History WesternAnimation / GetAHorse

* StylisticSuck

* AlertnessBlink: When Pete has Minnie in his clutches, Mickey's ears briefly turn into exclamation points. Also, a question mark appears above him while outside the screen.
* BornInTheTheater: Provides the page image.

* FunnyBackgroundEvent: When Horace imitates a bugle to call the others for help, the hay wagon can be seen in the background moving like a tank.

* OhNoNotAgain: Pete's reaction when Mickey flips the screen upside-down the second time.

* SomethingElseAlsoRises: Pete gives Minnie a MaleGaze illustrated by a line of black dots. When Mickey replaces her with Clarabelle, the lines go limp.

* BornInTheTheater: The characters go inside and out of the screen.

* NonSequiturThud: "I used to have a little cat once." (The line was previously used in ''Mr. Mouse Takes a Trip'').

** A cellphone left on the stage plays [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JNE_Ai5Q7ew the catchy iPhone ringtone]].

** Horace is briefly seen wearing a '"CaptainAmerica'' t-shirt.

* WereStillRelevantDammit: Parodied with a scene where Horace comes back from the theater's concession stand wearing shades and a t-shirt while eating a bag of popcorn. Also, the cellphone joke.

* ShoutOut: spoiler: Mickey leaping out of his own cartoon might be a nod to ''Film/ThePurpleRoseOfCairo''.

In this 1928 throwback short, Mickey and his friends, including Minnie Mouse, Clarabelle Cow and Horace Horsecollar, enjoy a musical hayride until Peg-Leg Pete arrives in his runabout and tries to get them off the road. However, after a scuffle with Pete, Mickey is soon knocked out of the theater screen and becomes a computer-generated color figure, and soon it's an all-out chase in and out of the screen.

* AlertnessBlink: When Pete has Minnie in his clutches, Mickey's ears briefly turn into exclamation points.

* HumiliationConga: Pete undergoes this when Mickey controls the screen to have him fall from the sky, get stabbed with a fork, get electrocuted, etc.

** A cellphone left on the stage plays the catchy iPhone ringtone.

* NonSequiturThud: "I used to have a little cat once." The line originally came from ''Mr. Mouse Takes a Trip''.

In this 1928 throwback short, Mickey and his friends, including Minnie Mouse, Clarabelle Cow and Horace Horsecollar, enjoy a musical hayride until Peg-Leg Pete arrives in his runabout and tries to get them off the road. [[spoiler: However, after a scuffle with Pete, Mickey is soon knocked out of the theater screen and becomes a computer-generated color figure, and soon it's an all-out chase in and out of the screen.]]

* [[spoiler: BornInTheTheater: The characters go inside and out of the screen. There's even a gag where the characters get interrupted by an audience member's cell phone.]]
* [[spoiler: BreakingTheFourthWall: Not so much "breaking" it was much as completely shattering it.]]
* ChaseScene: [[spoiler: Pete chasing Mickey and his friends around and around on both sides of the screen.]]
* FoundFootage: Parodied. It was initially promoted as a "lost" Mickey Mouse cartoon that was made shortly after ''SteamboatWillie'', [[spoiler: but partway through, it proves to be anything but.]]
* GenreThrowback: The animation is modeled after the earliest Mickey shorts. [[spoiler: The CGI animation is even rendered in a way similar to how the characters moved in 2D.]]
* ManipulativeEditing: Walt Disney's voice tracks from previous Mickey cartoons were used to create new dialogue.
* [[spoiler: MediumAwareness]]
* [[spoiler: MediumBlending: Traditional black-and-white animation combined with color computer animation.]]

* [[spoiler: PortalPicture: The theater screen.]]

* ShoutOut: [[spoiler: Mickey leaping out of his own cartoon might be a nod to ''Film/ThePurpleRoseOfCairo''.]]

In this 1928 throwback short, Mickey and his friends, including Minnie Mouse, Clarabelle Cow and Horace Horsecollar, enjoy a musical hayride until Peg-Leg Pete arrives in his runabout and tries to get them off the road. However, after a scuffle with Pete, Mickey is soon knocked out of the theater screen and becomes a computer-generated color figure, and soon it's an all-out chase in and out of the screen.

* BornInTheTheater: The characters go inside and out of the screen. There's even a gag where the characters get interrupted by an audience member's cell phone.
* BreakingTheFourthWall: Not so much "breaking" it was much as "completely shattering" it.
* ChaseScene: Pete chasing Mickey and his friends around and around on both sides of the screen.
* FoundFootage: Parodied. It was initially promoted as a "lost" Mickey Mouse cartoon that was made shortly after ''SteamboatWillie'', but partway through, it proves to be anything but.
* GenreThrowback: The animation is modeled after the 1929-era Mickey shorts. The CGI animation is even rendered in a way similar to how the characters moved in 2D.

* MediumAwareness
* MediumBlending: Traditional black-and-white animation combined with color computer animation.

* PortalPicture: The theater screen.

* ShoutOut: Mickey leaping out of his own cartoon might be a nod to ''Film/ThePurpleRoseOfCairo''.

* ShoutOut: Mickey leaping out of his own cartoon might be a nod to ''Film/ThePurpleRoseOfCairo''.\

In this 1929 throwback short, Mickey and his friends, including Minnie Mouse, Clarabelle Cow and Horace Horsecollar, enjoy a musical hayride until Peg-Leg Pete arrives in his runabout and tries to get them off the road. However, after a scuffle with Pete, Mickey is soon knocked out of the theater screen and becomes a computer-generated color figure, and soon it's an all-out chase in and out of the screen.

* MissingEpisode: Parodied and invoked. It was initially promoted as a "lost" Mickey Mouse cartoon, but partway through, it proves to be anything but.

* ShoutOut: Mickey leaping out of his own cartoon might be a nod to ''Film/ThePurpleRoseOfCairo''.

In this 1929 throwback short, Mickey and his friends, including Minnie Mouse, Clarabelle Cow and Horace Horsecollar, enjoy a musical hayride until Peg-Leg Pete arrives in his runabout and tries to get them off the road. However, after a scuffle with Pete, Mickey is soon knocked out of the theater screen and becomes a computer-generated color figure.

* ShownTheirWork: They really put effort top give it that early sound film quality, including cel mistakes, film scratches and poor-quality soundtrack,

* ShownTheirWork: About how 1929 cartoons move.

'''''Get a Horse!''''' is a 2013 {{Disney}} animated short starring MickeyMouse, his first theatrical short since 1995's ''RunawayBrain''.

In this 1929 throwback short, Mickey and his friends, including Minnie Mouse, Clarabelle Cow and Horace Horsecollar, enjoy and musical hayride until Peg-Leg Pete arrives in his runabout and tries to get them off the road. However, after a scuffle with Pete, Mickey is soon knocked out of the theater screen and becomes a computer-generated color figure.

This short is notable in that it will utilize WaltDisney's voice for Mickey Mouse. Directed by Lauren [=MacMullan=] (''TheSimpsons'', ''AvatarTheLastAirbender''), the short will be released on November 27, 2013 on the same theatrical bill as ''{{Disney/Frozen}}''.

* BornInTheTheater: The characters go inside and out of the screen. There's even a gag where the characters get interrupted by an audience member's cellphone.

* ManipulativeEditing: WaltDisney's voice tracks from previous Mickey cartoons were used to create new dialogue.

* ShoutOut: Mickey leaping out of his own cartoon might be a nod to ''ThePurpleRoseOfCairo''.

* BornInTheTheater: The characters go inside and out of the screen. There's even a joke where the character's get interrupted by an audience member's cellphone.