One Froggy Evening

What is there to say about Chuck Jones's 'One Froggy Evening' that hasn't been said already, not just one of the greatest cartoons ever made but one of the best things to ever happen anywhere ever! The story of a demolition... Full review

The J.C. Wilbur building is being demolished by the Acme Building and Wrecking company. When they are down to just the cornerstone, a foreman discovers a proclamation, so to speak, about the building being erected in 1892. Suddenly, a frog... Full review

This is the single greatest animated short ever made. The uncut version is perfect. The songs are great, the art direction is terrific, and above all the story is priceless.Spoiler: A construction worker demolishing a building finds a frog in... Full review

This is simply hilarious! A poor shmoe is helping demolish an old building. When he gets to the cornerstone, a live frog is miraculously living inside. But this is no ordinary frog, but one that sings and dances! The guy... Full review

Chuck Jones and company created another masterpiece with "One Froggy Evening", about a man finding a singing frog who only sings for him, leading to many unpleasant situations. These cartoons were so simple, yet so clever. I think that there's... Full review

The last two times I saw One Froggy Evening it was in a censored version. In the original, the guy rents a theatre to show the singing frog and peppers the building with posters but no-one comes. He puts out... Full review

Everyone knows what happens in the excellent animated masterpiece. A guy finds a dancing, singing frog whom will only dance or sing for him and it drives him crazy. This is the best Chuck Jones short ever (no easy feat), and... Full review

You know, I would virtually tell everyone to watch EVERY short that Chuck Jones and Michael Maltese collaborated on. They are icons in creating some of the best storytelling animation in our time. EVERYONE looking to get into screen writing... Full review

Intelligent, beautiful, and nice people. High paying, fun jobs. Singing and dancing frogs. Do they exist? No, but we can pretend. This cartoon takes an everyday daydream, a frog with great legs and a booming voice, and brings it to... Full review

Although some consider What's Opera, Doc? the perfect Chuck Jones cartoon, I would argue that this is the best choice to represent Chuck Jones boiled down to one short. Jones did a great variety of work, but he was at... Full review

It was everyone's favorite song for the frog at the animation unit. Chuck Jones made so many masterpieces it's an embaressment of riches, but if you could save only one of his cartoons, this is the one I'd grab. ... Full Review

Bill Roberts' singing is excellent, highlighting memorable songs. Chuck Jones' direction is excellent, proving that you don't need dialogue for laughs. It's a simple but hilarious and lovable story. ... Full Review