Intelligent, beautiful, and nice people. High paying, fun jobs. Singing and dancing frogs. Do they exist? No, but we can pretend. This cartoon takes an everyday daydream, a frog with great legs and a booming voice, and brings it to life. If I found something like that, dollar signs would come out of my head too. The cartoon is flawless to me. Every minute has some good jokes without sinking into the Looney Tunes tendency for destruction and quasi-death. I love the audition. The man who finds the frog takes him to be discovered. He hypes the frog and opens the box to have the frog croak. The man imitating the frog's dance is priceless, but he goes further by picking the frog up and making it dance. This is a keeper, just one of the many classics on The Looney Tunes Golden Collection Volume 2. They are not just for kids.
Review of One Froggy Evening
