Leon Schlesinger's Bugs Bunny: An Animated Cartoon

This essay is the outcome of multiple researches. Which is based on the comparison and contrast of a Disney movie and its fairy tale. This will be an advantage for knowing the difference between a movie and a fairy tale, especially when the movie is derived from that fairy tale. The movie, Chicken Little, is based on the popular fairy tale Henny Penny. The fairy tale is about a chicken that believes the world is coming to an end, since the sky is falling, later he is eaten by wolves in the woods.

He is a strong fighter and has many similarities to Bigwig. Bigwig is a member of the owsla who decided to leave the Sandleford warren and venture off with Hazel and the rest of the rabbits. Being in the owsla means that he is a strong and large rabbit, and he also is able to fight well. Although he is in the owsla and has to take orders straight from the chief rabbit, he isn’t all that good at it. "I dare say a good many rabbits would have kept quiet and thought about keeping on the right side of the Chief, but I'm afraid I'm not much good at that" (Adams, 12).

He writes for kids, like Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, James and the Giant Peach. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory become a movie. One of his short stories, landlady, don’t have an end, which gives the readers more to think, to imagine. Although in his story adults represent evil, but there is at least one good adult to fight with other evil adults, especially in BFG (Big Friendly Giants). Ray Bradbury and Roald Dahl are both like to write short stories.

However, the monsters featured in Monty Python are used to poke fun at the traditional quest. This is exemplified when King Arthur arrives at the entrance of the cave of Caerbannog. Tim the enchanter attempts to warn King Arthur of the horrendous beast guarding the cave by stating “Well, that’s no ordinary rabbit. That’s the most foul, cruel, and bad-tempered rodent you ever set eyes on...Look, that rabbit’s got a vicious streak a mile wide. It’s a killer”(Gilliam).

52. Finally, another major difference between these two key characters is their physical appearance. Ponyboy describes himself as not-bad looking, with “light-brown, almost-red hair and greenish-gray eyes” p. 1 He is small for his 14 years, and seems to fit his name ‘Ponyboy’ quite perfectly - young, innocent, cute. Dally, on the other hand, has much more ferocious features! Ponyboy describes him as having an “elfish face, with high cheekbones and a pointed chin, small, sharp animal teeth, and ears like a lynx” p. 10.

SUBJECT: Woody woodpecker TITLE: The Screwball AUTHOR: Ben Hardaway and Milt Schaffer Background Information: Woody Wood Pecker was created in 1940s by Lantz and the storyboard used to be done by Ben Hardaway. Ben Hardaway had previous works of daffy Duck, Bugs Bunny, and The Penguin Parade. Development of Character looks: Woody wood pecker looks and character were influenced by the different people who worked on his storyboard. Woody wood pecker character was evolved from what was known as a gaudy designed insane bird, until 1961 where he became more refined looking, straight, serious and trying to be good. At that time Woody Wood Pecker started to lose his popularity.

One of these mechanisms is a train. These fast moving machines help humans travel through rural and secluded areas faster, but kill many animals that enter its path and emit harmful smokes and smells. “...-while leading the pursuit of the fugitives, had been run down on the iron road by a train” (Adams pg 308) Granting all this, Adams still shows that sometimes humans try to help animals. One example is when a rabbit named Woundwort had just lost his mother and was alone in the woods. A man walking by had noticed him and instead of killing it upon sight, took him home, nursed him back to health, and let Woundwort live with him.

In the novel of Watership Down, Richard Adams tells a story of a peculiar band of rabbits and writes about an epic journey filled with danger, trials, and hope. One quote Adams says is, “Animals don't behave like men, he said. If they have to fight, they fight; and if they have to kill they kill. But they don't sit down and set their wits to work to devise ways of spoiling other creatures lives and hurting them. They have dignity and animality.” (237) Adams attempts to get the readers to listen to the leadership lessons in the story he wrote.

From its popular guest stars, to its never-ending merchandise, The Simpsons is everywhere. Over a quarter of a century, The Simpsons has largely influenced pop culture with its rich and entertaining history. All shows begin with a humble idea, and The Simpsons is no exception. Matt Groening, the series’ creator, was working on a simple comic called “Life in Hell”, about a rabbit family (De La Roca 1). In 1987, he was set to pitch an idea to Jim Brooks, an executive at the Fox network, about a group of short animated sketches to be played during the newly created Tracey Ullman Show (De La Roca 1), and was going to use his rabbit comic, but decided against it (Fox would gain the rights of whatever he created).

*1 Depp, who conneccted Capt. Jack Sparrow as a mash-up of Keith Richards kPepe Le Pew (and based part of his Willy Wonka on |in Kangaroo), found inspiration for his lupine lothario JtOs animation. "I just had this burning vision in my t and all I could think of was the wolf in the Tex Avery Sftoors: a hip big bad wolf with a fedora and zoot