dir: Chuck Jones
A man futilely struggles to make his fortune with a frog that sings and dances, but only when it is alone with the owner.
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Bill Roberts
Michigan J. Frog
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magb
wrote about One Froggy Evening
I have a great distaste for the sort of plot device this short is built around, where the main character is the only one who can see/hear something and he spends the entire film trying to convince everyone else that he isn't crazy. It's such a ridiculously overused contrivance. But as long as it's used purely for comedy, like here, it works. And that frog is hilarious.
Stain
wrote about One Froggy Evening
Well, it's short, anyway
Spunkie
wrote about One Froggy Evening
Will Eisnerian. For those who are alien to Eisner, he is a pioneer in comics, respected by literate crowd as well. In this short, deus ex machina interrupts multiple times to form an irony loop.
