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    Warner Archive: Popeye the Sailor (1940s) First Volume on Blu-ray

    I'm sure the restorations will look great. These cartoons had great color and backgrounds.
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    Warner Archive: Popeye the Sailor (1940s) First Volume on Blu-ray

    All old films require a certain amount of historical context to appreciate. But that isn't what I'm talking about. The line I draw on this stuff is between racial and racist. And to me, the difference is when a race of people is depicted as subhuman, inhuman monsters or worthy of death...
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    Warner Archive: Popeye the Sailor (1940s) First Volume on Blu-ray

    Nope. I'm happy to get Famous Popeyes on blu-ray. (And the Fleischers too.) I preordered on the first day, and I've told all the artists I'm mentoring about it. I just don't think it's worth risking the future of the whole series on one pretty lousy cartoon. I've seen how the news grabs onto...
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    Warner Archive: Popeye the Sailor (1940s) First Volume on Blu-ray

    Have you seen Popeye Ala Mode? It's a public domain cartoon and I would post a link to it here, but it would certainly be deleted as fast as I posted it. You can google it. It's probably the ugliest cartoon in the whole Popeye library. At least You're A Sap Mr Jap had the excuse of being wartime...
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    Warner Archive: Popeye the Sailor (1940s) First Volume on Blu-ray

    Popeye Ala Mode was in the Cartoon Network library, but I don't think they ever aired it. I suspect that this set isn't getting a lot of scrutiny by Warner legal. It's entirely possible that after this is released, some news service will pick up the story about racist cartoons being released by...
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