Prod. 2003 - Seq. 1-6 - Temptations...

Here is the first installment of the continuation to the draft of Pinocchio. Please keep commenting, and remember, always let your conscience be your guide!
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  1. Julián HöekFebruary 17, 2007 at 7:15 PM

    again, this is amazing!
    i'm gonna print them all!
    what a source you are making.
    the idea of been able to watch this film (or any other) and having all this information in my hand to check the animator that was behind an espesific scene is so...so.... cool (i wish i knew more adjetives in this moment)

    please keep it up
    Julian from argentina

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  2. Tyler JewellSeptember 29, 2015 at 11:24 PM

    I saw Jiminy Cricket on "Give a Little Whistle" sequence. Jiminy Cricket is doing it on imitating trombone, smelling the pipe, falls off the shelf, bouncing on the saw, and marching on the cuckoo clock. I know, Jiminy Cricket was bouncing on the saw and bounces up and down. Jiminy did bouncing on the whistling saw.

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