Noah's Outing

About This Movie

Noah's Outing is an interesting little gem from 1932 that mixes animation with comedy. The film reinterprets the Noah's Ark tale, but with a twist—Farmer Al Falfa steps into Noah's shoes, giving it a unique spin typical of the Terrytoons style. The pacing is brisk, typical of shorts from that era, with a lighthearted tone that feels both whimsical and a bit cheeky. The animation isn't groundbreaking, but it has a charm that reflects the creativity of its time. Themes of companionship and survival play out humorously amongst the animal antics, making it a pleasant watch for animation enthusiasts. It’s fascinating to see how they adapted such a well-known story for a comedic context.

Noah's Outing is a bit of a rarity; it hasn't seen many re-releases, and original prints can be hard to come by. Collectors often appreciate the vintage Terrytoons style, which offers a nostalgic view into early animation techniques. It's an interesting piece not just for its content but also for its historical context in the evolution of animated shorts during the early 1930s.