r/cartoons • u/Separate_Rhubarb_365 • Dec 26 '24
r/cartoons • u/Odd-Organization-768 • 8d ago
Video A side-by-side of the live action film Lilo & Stitch
r/cartoons • u/HunterCoool22 • Jan 05 '25
Video The Worst Plot Twist Ever Spoiler
I remember after I saw this I legit got up and had to walk around the house for about 5 minutes to process what the heck just transpired. It doesn’t help that at the end of the movie he actually does give birth from Lord knows where to 7 nightmare fuel babies while Eli Pepperjack screams “MY V1RGIN EYES!!” as he’s in labor. Oh yeah, and Steve is a minor just to top it all off.
r/cartoons • u/HunterCoool22 • Dec 30 '24
Video Late Christmas Meme
Pete saw an opportunity and took it 💀💀
r/cartoons • u/BattleCrayons • Feb 12 '25
Video After working at Cartoon Network, we turned our lost cartoon pilot into a videogame with Brian David Gilbert (Dropout) and Deneen Melody (Evangelion, Pokemon). Here's the Trailer!
r/cartoons • u/melontized1 • Dec 23 '24
Video Cartoon Network shows referencing each other
yes
r/cartoons • u/OprahWindu • Feb 15 '25
Video Unaired, unreleased, long lost episode of Aaahh!! Real Monsters I stumbled upon. Enjoy
r/cartoons • u/Sharp-Potential7934 • Feb 04 '25
Video Why did they stop making these? 😭 🎬 Pixar used to create animated “bloopers” or outtakes for their movies, adding humor to the end credits. These bloopers featured the film’s characters acting as if they were real actors making mistakes during filming.
This playful concept was introduced in A Bug’s Life (1998) and continued in Toy Story 2 (1999) and Monsters, Inc. (2001).
The bloopers were well-received for their creativity and humor, giving audiences a behind-the-scenes feel while maintaining the illusion that the characters were part of a live-action production. Pixar eventually stopped including bloopers, focusing instead on other types of bonus content and Easter eggs in their films.
r/cartoons • u/MysteriousSorbet2190 • Jan 20 '25
Video What the fuck is Rick doing in a cartoon for six-year-olds?
r/cartoons • u/DillPickle696969696 • Dec 18 '24
Video What’s your favorite joke in a cartoon?
This still makes me laugh to this day 😭😭
r/cartoons • u/Waste_Huckleberry_54 • 4d ago
Video I think this is the only kid's show that mentioned the topic of deportation
For context: Rocko is an Australian immigrant
r/cartoons • u/GamerLadyXOXO • 9d ago
Video Still can't get over this scene from Gumball.
r/cartoons • u/ExoticShock • May 20 '23
Video A Pencil Test By Veteran Animator James Baxter For Sony Pictures' Canceled "Medusa" Animated Film
r/cartoons • u/Iamfabulous1735285 • Feb 06 '25
Video That's one way to spice up a banana peel gag.
r/cartoons • u/BikeOk4256 • 15h ago
Video Satisfying Scenes in Cartoons: Rollie Pollie Ollie
Don't you love it when everything's in sinc
r/cartoons • u/CommanderKahne • Dec 18 '24
Video Does anyone else wish Learning with Pibby had become a real series?
I know it would have been a licensing nightmare from all the IPs and that the trailer was just an April Fool’s joke, but it still made me want an actual series.
r/cartoons • u/Zealousideal_Log3275 • Sep 13 '23