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The Disney+ Dogs Cartoons | Dug Days & Goofy’s How To Stay at Home Review (Patreon)

Published:
2021-09-22 19:00:06
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2021-09-22 19:57:06
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2026-06
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Two beloved Disney dogs got their own new set of toons that can either be problematically short or the most wholesome thing you’ll find on Disney+

In case you don't see the video, click on the link below to see the Review

https://vimeo.com/609342130/35a1a8518b 

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The Disney+ Dogs Cartoons | Dug Days & Goofy's How To Stay at Home Review

Two beloved Disney dogs got their own new set of toons that can either be problematically short or the most wholesome thing you'll find on Disney+

Comments

Trenton Girone

I think something is very wrong with Patreon.

Kenneth Stoddard

Hey your video isn’t working. Is there anything to fix it?

Justin Monti

Your video isn’t working, is there something wrong?

Hunter O'Laughlin

I wonder how those people who Carl and Dug sold Charles Muntz’ blip The Spirit of Adventure will react when they discover who owned the blip and how much historical value it holds. It’d be like buying some prop that doesn’t look like it has any particular value to it and then realizing it was used for an iconic Disney attraction.

Mat Brunet (AniMat)

Okay, this is unnatural. This is the 2nd time Patreon's doing this and there must be some kind of glitch happening. I'll already contacted support to see if they can provide additional help, but I tried reuploading the link to this post and see if that can work. If it does not, it will really help if you can describe to me what you're seeing so I can figure out more of what the problem is. Thanks!

Mat Brunet (AniMat)

Actually, I did put up a link where you can directly watch it there. So if the problem still continues here, then click on that link in the description to see the video.

Justin Monti

I honestly do think both these sets of cartoons have things in them that make them really enjoyable. How To Stay At Home is really enjoyable and it does feel great have new Goofy cartoons, and on top of seeing hand drawn animation make a comeback since the last time we really saw hand drawn animation from Disney was with the animated segments in Mary Poppins Returns. Also I do think these cartoons are a great way for people, especially the people who are fully vaccinated and don’t have to worry about the pandemic as much, to look back and have a good laugh at the stuff we had to go through when this pandemic began like being quarantined at home. As for Dug Days, these cartoons are honestly really short simple and sweet cartoons that are just really fun to watch especially for fans of Up that do a great job showing off Dug as a dog, also it definitely is great that we got to hear Ed Asner's voice as Carl one final time in these cartoons.

Hugo Segal

One could make the argument that Disney intended for these shorts to be 90 seconds long (individually) just so the usual format of a Goofy cartoon can adapt to how we consume bite-sized content (i.e. what casual viewers would find on Instagram or Tik Tok).

Kenneth Stoddard

The link work so I was able to see the whole video. Anyways, after looking at both shorts, I feel like Dug Days is better than the new Goofy cartoons, no offense to latter but I will agree that the new Goofy shorts was a let down since it really too short even for a typical cartoon shorts. I would’ve love to see more of the new Goofy shorts that related to the pandemic but the fact that is too short feels like a waste of time. For Dug Days, it really does feels wholesome just like you said as I’m watching a slice of life cartoons, but staying connected to the 2009 film. Other than that, I had a good time with it so I’ll definitely watch it again whenever I feel like it watching it.

Justin Monti

The link did work and I did manage to watch the review, I do hope you’re able to get this situation with Patron fixed.

Trenton Girone

The video says “Sorry, this video doesn’t exist.” But thanks for the links on both videos!

Trenton Girone

Also, the link seems to only show up on the e-mail link, but not the app. That’s another update the app needs, but for now, I’m happy.

Trenton Girone

Now I have some more fun stuff to watch! Thanks, dude! Though, your camera feed is a little bright here.

Trenton Girone

Never mind; I see it on the page now.

Hugo Segal

I think what I posted might have been overlooked due to the Patreon viewing glitch. I’ll try paraphrasing what I wrote: “One could make the counterargument that from a business standpoint, Disney intended for these shorts to be 90 seconds long (individually) just so the usual format of a Goofy cartoon can adapt to how we consume short-form content (i.e. what casual viewers would find on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, or Tik Tok). Don’t get me wrong. I can see where Mat is coming from, especially when the Cartoon Community has pleaded for the return of mainstream hand-drawn year after year. But if we’re going to achieve that goal one step at a time, projects like “How to Stay at Home” are our best options (for now).”