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Walt Disney Treasures - the Chronological Donald Vol Walt Disney Treasures - The Chronological Donald Vol. 3 (1947- 1950) [2 DVD] Walt Disney Treasures - The Chronological Donald Vol. 3 (1947-1950) [2 DVD] Nok en utgave i Treasures-serien som hyller Donalds innsats i Disneys kortfilmer. Denne gangen er det årene 1947-1950 som dokumenteres med i alt 30 kortfilmer fordelt på to disker. Walt Disney Treasures - The Chronological Donald Vol. 3 (1947-1950) Jack Hannah, Jack King, Bob Carlson Walt Disney Animation 1947-1950 Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment 4:3 Fullskjerm (1,33:1) Dolby Digital 2.0 263 min. 2 6 Nok en skatt Vi tar opp tråden der vi slapp sist. Annen verdenskrig er over og det begynner å lysne for Disney på ny. Donald er fremdeles selskapets sterkest skinnende stjerne, også når etterkrigstidens optimisme rår i noen få år. I perioden 1947-50 er det høy aktivitet hos Disney. På langfilmfronten er det fremdels fokus på episodefilmene som startet under andre verdenskrig, men store deler av staben er også opptatt med gigantsatsingen Tornerose (1950). Donald, på sin side, har dratt Disney ut av krigsperioden med hodet over vannet og lever et aktivt liv i kortfilmene. Kortfilmene fra denne perioden holder meget høy kvalitet. Vi befinner oss fremdeles i en form for gullalder for Disney-animasjon. Donald har fått lov til å utvikle seg fra de første filmene hvor han stort sett kun hadde raserianfall gjennom det hele og handlingen og karakterutviklingen var minimal. I de senere årene har kortfilmene fått bedre manus og Donald som karakter har fått mer spillerom og flere andre karakterer å spille sammen med. Dette gjør seg sterkt gjeldende i denne perioden, hvor en rekke bikarakterer introduseres som en metode for å sparke liv i kortfilmene. I noen av filmene skyves Donald vekk fra hovedrollen og bikarakterene tar nærmest over showet. Jeg mener dette er en styrke for filmene i denne perioden, isteden for å bli ensidig fokusert på Donalds uflaks og påfølgende raseri. eZ Publish PDF-eksport 1 av 5 Best kjent av sidekarakterene er Snipp og Snapp. Eller Chip og Dale som de heter på originalspråket - navn de fikk via kortfilmen Chip 'An Dale (1947) som er inkludert her. De to elskelige ekornene dukker opp en rekke ganger på denne utgivelsen til Donalds velkjente irritasjon. Best i dette utvalget er de fantastiske Winter Storage (1949) og Toy Tinkers (1949) hvor Donald og ekornene har en episk kamp med leketøy som våpen. Flere andre karakterer dukker opp så som en irriterende bie, en iherdig bille og en haug slagferdige maur. Min favoritt blant bikarakterene er den høylydte fuglen i Clown of the Jungle (1947). Denne kortfilmen er kjent for de fleste via Disneys julekavalkade, hvor denne på mystisk vis dukker opp hver julaften til tross for sin manglende tilknytning til høytiden. Manusforfatterne gir Donald stadig et bredere spekter å spille på og løfter han ut fra det endimensjonale raserianfallene vi kjenner ham fra. I flere av kortfilmene fra denne perioden gis Donald et preg av hvermansen i hans vei gjennom livet preget av uflaks og uhell. Så som i Donald's Dream Voice (1948) hvor han mislykkes som dørselger fordi ingen forstår hva han sier eller i The Trial of Donald Duck (1948) hvor Donald blir dratt til retten for ikke å gjøre opp for seg på en restaurant. Gjennom disse prøvelsene ser vi Donald som speilbilde av oss selv og våre egne problemer, selv om Donald som regel har en hissigpropps løsning på utfordringene. Selv om flere av filmene har mer utbroderte historier fungere også filmene med enklere innhold. En favoritt i så måte er Drip Drippy Donald (1948) hvor en dryppende vannkran er kilde for Donalds søvnproblemer. Så godt som uten dialog, er filmen nærmest for en pantomime å regne akkompagnert av et inspirert lyddesign. Søvn er også utgangspunktet i Sleepy Time Donald hvor Dolly må geleide en søvngående Donald gjennom en rekke hindringer. Dolly er en av karakterene som akkompagnerer Donald i disse kortfilmene - det samme gjør de tre nevøene Ole, Dole og Doffen, samt Langbein i kortfilmen Crazy with the Heat. The Chronolgical Donald Volume 3 er en meget god samling kortfilmer som viser Disneys animatører og manusforfattere på høyden av kvalitetskurven. Som dokument over denne perioden er utgivelsen uovertruffen. eZ Publish PDF-eksport 2 av 5 Utgivelsen: Disney har nok en gang gjort en meget god jobb med å restaurere disse kortfilmene. Alle filmene presenteres i tilnærmet originalformat i 4:3 fullskjerm 1,33:1. Bildet er så godt som støv- og skittfritt og fremstår som så godt som nytt. Lyden er også oppdatert til Dolby Digital 2.0 og fungerer meget godt. Ekstramaterialet er nokså begrenset, men det som er tatt med er interessant nok. Dokumentaren The Many Faces of Donald Duck presenterer Donalds viktighet for Disney-studioet gjennom mer enn 70 år. Dokumentaren Sculpting Donald tar for seg hvordan modelløren Ruben Procopio utformer 3d-modeller av Disney- karakterer og Donald i særdeleshet. Begge diskene er også utstyrt med et segmentet From the vault. Her introduserer Leonard Maltin en håndfull kortfilmer som på en eller annen måte kan oppfattes som støtende på publikum. Litt unødvendig og veldig amerikansk tilnærming spør du meg, men man bør absolutt få med seg dette utvalget også. Totalt sett en meget god utgivelse av filmer som glir rett inn i den animerte kanon. The Chronological Donald vol. 3 - film for film: Straight Shooters (1947) Sleepy Time Donald (1947) Donald's Dilemma (1947) Crazy with the Heat (1947) Bootle Beetle (1947) Wide Open Spaces (1947) eZ Publish PDF-eksport 3 av 5 Chip 'An Dale (1947) Drip Drippy Donald (1948) Daddy Duck (1948) Donald's Dream Voice (1948) The Trial of Donald Duck (1948) Inferior Decorator (1948) Soup's On (1948) Clown of the Jungle (1947) Three for Breakfast (1948) Tea for Two Hundred (1948) Sea Salts (1949) Winter Storage (1949) Honey Harvester (1949) All in a Nutshell (1949) The Greener Yard (1949) Slide, Donald, Slide (1949) Toy Tinkers (1949) Lion Around (1950) Crazy Over Daisy (1950) eZ Publish PDF-eksport 4 av 5 Trailer Horn (1950) Hook, Lion, and Sinker (1950) Out on a Limb (1950) Donald's Happy Birthday (1949) Bee at the Beach (1950) Anmeldt av Tom-Erik Lønnerød, 09.06.09 Takk til Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment for anmeldereksemplar. Relaterte artikler: Walt Disney Treasures - The Chronological Donald Vol. 1 (1934-1941) Walt Disney Treasures - The Chronological Donald Vol. 2 (1942-1946) Ja ChronologicalDonald3_cover; eZ Publish PDF-eksport 5 av 5.
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