And to Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street

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Gary Gray in And to Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street (1944)

Stop Motion Animation Animation Comedy Short

Third of the seven Academy Award® nominated Puppetoons for Best Animated Short Subject and the second based on a story by Dr. Seuss. Marco, a young boy re-imagines progressively more elabora... Read allThird of the seven Academy Award® nominated Puppetoons for Best Animated Short Subject and the second based on a story by Dr. Seuss. Marco, a young boy re-imagines progressively more elaborate scenes on Mulberry Street.Third of the seven Academy Award® nominated Puppetoons for Best Animated Short Subject and the second based on a story by Dr. Seuss. Marco, a young boy re-imagines progressively more elaborate scenes on Mulberry Street.

Director
- George Pal
Writer
- Dr. Seuss
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- Gary Gray

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6.8/10

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Director
- George Pal
Writer
- Dr. Seuss
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- Gary Gray

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Nominated for 1 Oscar
- 1 nomination total

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- Dr. Seuss
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9/10

Adding Color

In another of George Pal's Oscar-nominated Puppetoons, we have the tale of a young boy whose father always asks him what he saw on the way to and from school, He spots a horse pulling a cart, and gradually builds it up in his mind.

It's the movie version of Doctor Seuss' children's book, of course. This mixture of live-action and Pal's madcap models strts in the dull, commonplace world of black-and-white. It becomes more and more fantastic, with the lighting becoming brighter, and the fantastic hues of Technicolor infusing the screen.

Some of Pal's Puppetoons can be criticized for their old-fashioned and racist attitudes. This one is just delightful.