Donald a sa Crise

When Donald is unable to open a window to get rid of his cigar smoke, he goes ballistic. He absolutely destroys Daisy's house. She orders him to get some help with his temper or she will not go out with him anymore. He signs up for a temper control class. Of course, we know that there will be consequences. This one is pretty good, just for the full blown tirade he goes on.

This is another hilarious Donald Duck cartoon, where Donald attempts to control his temper after trashing Daisy's house as a result of not being able to open her living room window for her. Daisy promises not to see him again until he cures his temper.

The laughs piles as Donald orders a machine that hurls insult after insult to him and will declare Donald cured if he can endure the machine for 10 minutes without losing his temper. What results are classic slapstick humor and gags one after the other, from Donald getting his ears blasted with loud noise to him being socked in the face. Him trashing Daisy's house was also hilarious.

Daisy also gets a little temper-tantrum as well - very funny as she quarrels with Donald. Funny stuff here - one of the best Donald and Daisy cartoons!

Grade A

Donald is on his way to Daisy, which occured a temper problem, which Donald manage to change his temper to have good spirits, which Daisy lost her temper in all of a sudden, seemed nice to see Donald in good temper, but seemed unpleasant in the end. Not really good one...

This is a good short it teaches a lesson on how to control ones temper,in this short donald plays a cartoon teenager called KATIE KA-BOOM but does not say i am not over reacting i am a teenager nor does he transform into a monster also there is a scene where donald drives through a garage and on top of the garage there was a sign saying ACME very odd since that can be found in warner brother cartoons.

One of my favourite Donald Duck cartoons. The gags are spot-on here, right from the beginning with Donald destroying Daisy's house, Donald taking the radio's insults to help control his temper and especially the fun ending involving Daisy, a ridiculous-looking hat and a complete reverse of events. The animation is as ever colourful and the background art is suitably fluid, and the music is perfect, action-enhancing, full of energy and very dynamic especially when Donald loses his temper. The story is simple and perhaps familiar territory yet crisp and always fun, almost a nice mix of Self Control and Modern Inventions. As for the two characters, Donald is as temperamental and likable as ever, and Daisy matches him in every way, looking remarkably detached as Donald destroys her house yet her temper is almost as bad as his. All in all, a great cartoon, one of my favourites and one of Donald's funniest. 10/10 Bethany Cox