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* ValuesResonance: That said, it's easy to interpret Luanna Patten's parents as being out for the night for whatever reason, so they asked their family friend Edgar Bergen to watch her for the evening - and their relationship is proven to be very wholesome. Especially since Charlie [=McCarthy=] is supposed to be a child too, so the party can be seen as a play date between them with Bergen as a kindly, parental supervisor. The idea of male caretakers is more accepted in the twenty first fcentury.
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* ValuesResonance: That said, it's easy to interpret Luanna Patten's parents as being out for the night for whatever reason, so they asked their family friend Edgar Bergen to watch her for the evening - and their relationship is proven to be very wholesome. Especially since Charlie [=McCarthy=] is supposed to be a child too, so the party can be seen as a play date between them with Bergen as a kindly, parental supervisor. The idea of male caretakers is more accepted in the twenty first fcentury.twenty-first century.
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** Related, but "Mickey and the Beanstalk" was often aired separately on television and even released separately on home video - removed from its original context and with a different dub, causing some people to be unaware that it was actually a part of a larger package film.
** Record players actually ''did'' make a resurgence in TheNewTens.
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* ValuesResonance: That said, it's easy to interpret Luanna Patten's parents as being out for the night for whatever reason, so they asked their family friend Edgar Bergen to watch her for the evening - and their relationship is proven to be very wholesome. Especially since Charlie [=McCarthy=] is supposed to be a child too, so the party can be seen as a play date between them with Bergen as a kindly, parental supervisor.
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* ValuesResonance: That said, it's easy to interpret Luanna Patten's parents as being out for the night for whatever reason, so they asked their family friend Edgar Bergen to watch her for the evening - and their relationship is proven to be very wholesome. Especially since Charlie [=McCarthy=] is supposed to be a child too, so the party can be seen as a play date between them with Bergen as a kindly, parental supervisor. The idea of male caretakers is more accepted in the twenty first fcentury.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: There's a lot to interpret whether or not Willie the Giant is just a ditzy oaf or a cunning and malicious tyrant.
** Was Willie aware that stealing the Harp would bring famine to Happy Valley? If he did, would that have stopped him?
** Was Willie actually tricking Mickey in accepting to transform into a fly for him?
** Was Willie aware that stealing the Harp would bring famine to Happy Valley? If he did, would that have stopped him?
** Was Willie actually tricking Mickey in accepting to transform into a fly for him?
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: There's a lot to interpret of back and forth on whether or not Willie the Giant is just a ditzy oaf or a cunning and malicious tyrant.
** Was Willie aware that stealing the Harp would bring famine to Happy Valley?If Would he did, would that have stopped him?
had changed his mind if he did?
** Was Willieactually tricking Mickey being gullible in accepting Mickey's offer to transform into a fly for him?or was he just playing along to find out Mickey's true intentions?
** Was Willie aware that stealing the Harp would bring famine to Happy Valley?
** Was Willie
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: There's a lot to interpret whether or not Willie the Giant is just a ditzy oaf or a cunning and malicious tyrant.
** Was Willie aware that stealing the Harp would bring famine to Happy Valley? If he did, would that have stopped him?
** Was Willie actually tricking Mickey in accepting to transform into a fly for him?
** Was Willie aware that stealing the Harp would bring famine to Happy Valley? If he did, would that have stopped him?
** Was Willie actually tricking Mickey in accepting to transform into a fly for him?
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* MemeticMutation: The scene where Mickey slices the bread to super-thin transparent slices has become a popular meme [=GIF=].
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* MemeticMutation: The scene where Mickey slices cuts the bread to into super-thin transparent slices has become a popular meme [=GIF=].
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* FridgeLogic: Why was Willie looking for Mickey? He does ask if anyone's seen a teensie-weensie mouse, indicating he may have wanted revenge but his look and tone didn't really indicate that.
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** This and The Muppet Movie are the only way modern audiences know about Edgar Bergen, Charlie McCarthy, and Mortimer Snerd.
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** This and The Muppet Movie ''Film/TheMuppetMovie/[[Series/TheMuppetShow Show]]'' are the only way most modern audiences know about Edgar Bergen, Charlie McCarthy, [=McCarthy=], and Mortimer Snerd.
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** This and The Muppet Movie are the only way modern audiences know about Edgar Bergen, Charlie McCarthy, and Mortimer Snerd.
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** This also isn't the first time Charlie [=McCarthy=] has appeared in a Disney production, as he made an animated cameo in the 1938 ''WesternAnimation/SillySymphonies'' short "Mother Goose Goes Hollywood."
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** This also isn't the first time Charlie [=McCarthy=] has appeared in a Disney production, as he made an animated cameo in the 1938 ''WesternAnimation/SillySymphonies'' short "Mother Goose Goes Hollywood."''WesternAnimation/MotherGooseGoesHollywood''.
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** This also isn't the first time Charlie [=McCarthy=] has appeared in a Disney production, as he made an animated cameo in the 1938 ''WesternAnimation/SillySymphonies'' short "Mother Goose Goes Hollywood."
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: Animated segments aside, this movie is ''clearly'' a period piece for TheForties. Notable in the use of the Hollywood lights, record players, the presence of the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brown_Derby Brown Derby]] restaurant in the end (closed in 1980), [[HaveAGayOldTime the line "All the world is gay!"]], and stars who were relevant over radio and in TheForties.
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: Animated segments aside, this movie is ''clearly'' a period piece for TheForties. Notable in the use of the Hollywood lights, 78 RPM record players, the presence of the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brown_Derby Brown Derby]] restaurant in the end (closed in 1980), [[HaveAGayOldTime the line "All the world is gay!"]], and stars who were relevant over radio and in TheForties.
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*** ValuesResonance / HeartwarmingInHindsight: That said, it's easy to interpret Luanna Patten's parents as being out for the night for whatever reason, so they asked their family friend Edgar Bergen to watch her for the evening - and their relationship is proven to be very wholesome. Especially since Charlie [=McCarthy=] is supposed to be a child too, so the party can be seen as a play date between them with Bergen as a kindly, parental supervisor.
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** Nor is ''Mickey and the Beanstalk'' the first cartoon version of ''Literature/JackAndTheBeanstalk'' where the beanstalk grows from under the house and lifts the sleeping Jack character(s) into the air in his/their bed. This also happens in the 1939 Creator/WalterLantz cartoon ''The Magic Beans''. As it happens, that cartoon's Jack character, Beanie, is also an anthropomorphic mouse.
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** Nor is ''Mickey and the Beanstalk'' the first cartoon version of ''Literature/JackAndTheBeanstalk'' where the beanstalk grows from under the house and lifts the sleeping Jack character(s) into the air in his/their bed.bed(s). This also happens in the 1939 Creator/WalterLantz cartoon ''The Magic Beans''. As it happens, that cartoon's Jack character, Beanie, is also an anthropomorphic mouse.
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* OlderThanTheyThink: ''Mickey and the Beanstalk'' isn't the first cartoon version of ''Literature/JackAndTheBeanstalk'' where the beanstalk grows from under the house and lifts the sleeping Jack character(s) into the air in his/their bed. This also happens in the 1939 Creator/WalterLantz cartoon ''The Magic Beans''. As it happens, that cartoon's Jack character, Beanie, is also an anthropomorphic mouse.
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** This isn't Mickey Mouse's first time starring in a ''Literature/JackAndTheBeanstalk'' [[BeanstalkParody parody.]] The first was the 1933 cartoon ''Giantland'', which also included such details as Mickey trying to hide among the food on the giant's table, the giant unwittingly putting him in a sandwich, and Mickey sending a cloud of powder into the giant's face (in ''Giantland'' it's [[PepperSneeze pepper]], while here it's snuff), causing him to [[IllTimedSneeze sneeze]] and buying Mickey time to escape.
** Nor is ''Mickey and the Beanstalk''isn't the first cartoon version of ''Literature/JackAndTheBeanstalk'' where the beanstalk grows from under the house and lifts the sleeping Jack character(s) into the air in his/their bed. This also happens in the 1939 Creator/WalterLantz cartoon ''The Magic Beans''. As it happens, that cartoon's Jack character, Beanie, is also an anthropomorphic mouse.
** This isn't Mickey Mouse's first time starring in a ''Literature/JackAndTheBeanstalk'' [[BeanstalkParody parody.]] The first was the 1933 cartoon ''Giantland'', which also included such details as Mickey trying to hide among the food on the giant's table, the giant unwittingly putting him in a sandwich, and Mickey sending a cloud of powder into the giant's face (in ''Giantland'' it's [[PepperSneeze pepper]], while here it's snuff), causing him to [[IllTimedSneeze sneeze]] and buying Mickey time to escape.
** Nor is ''Mickey and the Beanstalk''
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*** ValuesResonance / HeartwarmingInHindsight: That said, it's easy to interpret Luanna Patten's parents as being out for the night for whatever reason, so they asked their family friend Edgar Bergen to watch her for the evening - and their relationship is proven to be very wholesome. Especially since Charlie [[=McCarthy=]] is supposed to be a child too, so the party can be seen as a play date between them with Bergen as a kindly, parental supervisor.
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*** ValuesResonance / HeartwarmingInHindsight: That said, it's easy to interpret Luanna Patten's parents as being out for the night for whatever reason, so they asked their family friend Edgar Bergen to watch her for the evening - and their relationship is proven to be very wholesome. Especially since Charlie [[=McCarthy=]] [=McCarthy=] is supposed to be a child too, so the party can be seen as a play date between them with Bergen as a kindly, parental supervisor.
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*** ValuesResonance / HeartwarmingInHindsight: That said, it's easy to interpret Luanna Patten's parents as being out for the night for whatever reason, so they asked their family friend Edgar Bergen to watch her for the evening - and their relationship is proven to be very wholesome. Especially since Charlie [[=McCarthy=]] is supposed to be a child too, so the party can be seen as a play date between them with Bergen as a kindly, parental supervisor.
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** In ''Bongo'', bears show affection for each other via ''DomesticAbuse''. There's even a musical number about it ("(Bears Like to) Say it With a Slap"). That would ''not'' go over the same way today.
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* SugarWiki/VisualEffectsOfAwesome: The animated Jiminy Cricket drinking a very real cocktail glass through a straw.
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* SugarWiki/VisualEffectsOfAwesome: The animated Jiminy Cricket drinking a very real cocktail glass through a straw. And this was decades before ''Film/WhoFramedRogerRabbit'', too!
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* FridgeBrilliance: Why do Goofy's pants keep falling down? Well, he's been losing weight from starvation, so of course they wouldn't fit as well as they used to.
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* FridgeBrilliance: Why do Goofy's pants keep falling down? Well, he's He's been losing weight from starvation, so of course they wouldn't fit as well as they used to.
