Betty Boop (Two-Disc Collector's Edition) [DVD]

Has the TV titles, but usually also the Fleischer titles, with the credits. Although certainly not a complete set, it is a two discs with 42 cartoons, and the Betty Boop cartoons are among the best ever made (and many of these include the Stereoptical (multiplanar) process, so you get a great 3D effect). I am not an expert on these things, but the quality seems quite good to me. One gripe is that they are not in chronological order, and I feel that is an important thing to do, but the main thing is the cartoons are there.

Love the classic cartoons

Great movie. Came fast. Wasn't scratched

I got this for my girlfriend and me to watch. She likes the character me, not so much. But I enjoy watching them with me and the do make me laugh. This is more of an adult cartoon (no they're not dirty) and it helps if you understand the American culture of the 20's, 30's and 40's.

I gave this to my daughter for Christmas because when she was younger she loved Betty Boop and we watched the cartoons, it brought back a lot of memories

HE LOVES THIS MOVIE! NICO REALLY LIKES ALL OF THE OLDER CARTOONS AND MOVIES. BETTY BOOP IS ONE OF HIS FAVORITES!

Very satisfied with merchandise.

My son LOVES Betty Boop, and he had a few DVDs that be totally wore out. Like most cartoons from the early part of the century, some cartoons on his original dvds showed just how far a lot of things have come, but had nothing truely "offensive" (not in my opionion anyway). This one, however had a few cartoons that I found absolutely inappropriate for kids. In one called "be human", (and I'm aware that the "moral" of the story was that you're NOT supposed to be cruel to animals) it showed this guy that liked beating on his dog, while the poor puppy cries and hollers (kinda intense visuals for a small child). And another one showed this "bad guy" kindnapping this woman, tying her to a tree and setting it on fire. In all fairness, I must also acknowedge that "betty boop" was originally intended for ADULT audiences (the cartoons were shown in theatres as a "pre-buffer" before movies started). I have also seen betty boop cartoons where they show 3 little black children sing "heidi-ho, heidi-ho, heedy-he, heedy-he" and then crying until someone tempts them with a slice of watermelon to be quiet. Needless to say, ANYTHING you plan to showcase to your kids should be reviewed by you, the parent, first. Just a heads up!