Zionna Edwards This Sesshomaru thanks you peasant Lamooo frfr thank yooou ❤️❤️😂 I’ve had it forever but I hate to change it cause I love bonding over Inuyasha with random strangers 🤪😅🤣
I read someplace once that, during the production of this cartoon, the cels of "Red" for her song-and-dance routine were stolen right off the camera-stand overnight (given how incredibly-sexy the character is, you can see why.) Fortunately however, the animator saved his original pencils, and it was a relatively-easy matter to re-ink & paint them for shooting. (Presumably the studio placed a guard at the door of the camera room this time...)
@@jennymcmillen5626 I wouldn't be a bit surprised if they turned up on Antiques Roadshow one day, now that you mention it...(Unless, of course, Sony-which bought MGM some years ago-tries to claim rightful ownership of them, claiming that they're "stolen property" or something...)
I absolutely love Tex Avery I can't wait to buy this when it's released! Oh how these animated Treasures are timeless with sex appeal, excitement, violence and a whole lot of hilarity! No one does it better!
@@treseancann1261 Well, they weren't that much of an issue because they were made for adults back then. Nowadays, with some tweaks, his shorts would be very well received in Adult Swim if they were made today.
The animator who brought Red to life, Preston Blair, has been called the finest animator ever of the human female form. I would have a hard time disagreeing with that! I hear this cartoon was a big hit with military audiences during World War II.
He also wrote a fantastic book on animation that’s still widely used today. I’ve got a photocopy of his lip synch chart that I reference every time I work.
Yeah, Stanley was watching Screwball Classics in his apartment! And then at the Coco Bongo Club, was where the Mask imitated the cartoon! I love The Mask, it's a great movie!
In reality someone stole several of the studio art cells that were included in making that cartoon! Remember back then you really didn't have porn the way that you do now! and those Tex Avery cartoons were really risque for the time. Tex was frequently in hot water with the vendors of the day.
This is a timeless classic, they still enjoyable today, you never too old to watch cartoons even in your 20s, 30s, 40s even older. Nothing wrong with that.
It depends on the cartoons, of course. Daffy Duck, hard anime, Bakshi, Simpsons, those won't get you any wrong looks. Anything made today for preschoolers however, with no kids... _yikes, run away!!!_ XD
@@ricardohuff8774 - I'd say they were an everybody medium when it started out, until later generations decided to make children's package shows for TV... and the rest is total garbage-history. Well the 90s tried its best to revive its former glory, but those 70s-kid parents didn't get the memo, now 90s animation is all kid stuff again. Very frustrating.
Back in the day when America was the king of Animation up until the Mid 2000s when America gave up on Traditional Animation and moved on to CGI and Cheap as fuck Flash Animation where now since the mid 2000s Japan has dominated Pop Culture with their Animation.
@@itzpro5951 I 100% agree with and same here I could never get into Anime except for A few like the Dragon Ball series, Pokémon up to the 2nd gen, Sailor Moon, The Original 80s Robotech, The Original Yu Gi Oh, Studio Ghibli Films, Kimba the White Lion, The Original 60s and 80s Astro Boy, 80s Akira Film and Sonic OVA other then that I prefer the Classic animation America used to do much more like the Disney Classic's from Snow White to the Original Brother Bear, Batman TAS, Sonic SATAM, Hannah Barbera's underrated Swat Kats which is sadly overshadowed by Samurai Jack, The original 1987 TMNT cartoon etc.
Fun fact: most cartoons in the day were animated by japanese or korean animators or studios. Also, the intros for cartoons in the 80's and 90's were animated by them; for example X- men and Thundercats among some
@@treseancann1261 So right! The problem is adults have intruded into areas that were designed for and meant for children and made them all about the adult socio-political agenda. Take the Bugs Bunny cartoons. They have been edited in some forms to skip past the villain being hit by a giant anvil or enormous hammer. I grew up on those cartoons and never once did I think bludgeoning anyone in real life would be possible answer to a predicament.
@@jonwiley2592 uh this cartoons weren't for children lmao, they used to be shown in theaters and aimed at adults lmao after they were moved to tv and since the idea " if it's animated it's for children" existed then it was broadcasted without worried til ppl started to address the content in them, get ur facts right mate
Aww, it's not the whole Red Hot cartoon. I know the night-club scene seen in this clip is the most memorable moment of it, but the sequence after this with Grandma chasing the wolf around the penthouse also has some genuinely funny moments in it as well. And the whole thing has a killer ending (...pun intended).
@@davidwesley2525 South Park is satirical commentary. It can actually get pretty depressing and meaningful. Family Guy used to be the same way with that, but the show just got tired. The staff doesn't want to do it anymore, so the quality has drastically gone downhill
@Starscream91 Ah yes, I remember chortling into a glass of Riesling when I first watched Paris Hilton encounter the Frog King during her journey through Mr. Slave's anus after he forcefully inserted her within. My companions all agreed that it was a most illuminating episode, rife with intelligent quips and colorful commentary.
Love this toon. I crack up when he howls and wolf whistles and again when he hits himself with the mallet and when he has that whistling and clapping contraption. Also the chair on the table. Imagine what other attendees are thinking when they see him doing all that. Whoah thats a big fan.
Preston Blair red hot riding hood was so well done. Most people at the time thought it was rotoscopted. And the original cels where stolen by someone so he had to do them over again. That's appreciation of talent.
Frank Graham voiced the Wolf. Billed as "Man of a Thousand Voices", he was considered by some to be even more talented than Mel Blanc. But Frank was deeply troubled. At the peak of his fame on radio and voicing cartoons, he became despondent over a rocky romance with a woman who worked at Disney. In 1950, he took his own life by carbon monoxide poisoning. He was only 35.
Actually they were going to put the wolf in the nightclub scene in that film, it was even shown in early storyboards and in one of the script drafts. But sadly they went against it, well at least The Mask did it . 🙂
I loved this cartoon as a kid, and still do today. Granted, I was born in 1988, but I saw it a lot on Cartoon Network in the 1990s. (In fact, prior to the Turner networks, this cartoon wasn't even allowed to air on television!)
I have all 4 screwball classics on VHS, and have been waiting for this! Thank you! Please put out all 4 on BD. This clip looks and sounds incredible. Just sent in my pre-order.
Tex Avery! A *"totally unappreciated genius!"* He had *this particular Red Riding Hood,* shop at *"Frederick's of Hollywood"!* In the *"Very VERY Naughty department!"*
That is very nice to look at, even better than the French DVD Box set of Tex Avery's MGM Cartoons in 2003 and the blu-ray of Looney Tunes Platinum Collection Volume 2 in 2012.
The wolf's name is Wally Wolf and Red's full is Red Vavoom. This animation looks very amazing, one of the best cartoons made by Tex Avery, and the animators who made this never ceases to amuse me.
Mr. Freeze: Waiting in the woods was the mean old wolf ready to pounce on poor Little Red Riding Hood. Icicle Jr: Oh, stop it! "Waiting in the woods was the mean old wolf ready to pounce on poor Red Riding Hood." I'm had it with that sissy stuff. It's the same old story over and over. If you can't do this thing a new way, bud, I quit. Killer Frost: Me too! Every cartoon studio in Hollywood has done it this way. Captain Cold: Yes, I'm plenty sick of it myself... (Icicle Jr, Killer Frost & Captain Cold start complaining at the same time) Captain Cold: ...The man smells! Icicle Jr. & Killer Frost: ??? Mr. Freeze: OK, OK! Alright! We'll do the story a new way!
These are the best cartoons in all time! All kids should be watching these cartoons. Why aren’t there cartoons like this anymore? What has happened to this world?
RIP Betty White. Sue Ann Nivens took the legacy of the Red Hot Riding Hood Grandma and made it a weekly television character. If only The Mary Tyler Moore Show had lasted long enough for a Tex Avery guest appearance.
1:36/God, how I always wanted to have the vocal chords strong enough to pull off that howl! Classic MGM cartoon comedy at its finest! Thank goodness the folks at WB and Ted Turner had the foresight to rescue these gems from disappearing for good! To think, 50 years later, Jim Carey's career would be catapulted by a certain film based on THIS cartoon 🇵🇷🇺🇸😊
2:49 is the part that is seen in the movie "The Mask" (1994)! Mrs. Peenman: "Ipkiss, turn off those cartoons!!!" Stanley: "Alright Mrs. PeenMAAAAANNNN!!!"
2:46 i always knew that the Big Bad Wolf was hiding something disturbing for Red Riding Hood....in that fairytale exists a kind of wow, how say that? ...rare feeling of dark posession by the wolf´s part that was going beyond the hunger.
Watching this cartoon bring backs memory when I first saw it on TV If kids watch this today people will say it's sexist... They will start crying WOLF ...
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Wow, this cartoon looks like it was made yesterday, not in 1943. The restoring is fantastic.
Cartoons today never looks this good. In the old days it was all about craftmanship. Including hand-inking.
They just need to rescan the 35mm reels and you can even have 4k resolution
Film can have very high "resolution",so obtaining good FHD(or higher) digital footage from them is easy if you have a very good scanner.
Hence the footnote "ahead of their time".
ok boomer
The wolf has to be the inspiration for Jim Carrey's character while in the nightclub in the movie "The Mask"
Well, it is.
They foreshadow it and later reference it and the nightclub scene
The wolf is every Hollywood exec
he literally watches this cartoon earlier in the movie
You can see this clip on the movie
The origin of the daddy kink, everybody.
I think that kink existed before though.
@@BlackCroft666 That was a joke.
blackholesun619 i mean can you blame them? Her character design is like a more realistic jessica rabbit
2manynegativewaves ddlg isnt the same as pedophiles, the daddy kink isnt a pedo thing.
@2manynegativewaves actually, no
The “cigarettes” kingsized” never ceases to amuse me lol
You know I never got that reference until I starting picking up cigarettes for my ex a year ago lol
I'm absolutely in love with your pfp !
Zionna Edwards This Sesshomaru thanks you peasant
Lamooo frfr thank yooou ❤️❤️😂
I’ve had it forever but I hate to change it cause I love bonding over Inuyasha with random strangers 🤪😅🤣
King-sized chocolate cigarettes? 🤔
I never actually seen that part until now lol
Why'd I grow up with a love of curvy redheads?
**Remembers watching these on Cartoon Network back in the day as a kid**
Oh right.
lmao why is this so me???
Makes sense
Yep!☺
+Daphne from Scooby Doo
I love her 💕💕💕
"IPKISS! TURN THAT TV DOWN!"
Alright Mrs. PeenMANNNN!!!!! 😂
Aww you beat me to it
“Sssssssmokin!”
"It's party time! P-A-R-T...Y? Because I...GOTTA!"
@@silhouettoofaman2935 hahahahaha
I read someplace once that, during the production of this cartoon, the cels of "Red" for her song-and-dance routine were stolen right off the camera-stand overnight (given how incredibly-sexy the character is, you can see why.) Fortunately however, the animator saved his original pencils, and it was a relatively-easy matter to re-ink & paint them for shooting. (Presumably the studio placed a guard at the door of the camera room this time...)
jesus christ and we complain about japan
Madrugaiden
What???
@@shaunmcinerney2182 they are the ones usually obsessed over animated girls
Those stolen cells must be some very expensive collectible pin-ups now.
@@jennymcmillen5626 I wouldn't be a bit surprised if they turned up on Antiques Roadshow one day, now that you mention it...(Unless, of course, Sony-which bought MGM some years ago-tries to claim rightful ownership of them, claiming that they're "stolen property" or something...)
I absolutely love Tex Avery I can't wait to buy this when it's released! Oh how these animated Treasures are timeless with sex appeal, excitement, violence and a whole lot of hilarity! No one does it better!
The best part is back then, they weren't of an issue as they are today.
@@treseancann1261 Well, they weren't that much of an issue because they were made for adults back then.
Nowadays, with some tweaks, his shorts would be very well received in Adult Swim if they were made today.
@@alanbareiro6806 But, doesn't that make you feel like you don't understand the world today ?
@@treseancann1261 Or maybe that means the usual complaints some people criticize are usually blown out of proportion?
@@alanbareiro6806 Could be that.
Love how her skirt and cape become one piece before she starts singing.
The animator who brought Red to life, Preston Blair, has been called the finest animator ever of the human female form. I would have a hard time disagreeing with that! I hear this cartoon was a big hit with military audiences during World War II.
I heard a story like that too. When they started to show the cartoon for the first time there was a near-riot of servicemen asking for a replay.
Pretty impressive considering that he drew with one hand
What’s also shocking is that he used to work with Walt Disney
He also wrote a fantastic book on animation that’s still widely used today. I’ve got a photocopy of his lip synch chart that I reference every time I work.
@@davidmiles1741 I have that, too! It should be required reading for anyone studying animation.
THE MASK SCENE!
Yeah, Stanley was watching Screwball Classics in his apartment! And then at the Coco Bongo Club, was where the Mask imitated the cartoon!
I love The Mask, it's a great movie!
@@itsjustian8484 Yeah that was MY favorite movie too back in that day!😂
It was my fav movie when I was 5 lol
Cameron Diaz did that dance in the Mask justice!!!
and "The monster" of Benigni
3:45 No one can resist Red Hot Riding Hood after this!!!
I say, I say, easy boy!
I can. She calls me daddy. That kills it.
In reality someone stole several of the studio art cells that were included in making that cartoon! Remember back then you really didn't have porn the way that you do now! and those Tex Avery cartoons were really risque for the time. Tex was frequently in hot water with the vendors of the day.
That should have said censors of the day!
oh daddy
This is a timeless classic, they still enjoyable today, you never too old to watch cartoons even in your 20s, 30s, 40s even older. Nothing wrong with that.
It depends on the cartoons, of course. Daffy Duck, hard anime, Bakshi, Simpsons, those won't get you any wrong looks. Anything made today for preschoolers however, with no kids... _yikes, run away!!!_ XD
@@chrisrj9871 cartoons back then wasn't made for kids at all.
@@ricardohuff8774 - I'd say they were an everybody medium when it started out, until later generations decided to make children's package shows for TV... and the rest is total garbage-history.
Well the 90s tried its best to revive its former glory, but those 70s-kid parents didn't get the memo, now 90s animation is all kid stuff again. Very frustrating.
@@chrisrj9871 the 90s tried to bring the glory days back, i see those parents did soften it up.
@@ricardohuff8774 the best animation is always the animation done by the animators for their own satisfaction.
Me and my brothers must have seen this cartoon about a million times on VHS when we were kids. Feels like an old friend.
These are technically the anime girls of the 50's but in America.
Back in the day when America was the king of Animation up until the Mid 2000s when America gave up on Traditional Animation and moved on to CGI and Cheap as fuck Flash Animation where now since the mid 2000s Japan has dominated Pop Culture with their Animation.
@@Batman89959 It definitely is a shame that many American animation studios gave up their talent but I could never get myself into anime.
@@itzpro5951 I 100% agree with and same here I could never get into Anime except for A few like the Dragon Ball series, Pokémon up to the 2nd gen, Sailor Moon, The Original 80s Robotech, The Original Yu Gi Oh, Studio Ghibli Films, Kimba the White Lion, The Original 60s and 80s Astro Boy, 80s Akira Film and Sonic OVA other then that I prefer the Classic animation America used to do much more like the Disney Classic's from Snow White to the Original Brother Bear, Batman TAS, Sonic SATAM, Hannah Barbera's underrated Swat Kats which is sadly overshadowed by Samurai Jack, The original 1987 TMNT cartoon etc.
Fun fact: most cartoons in the day were animated by japanese or korean animators or studios. Also, the intros for cartoons in the 80's and 90's were animated by them; for example X- men and Thundercats among some
You right
I think what's interesting about this cartoon is how Red isn't rotoscoped like most female cartoon characters have before and after.
Yeah, Preston Blair is a godamn master
Wow! I actually thought it was rotoscoped for some parts. Well done, Preston!
3:08. Hitting himself with the mallet. I just lost it. 😅😂🤣😅😂🤣😅😂🤣😍😍😍😍😍
The golden age when cartoons had wit and were sexy without trying too hard.
The best part is back then, they weren't as big of an issue as they are today.
@@treseancann1261 So right! The problem is adults have intruded into areas that were designed for and meant for children and made them all about the adult socio-political agenda. Take the Bugs Bunny cartoons. They have been edited in some forms to skip past the villain being hit by a giant anvil or enormous hammer. I grew up on those cartoons and never once did I think bludgeoning anyone in real life would be possible answer to a predicament.
@@jonwiley2592 Same here. When the coyote would do all that stuff to catch road runner, I regarded it as something that would not happen in real life.
And long before "woke" SJW culture came along and ruined about 99.9999999% of comedy...
@@jonwiley2592 uh this cartoons weren't for children lmao, they used to be shown in theaters and aimed at adults lmao after they were moved to tv and since the idea " if it's animated it's for children" existed then it was broadcasted without worried til ppl started to address the content in them, get ur facts right mate
I remember seeing this on Cartoon Network, and instantly fell in love lol. Hot red is definitely my spirit animal 🔥🥰🔥
"IPKISS, TURN DOWN THOSE CARTOONS!!!!"
"Alright, Mrs. PeenMAN!!!"
Aww, it's not the whole Red Hot cartoon. I know the night-club scene seen in this clip is the most memorable moment of it, but the sequence after this with Grandma chasing the wolf around the penthouse also has some genuinely funny moments in it as well. And the whole thing has a killer ending (...pun intended).
An incredible Technicolor soundie from the great Hollywood history! Merci beaucoup from Paris France
3:06
"Yeah, that brother's starving."
Please rise for the Simp National Anthem
More like the gold digger song
Belle Delphine made a new Simp National Anthem
Slappybag46 ruclips.net/video/G2y8Sx4B2Sk/видео.html
LMAO
How he a simp he just a horny wolf smh
OMG!! I can’t believe Tex Avery cartoons are finally available on blu ray. Been waiting so long for this to happen. Thank you!
"oh daddy" things that would NEVER be allowed on TV and boy do I miss it.
But , they allow garbage like SOUTH PARK , FAMILY GUY & AMERICAN DAD & other near R rated CRAP on TV.
Ergotth Ohhhhhhhhh Daddy 😏
This definitely would be allowed, especially in humorous context.
@@davidwesley2525 South Park is satirical commentary. It can actually get pretty depressing and meaningful. Family Guy used to be the same way with that, but the show just got tired. The staff doesn't want to do it anymore, so the quality has drastically gone downhill
@Starscream91 Ah yes, I remember chortling into a glass of Riesling when I first watched Paris Hilton encounter the Frog King during her journey through Mr. Slave's anus after he forcefully inserted her within. My companions all agreed that it was a most illuminating episode, rife with intelligent quips and colorful commentary.
Tex Avery made slapstick animation an art.
Among other things clearly, he was a man of many talents.
Gotta appreciate how cartoons can get away with this many innuendos
If your watching this in your apartment, don't have it too loud or your landlord might kick you out
Love this toon. I crack up when he howls and wolf whistles and again when he hits himself with the mallet and when he has that whistling and clapping contraption. Also the chair on the table. Imagine what other attendees are thinking when they see him doing all that. Whoah thats a big fan.
Red is the most beautiful animated character ever !!!
It took around 60 years, but finally wolfy gets married with Red in that movie of Tom and Jerry with Sherlock Holmes
THE MASK BROUGHT ME HERE
Devolve nosso ouro 😡
Preston Blair red hot riding hood was so well done. Most people at the time thought it was rotoscopted. And the original cels where stolen by someone so he had to do them over again. That's appreciation of talent.
i busted out laughing whenever he made that loud howl sound
It feels so weird seeing that lion and not have it followed by Tom and Jerry
Frank Graham voiced the Wolf. Billed as "Man of a Thousand Voices", he was considered by some to be even more talented than Mel Blanc. But Frank was deeply troubled.
At the peak of his fame on radio and voicing cartoons, he became despondent over a rocky romance with a woman who worked at Disney. In 1950, he took his own life by carbon monoxide poisoning. He was only 35.
Damn that's honestly sad.
That’s so sad.
Those Tex Avery cartoons are just priceless.
Is this this the wolf they used in Who Framed Roger Rabbit
I was thinking Red Hot Riding Hood was a relative of Jessica Rabbit!
Idk about that, but it is in a scen from The Mask
Eire Finn I don’t know, but the old lady who screamed “A mAaaaaann” was certainly in Who Framed Roger Rabbit!
@@Popcultureguy3000 , that was Sheena Hyena that was chasing Eddie Valiant. Jessica was definitely inspired by Red.
Actually they were going to put the wolf in the nightclub scene in that film, it was even shown in early storyboards and in one of the script drafts. But sadly they went against it, well at least The Mask did it . 🙂
The one new thing added:
*sex appeal*
I loved this cartoon as a kid, and still do today. Granted, I was born in 1988, but I saw it a lot on Cartoon Network in the 1990s. (In fact, prior to the Turner networks, this cartoon wasn't even allowed to air on television!)
Beginning of the bit = Animations today
Everything after that = Animations we want today
Thank you, Tex Avery! Cartoons today are abysmal compared to Avery's masterpieces.
But there is some good cartoon gems today still
Someone in 1943: That wolf is a pervert
Someone in 2020: That wolf is a simp
Well now, this was a pleasant surprise! I did not expect Red Hot Riding Hood to get restored at all!
I could watch this over and over again. It's so hilariously silly. It just doesn't get old 💖
I have all 4 screwball classics on VHS, and have been waiting for this! Thank you!
Please put out all 4 on BD. This clip looks and sounds incredible. Just sent in my pre-order.
They had 4? I only knew about 2, I think.
My favorite Red Riding Hood story! 😂
2:37 Johnny Bravo: “Whoa, mamma. WHOA, MAMMA! I gotta ask Droopy for her number!”
Oh god 😆 I loved that show
The wolf after 2:43 was basically me when I saw Dua Lipa in concert 😆
Red Hot Riding Hood has the cutest little facial expressions 😂
in a World gone 'mad'..here is a Fresh Breath of Air.
Thanks Warner Archive.
I can't believe I found this classic recommended to me after all these years; no complaints here ❤️
I love her cartoons when I was a kid
Too funny, you sure couldn't have cartoons like this anymore.
Please, Jerry, give more of Red, specially WILD AND WOLFY and SWING SHIFT CINDERELLA!!! Those are the ones I like the best of hers!!!
With their original titles, yeah!
Tex Avery! A *"totally unappreciated genius!"*
He had *this particular Red Riding Hood,* shop at *"Frederick's of Hollywood"!*
In the *"Very VERY Naughty department!"*
My Goal: Being straight
My Obstacle: 2:41
Edit: Ok is it showing the wrong part?
MEEE
Gay awakening right there ☝️
God same
I only see the wolf reactions looking at Little Red Riding Hood.
Nancy García Are you sure? I double check and it’s when she says “Hey, heyy daddy~”. Maybe it’s the device?
Tex Avery = genius.
Pure genius
That is very nice to look at, even better than the French DVD Box set of Tex Avery's MGM Cartoons in 2003 and the blu-ray of Looney Tunes Platinum Collection Volume 2 in 2012.
From your dp, I can tell you’re aroused.
@@srirammohan9809
1. What does DP stand for?
2. How do you think I am aroused (Not sexually)?
LooneyCartoonMan2003 display pic
It was a joke. You had a pic of Scooby Doo which gave a face that looked aroused.
@@srirammohan9809 Oh.
My husband loves Red Heads maybe this is a reason for that.
About time they release these classic cartoons on dvd
The wolf's name is Wally Wolf and Red's full is Red Vavoom. This animation looks very amazing, one of the best cartoons made by Tex Avery, and the animators who made this never ceases to amuse me.
I find it cute that the way the new version came to be was because the cast were bored
Back when cartoons had heart
0:45 My Favorite Scene.
That was savage
Mr. Freeze: Waiting in the woods was the mean old wolf ready to pounce on poor Little Red Riding Hood.
Icicle Jr: Oh, stop it!
"Waiting in the woods was the mean old wolf ready to pounce on poor Red Riding Hood."
I'm had it with that sissy stuff.
It's the same old story over and over.
If you can't do this thing a new way, bud, I quit.
Killer Frost: Me too! Every cartoon studio in Hollywood has done it this way.
Captain Cold: Yes, I'm plenty sick of it myself...
(Icicle Jr, Killer Frost & Captain Cold start complaining at the same time)
Captain Cold: ...The man smells!
Icicle Jr. & Killer Frost: ???
Mr. Freeze: OK, OK! Alright! We'll do the story a new way!
Thank you, @Warner Archive, for allowing us to comment on this one.
Pure greatness!! I’ve been waiting a decade for this to happen. The Holy Grail of cartoons, along with Tom and Jerry. Instant preorder.
What do you mean waiting? This is old.
I was sooooooooo lucky to grow up with this, people with genuine talent and fantastic sense of humor !
1:33 *Mr Wolf is quite a ladies man is he 😂😂😂😂*
I remember that I used to watch this with my dad at every Saturday night, and that was the only time I see him so enthusiastic about cartoons
When he breaks out the hammer at 3:08, the laughter is impossible to avoid.
I know right?!! I was dying in laughter.
that's a mallet
These are the best cartoons in all time! All kids should be watching these cartoons. Why aren’t there cartoons like this anymore? What has happened to this world?
These were made for adults, not kids.
RIP Betty White. Sue Ann Nivens took the legacy of the Red Hot Riding Hood Grandma and made it a weekly television character. If only The Mary Tyler Moore Show had lasted long enough for a Tex Avery guest appearance.
There’s a reason this is considered one of the greatest cartoons ever made
That clip was in the movie, the mask with Jim Carrey.
Oh hey, you’re right! I totally forgot about that
Yeeeeessss
My childhood was fantastic growing up . Memories ..
Little Red Riding Hood at the start looks suspiciously like Elmer Fudd in a wig...
1:36/God, how I always wanted to have the vocal chords strong enough to pull off that howl! Classic MGM cartoon comedy at its finest! Thank goodness the folks at WB and Ted Turner had the foresight to rescue these gems from disappearing for good! To think, 50 years later, Jim Carey's career would be catapulted by a certain film based on THIS cartoon 🇵🇷🇺🇸😊
2:49 is the part that is seen in the movie "The Mask" (1994)!
Mrs. Peenman: "Ipkiss, turn off those cartoons!!!"
Stanley: "Alright Mrs. PeenMAAAAANNNN!!!"
The night club dance was also a giant tribute to Red Hot Riding Hood.
2:46 i always knew that the Big Bad Wolf was hiding something disturbing for Red Riding Hood....in that fairytale exists a kind of wow, how say that? ...rare feeling of dark posession by the wolf´s part that was going beyond the hunger.
I love the mask so much,I wouldn’t looked this clip up if it weren’t for that film
Hyped for this!
2:50 I remember this cartoon clips from the mask from 1994.
Ditto
IPKISS TURN DOWN THAT DARN CARTOON!!!
@@ndingo Alright, Mrs. PeanMAAN!!
@@ndingo better kissxsis
Nick Wilde & Bonnie Anne Meet The Wolf & Red From The Tex Avery Cartoons
This cartoon was common on tv back in my youth. Seen it hundreds of times in the 1970s. 👍
It looks good plus this was one of Tex's best shorts.
the older cartoons still the best ever!!!!
This is the BEST version of the Riding Hood story!
Makes you wonder who inspired the creation of Holly Wood and Jessica Rabbit. Thank you Tex Avery.
Now that's a wolf
A VERY HORNY WOLF .🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Literally and figuratively
Somehow this is more accurate towards red riding hood’s metaphor then the original censored version
2:24 That's definitely how I drank
Great that we got to see most of this classic cartoon.
Bummer that we didn't get to see it all.
my childhood ))))
I'm so glad there's finally an HD version of this! I love this cartoon lmao
Oh my gosh I finally found this my childhood 😊
Those cartoons were so good; and they showcased
a skill no one needs any more, let alone uses.
Red hot riding hood is MASSIVELY beautiful
Bostonian Critic Indeed
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How does some people do think that Droopy and Mr. Magol cartoons on RUclips not made for kids?!
Watching this cartoon bring backs memory when I first saw it on TV
If kids watch this today people will say it's sexist...
They will start crying WOLF ...