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Night falls on the light daytime sky in viscous, fat drops that darken the world. That's only the first gag, but it sure sets the stage.
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14 Apr 1928
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Like how Felix reacts to the unknown by shooting it and hitting it with a baseball bat.
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Visually striking Felix cartoon with lots of spooky shadows and Felix with a pistol (that he whips out pretty freely). The logic of the cartoon is non-existent (who cares!) and there's some unfortunate stereotyping (yikes!) but this one's loads of fun, for the most part -- and who knew Felix was such a badass?
Watched as part of Tommy Stathes' Halloween Haunts DVD/Blu-ray
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Felix the Cat wrestling with a giant spider and then pulling a gun out of nowhere is the funniest thing I've seen this month
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Last of the animated shorts making up the first program in the San Francisco Silent Film Festival’s Day of Silents event at the Castro Theatre. For the record, the other nine were: Fantasmagorie, How A Mosquito Operates, Adam Raises Cain, Amateur Night on the Ark, Bed Time, Felix Grabs His Grub, Trip To Mars, Vacation and Alice’s Balloon Race.
As I predicted in my previous review of this one, the projection at the Castro was much clearer than the poor-quality preview copy made available to me before the event. Now I “understand” why we get a shot of a sub-“Five Chinese Brothers” stereotype early in the film- it’s supposed to be an explanation behind a ghostly piece of fabric Felix sees…
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The Felix I know and love would not do these things. The weight of judgement is heavy on his shoulders as he encounters his final hour
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