My Daddy The Astronaut (1967) ***

Excellent cartoon directed by Shamus Calhune, presenting a child's point of view.

Marvin Digs (1967) ***

Ralph Bakshi's satire on generational conflicts in the 60's.

The Fuz (1967) ***

Ralph Bakshi's satire on superheroes.

The Mini-Squirts (1967) ***

Ralph Bakshi's satire on marital relationships.

Mouse Trek (1967) **

Historically important as Paramount's last cartoon, but otherwise a rather average film about fighting a giant mouse. Directed by Ralph Bakshi.

A Herb Alpert And The Tijuana Brass Double Feature (1966) ****

Excellent, Oscar-winning cartoon from John Hubley.

Two By Two (1966) ***

A satire about Noah's Ark.

The Story Of George Washington (1965) ****

Hilarious cartoon about George Washington.

Poor Little Witch Girl (1965) *

Tedious cartoon about witches.

How To Avoid Friendship (1964) ***

Gene Deitch directed this Oscar-nominated cartoon about misantropy.

Nudnik #2 (1964) ***

Munro (1960) ****

A four-year old is drafted into the army. Hilarious, anti-military satire written by Jules Feiffer.

Spooky Swabs (1957) ***

Popeye and Olive Oyl are stranded at sea on board of a ghost ship full of real ghosts. In 1950's, Popeye cartoons were mere shadows of their classic predecessors from the glory days of Max and Dave Fleischer in 1930's. But this late entry is an exception - it has plenty of hilarious gags (like Olive drowning in a bucket of water).

Nearlyweds (1957) ***

Bluto tries to sabotage the wedding of Popeye and Olive Oyl.

The Crystal Brawl (1957) **

As usual, Popeye is saving Olive Oyl from Bluto.

Parlez Vouz-Woo (1956) **

Olive Oyl is in love with International, a radio speaker with a French accent.

The Seapreme Court (1954) ***

Little Audrey is arrested, tried and condemned by a fish court. She's even sentenced to an eel-lectric chair. Imaginative cartoon.

Private Eye Popeye (1954) *

Popeye is a private detective, chasing a crooked butler all over the world (Paris, Switzerland, Hawaii and finally Alcatraz). A predictable, rather routine effort.

Ancient Fistory (1953) **

An adaptation of "Cinderella", with Popeye as a poor orphan who captures the heart of Princess Olive Oyl.

Shuteye Popeye (1952) **

A little mouse is very displeased with Popeye's loud snoring.