Toon fans and film historians only don’t know what to make
of Walt Disney Animation Studios‘ “Get a Horse!”

There’s a genuine atmosphere of poser surrounding this animated
short. The fact that it’s finished in black-and-white, facilities rubber-hose, pie-eyed
versions of classical Disney characters and has Walt himself providing Mickey’s
speaking voice suggests that this is something that Disney has dug out of its
vault. And nonetheless still others during a studio are suggesting that “Get A Horse!”
might indeed be an wholly opposite arrange of animal. A intense reverence to
those early Mickey Mouse shorts that was personally put together by some of top
animators operative during WDAS today.

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So what indeed is a law here? For now, a Mouse is
keeping a trap shut. Suggesting that those who have to know make their approach to
France on June
11th. Which is where “Get A Horse!” will be creation a universe entrance at
the Annecy International Animation Film Festival. Where executive Lauren
MacMullan, writer Dorothy McKim and animation fable Eric Goldberg are
expected to be on hand.

And since accurately are this contingent of animation all-stars headed
to Annecy this year? Will Lauren,
Dorothy and Eric be divulgence what unequivocally went on with “Get A Horse!”
? Did  they indeed assistance out with the
restoration / execution of a Mickey Mouse brief that Walt close down for some
reason?

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Because — trust it or not — there indeed were a few of those over the
history of Walt Disney Studios. Take — for instance — “The Plight of the
Bumblebee” AKA Production 2428. This Mickey Mouse brief (which was being
directed by Jack Kinney and featured some superb animation by Freddy Moore)
was suspended by Walt behind in 1951 since a Old Mousetro wasn’t happy with the
way a story was moulding up.

So is this what happened with “Get a Horse!” ? Or
this WDAS prolongation a equine of a opposite color? We’ll know some-more after Annecy
next month. Know this, though: If a rumors are true, “Get a Horse!”
will do a path of a festival circuit this summer before it afterwards goes into wide
release after this Nov as a charcterised brief that accompanies Disney
“Frozen” into theaters.

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So what do we folks consider a genuine understanding is with this Mickey
Mouse short? Is “Get a Horse!” something old? Something new? Or
something inbetween?

Your thoughts?