old ends up being destroyed by insects. So Woodpecker will buy a new hat in Leoncio shop, where he does everything to put the hat on the head of Woodpecker. After much confusion happens, the hat moves alone and let the Woodpecker crazy and want your hat anyway, leaving an influence of Disney, where his character Donald also goes through similar situations.

With so much confusion, the Woodpecker in the end destroys the roof of the film studio and do not get the test. Woodpecker gets angry and appears the girl of dreams and the Woodpecker finds a way and gives it his laugh ....

The short is very good, deserves to be recognized. I do not understand the 6.2 rating it should be at least 6.8. And some episodes of the 60 have higher grades, which is kind of wrong.

Woodpecker is very beautiful here, he is very charismatic. Leoncio is also very charismatic. And the goose is also funny.

Fred Brunish funds are full of color and give that line the episode. And the music of Darrell Calker is fantastic, in 1948 he is still in his prime, with many beautiful compositions. Little did that months later, The Woodpecker Song would be a tremendous success.