Betty Boop - The World's First Female Superhero

Betty Boop - The World's First Female Superhero


Starring:Betty Boop
Studio: Good Times Video
Product Type: DVD
Betty Boop - The World's First Female Superhero
Average customer rating: 4 out of 5 stars
  • very good quality and in excellent condition.
  • New review
  • Good collection of middling Boop
  • Not the Best Material but a Good DVD at a Great Price
Betty Boop - The World's First Female Superhero
Starring: Betty Boop
Manufacturer: Good Times Video
ProductGroup: DVD
Binding: DVD

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ASIN: B0000X61WI
Release Date: 2004-02-24

Customer Reviews:

4 out of 5 stars very good quality and in excellent condition........2007-06-20

It took a little while to get to me, but the seller was not at fault and was very gracious solving the problem. thanks so much, I really like the dvd. robin.

5 out of 5 stars New review .......2005-03-30

Betty Boop "The Worlds First Female Superhero"

I have noticed some mixed reviews about this product with most of the negative ones being ghost written by our competition so i wanted to tell everyone the real truth about this product since we are the people who produced it. I am using my wifes Amazon account to post this.

We have taken some of the greatest classic cartoons ever produced, from some of the greatest animators in history, and meticulously added hundreds of hours and hundreds of thousands of dollars of detailed restoration to both the sound and images in order to make them look as good as they did the day they were first released. Each cartoon is digitally processed first through photo shop frame by frame, and then using both the Davinci and the new Pogo systems to remove every scratch, line, dropout and artifact possible. We then we do a full color restoration at Technicolor using the original color palates to match the colors, tones and shades. We then digitally clean up the sound track to remove all the hiss and scratches and carefully add new foley sound effects, ambience and digitally remix them back onto the cartoons.

The result is our animated DVD series which is currently distributed in both the United States and Canada by Goodtimes Entertainment. These fully restored, full motion, color animations have not been seen in this condition since their original theatrical release. Sit back and be amazed and enjoy some of the finest and funniest animation ever made.

thats why were to only studio doing these that have the blessing and participation of Fleischer Studios and the only one to receive the prestigious Gold Medal from the Classic Animation Preservation Society.

I highly recomend this product to any lovers of classic animation.

3 out of 5 stars Good collection of middling Boop.......2004-04-22

This collection features 10 cartoons from the period 1935 to 1939. As such, these are not "classic" Betty Boops by any means -- the classic 'toons ended in 1934. But these cartoons are still enjoyable (at least none of them feature Betty's insufferable dog Pudgy) & the Good Times transfers are very good.

4 out of 5 stars Not the Best Material but a Good DVD at a Great Price.......2004-04-20

This is a collection of 10 Betty Boop shorts, all from the post Hays-Code era. The Hays-Code was the predecessor to the Motion Picture Association of America rating system (which wasn't adopted until 1968). The code was brought into being by complaints from moralists that Hollywood was corrupting the young (some things never change) with the glorification of violence, crime, sex, and drug abuse, especially in gangster films. They were also upset about presentations of homosexuality and interracial mixing. The code was also brought about because Hollywood feared the growing power of FDR's Washington. Without this form of self-censorship, FDR would almost have certainly signed legislation to control or censor Hollywood, if he didn't try to nationalize the industry altogether!

The code was established in 1930 and it began to be effectively enforced in all Hollywood studios by 1934. What that meant for Betty Boop was no more drug references, no more overt sexuality, no more singing with Cab Calloway (a black man), longer skirts, boring new characters (like Grampy and Pudgy), and generally less fun all around. Its no surprise then that all her best shorts were pre-code.

These 10 Hays-Code episodes aren't the racy classics that Dad would enjoy watching alone, but they are great to watch with your kids. They are all pretty entertaining, save the last two with Grampy. #8 is somewhat offensive in its depiction of Native Americans, but its Betty's final film and has a little bit of that jazziness that had been missing for years. Here are the episodes included in order:

1) Judge for a Day, 1935
2) Betty Boop and Little Jimmy, 1936
3) No! No! A Thousand Times No!, 1935
4) Betty Boop and the Little King, 1936
5) The Hot Air Salesman, 1937
6) Stop That Noise, 1935
7) Musical Mountaineers, 1939
8) Rhythm on the Reservation, 1939
9) A Song a Day, 1936
10) The Candid Candidate, 1937

For the serious Betty Boop fan, one should probably wait for the "Definitive Collection" to reach DVD, probably at the $80-$100 range for the complete collection. For those of us who aren't so enthralled by the idea of 13 hours of Betty Boop for $100, a "best of" collection in some 90 minutes would be an ideal preference. In the meantime you might as well pick this up... its an entertaining introduction to a 30s pop culture idol and its a veritable steal at this price. The image is remarkably good for a DVD of this price and the sound is probably as good as it was in the theatres back then.

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