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Speech de maria Victoria do Passages 1 do ALL Stella Maris.

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Cartoons

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The beginning

• Silent film until nowadays.

• Émile Reynaud: praxinoscope.

• First cartoon: Fantasmagorie - Émile Courtet.

• 1910: Without colors and for adults.

• Sounds before colors.

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From 1920 until 1960

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Felix the Cat

• Frist popular character.

• Successful

• Decline at 1928 ( cartoons with sounds)

• Back for the TV: 1953 (Long legs and a magic bag of tricks)

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Mickey Mouse• Mortimer

• Plane Crazy (silent) and Steamboat Willie (first with sounds and music) : 1928

• Anthropomorphism

• Clothes: tribute to Demolay.

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Betty Boop• Jewish immigrant with a sexy

image

• Queen of the cartoons in 30’s.

• Inspired in jazz.

• Censured (Disney times): 1938

• Appearance with Felix the Cat (comics):1984

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Popeye the Sailor

• Popeye = Pop Eye.

• Stronger with spinach

• Characters were inspired.

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Tom and Jerry• Criated by Hanna-Barbera

• Awards

• Sadistic tendencies

• Polemics

• Inspiration for “The Simpsons”.

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From 1960 until nowadays.

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The Flintstones• Hanna-Barbera.

• 300 million spectators in80 countries.

• Prehistory’s family.

• Almost 30 minutes.

• Anachronism.

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Scooby Doo• “Who's Ssssscared?” –

Very scary.

• Changes

• “Strangers in the Night” – Frank Sinatra.

• Considered the best of cartoons.

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The Simpsons• Satire of american’s

families (sitcom).• More than 20 Emmy’s.• Almost 500 episodes.• Creatives openings.• Neologisms• Hollywood Walk of

Fame• Black humor.• Censored at Venezuela.

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Rugrats• Babies’ adventures.

• Metaphors literally

• Only Angelica talks.

• Rumor.

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SpongeBob SquarePants• Created by a marine

biologist.

• Bikini Bottom: inspired in Seattle.

• Affects attention and learning

• Squilliam Fancyson’s suicide

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Courage the Cowardly Dog

• Adopted

• Lives in Nowhere, Kansas.

• Creppy criatures (ironic).

• Area 51.

• Not very childish

• Refers to “The Exorcist” and “Thriller” by Michael Jackson

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Pokémon• Created by Satoshi

Tajiri and Ken Sugimori.

• Mark at pop culture.

• Started with games.

• Criticized by religions.

• Cruelty to animals.

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The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy

• Sarcastic, ironic.• Grim Reaper lost a bet. • Mandy: evil, grumpy and

without feelings.• Billy: fool, stupid and happy.• “Smile... tomorrow will be

worst.”• Refers to other produtions

(Harry Potter, Dragon Ball, Lord Byron)