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The Horse, Confusing Seahorses Everywhere

Homemade Horse from Eighty Four Films on Vimeo.

Artist Mel Kadel illustrated and narrated the brief short about horses, unicorns, and perspective. Also rainbows coming out of butts.

Previously in Unicorns

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Wibbly Wobbly Timey Wimey Stuff

Most Famous Lost Doctor Who Episode Returns… As Animation

One of the only bits of footage we still have of the final installment of the Doctor Who serial “The Tenth Planet” is of the First Doctor’s regeneration into the Second. That’s kind of crazy, because one, it’s the debut of the Cybermen, two, it’s the episode that introduced the idea that the Doctor can regenerate, which means that, three, it’s the final episode of the First Doctor, played by William Hartnell. No one’s really sure what’s happened to the BBC’s prints of the show, but the studio doesn’t have a print of it fit for broadcast. Planet 55 Studios, however, is creating an animated version of the final episode for the DVD release of “The Tenth Planet.” This is but a preview.

(via io9)

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Fans Do Cool Things

What If BBC Sherlock Was An Animated Cartoon Series?

Like many of us, Angela Taratuta is a fan of BBC Sherlock. But unlike many of us, she decided to turn the series into a cartoon by redrawing screencaps from A Scandal in Belgravia. Beware: cartoony Sherlock feels!

(via Angela Taratuta on Tumblr)

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Warning: This Video Will Make You Want an Oreo, Like, Real Bad

This short and sweet chocolatey animation was put together by artistic pair Larry Moss, who took the photos, and Kelly Cheatle, credited as “Oreo stylist.” Do you think they had any leftover Oreo pieces when they were done? Do you think I could eat them?

And now I’m going to go eat lunch. And maybe Oreos.

(cvia That’s Nerdalicious!.)

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Oh Hollywood

Think Fast! Can You Recognize All 26 Movies in this Cinematic Alphabet?

From Apocalypse Now to Zero Dark Thirty (I admit I was really hoping for Zardoz), Evan Seitz completes his ABCinema series just in time for the Oscars this weekend.

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Watch Paperman, the Animated Short that Premiered with Wreck-It Ralph

Paperman was nominated for the Best Animated Short Oscar, and now you can watch it in full, perfectly legally, from Disney’s YouTube channel. Cute!

(via everywhere.)

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A Sneak Peek at Pixar’s Newest Short

It’s about umbrellas who fall in love. It’s also an excellent example of the thriving trend of Tertiary Sexual Characteristics in animation.

(via Cinema Blend.)

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Girls Just Wanna Have Fun

Meet Thunder and Lightning: DC Nations’ Newest Sister Superheroes! [VIDEO]

I can understand if some of you aren’t familiar with Thunder and Lightning, the superhero daughters of DC Comics’ Black Lightning. They aren’t the most well-known superheroes and they don’t exist (so far) in the New 52 but they are pretty swell gals. Here’s a clip from an upcoming short on Cartoon Network’s DC Nation programming block with the two acting like sisters do. Interesting tidbit Sue from DC Women Kicking Ass pointed out: this clip includes mention of Grace Choi. Grace was a member of The Outsiders as well as Thunder’s girlfriend in the comics. If you stop the video on Thunder’s cell phone (or click over to see a screenshot at DCWKA) you’ll see the two are at least friends in this animated universe.

(via DC Women Kicking Ass)

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The True Power of the Nintendo 64

Once upon a time, some parents filmed their kids opening a brand new Nintendo 64. Years later, somebody took the audio and did this.

Yes, yes, you can find the original video below the jump.

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Bloody Good Fun

1946 Walt Disney Menstruation Animation Tells Us We’re Ok Just The Way We Are

No, this video from 1946 isn’t perfect as far as feminism goes but I have to say, I’m surprised to find it so…not 1946? Though I guess I’m even more surprised Walt Disney Productions made a video about our periods at all. 

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