Best movie of this year hands down!

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I cannot think of one single thing that I would change about this film. The acting is incomparable, the directing deft, and the writing poignantly brilliant.

Just watched this Walt Disney/Mickey Mouse cartoon on YouTube as linked from the Federator blog. In this one, Mickey-along with Goofy and Donald Duck-inhabit a trailer which can literally become a house in a beautiful setting as evidenced by the beginning scene when it's revealed to actually occupy a city dump! As the trailer moves, the Mouse gets corn and milk from outside (and without permission, I must say!), while sleepy Donald has his room transform from a bedroom to a bathroom to a table as he, Mickey, and Goofy-who leaves his attached moving car going to the table-eat to their heart's content. Then the Goof realizes no one's driving...This mostly amusing Disney animated short takes its own sweet time in presenting the various gags and thrills that makes this so entertaining and the characters so lovable in how they react. Mickey's Trailer is well worth seeing for animation buffs of Walt Disney.

1938 had brought about everyone's favorite Disney color short, "Mickey's Trailer." Now, I won't spoil the story for you, kids, but at least I can say that...it has Mickey Mouse in it and.....he's got a car...with a trailer!!!!!5 things I liked the best about this short:1. It's original!!!!! I can't think of any other cartoon short series out there that had crazy trailer driving!2. It's animated!!!!! Mickey and his friends all are here in this short, having fun!3. It's Disney!!!!! Ditto!4. It's short!!!!! A great way to laugh and smile in just 7 to 10 minutes!!!!!5. It's a classic!!!!!Yep, they have convinced me to like "Mickey's Trailer" very, very much!10/10

In this short Mickey, Donald and Goofy are living a sort of Gypsy lifestyle, moving from place to place in their caravan. Goofy is the driver and when breakfast is served he leaves the car driving on it's own and goes back into the caravan to eat. Well, you pretty much know what's going to happen now huh? That's right...disaster.Disaster seems to follow these characters everywhere and their cartoons only ever seem to be made up of it. However, some of the contraptions and near-misses in this one are quite imaginative and bring a tiny bit of something new to something old and increasingly boring. Expect only a few mild laughs.

Disney in the late 1930s did animated shorts like no one else did them. Warner Brothers was after the visual gag and creating continuing characters, while MGM was interested in making visually pretty cartoons and mostly one-shots, with few recurring characters. For Walt Disney, shorts served a couple of primary purposes: one, they kept the Disney name and his principal characters before the public and two, most importantly to Disney, they were a good testing and training ground for new animation techniques, so he could make the feature films as close to perfect as possible. In this short (a fantastic cartoon in its own right), the visual gags are great, but the timing on everything has to be perfect or it won't work. You can see the seeds of things Disney did later in features like Dumbo and Bambi in shorts like Mickey's Trailer, which serve as dry-runs while being great works in and of themselves. Some of the best bits ever done were done for these shorts just to see what worked and what didn't. Magnificently animated. Well worth watching. Most highly recommended.