An anthology of original animated shorts in the style and theme of Gary Larson's Far Side comics.An anthology of original animated shorts in the style and theme of Gary Larson's Far Side comics.An anthology of original animated shorts in the style and theme of Gary Larson's Far Side comics.
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These cartoons are for the person who is tired of the same things and wants a surreal look at the world. Animated in the widely known style of Gary Larson, this series will not disappoint a real Far Side fan. Filled of the great satire of these classic comic drawings, anyone who misses these series should watch it, as it carries the typical humor known to the lover of these comics throughout the series. Deeply involving a diverse outlook of life. The only downside I can see is a consistent similarity, but for someone who truly likes the series it shouldn't be a problem. Nostalgic, lovely and very original. For the lover of the macabre with a lighthearted twist.
People (or at least anthropomorphic creatures) die in various comedic ways. Again. If you liked the first one, this is more of the same.
This is just great!!! It's so typical Gary Larson, the drawings and the humor. Add some animation, and Puff - you've got you're self some quality cartoon out of the ordinary! Much better than Disney junk (lately) or the stuff on Cartoon-Network (bad)! Hard to say what I like the most about these to wonderful cartoon-treasures, but perhaps the one where Death goes on vacation or when the deer with the red tie around his head gives a new meaning to the Deer Hunter. Gary Larson's Tales from the Far Side come in two parts (they come from your TV or in the mail) and they serve quality humor. You will laugh. You will smile. It's highly recommendable..
Did you know
- TriviaIn the cats vs. dogs segment that is meant to look like an old Civil War documentary, there's a group photo of cats with a banner that reads 5th Michigan Siamese Division "We Fight If We Please, Or If We Don't Please". The slogan is a direct reference to the 2 Siamese cats from Lady And The Tramp and their song (We Are Siamese If You Please, We Are Siamese If You Don't Please)
- ConnectionsFollows Tales from the Far Side (1994)
- SoundtracksCrazy
Written by Willie Nelson
Performed by Rebecca Kilgore (vocals), Bill Frisell (guitar), Wayne Horvitz(Piano), Andy Roth (drums) and Phil Sparks (bass)
Tree Publishing Co., Inc.
A Division of Sony Music Publishers
Used with permission.
[plays while Vera dances with 'Ed']
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- Gary Larson's Tales from the Far Side II
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- Runtime45 minutes
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