The Three Bears

YOU GOLDILOCS,

YOU EAT-A SPAGHETT,

YOU BREAK A-DA CHAIR YOU SLEEP-A DA BED,











G O H O M E T O Y O U R H O U S E

While the three bears -- for some reason, they're Italian -- are out arguing about Sonny's poor attitude towards practicing his violin, they're subjected to a pair of home invasions: first Goldilocks, then a hunter who wants their skins. Poor bears! There are some good gag sequences in this one, particularly the hunter and his dog trying to find a trail. The background work is also very good, the sort of Technicolor candy-box look that Terry's staff aspired to when they had a budget. However, there is a welter of incongruous detail that is only intermittently funny or striking. Sometimes these kitchen sink approaches to a familiar subject work. This time it doesn't.

This tale of a evil satanic monstrous little girl who thoucha some innocent adult bear his spaghet was definitely one of the most heartbreaking stories ever put on film. NEVER TOUCHA SOMEBODY'S SPAGHET! R.I.P. spaghet 1939-1939.

THIS SPAGHET IS TRULY SATISFYING.... THIS SPAGHET IS TRULY SATISFYING.... THIS SPAGHET IS TRULY SATISFYING.... THIS SPAGHET IS TRULY SATISFYING.... VERY

This short slapstick cartoon has gained a newly found notoriety recently as it is the origin of the "somebody toucha my spaghet!" meme, which continues to grow in popularity. I, for one, find it to be a genuinely funny meme and far superior to most. That being said, the short it originates from is also genuinely quite funny. Godilocks sings stereotypical show tunes, papa bear has the worst temper of all time and has a hilariously over the top Italian accent/dialect, the armed and passionate bear hunter cannot help but feast upon some spaghetti, Baby Bear plays the drums with comic intensity, and it all ends with a weirdly violent slapstick sequence of exaggerated measures.