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25SP_GD1_11380 Quiz_03
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According to Maltin on page 110, the "most admirable trait of the Fleischer Popeyes was..."
Options
A....dogged refusal to fall into a formula trap."
B....that nothing was sacred in these cartoons."
C....many cartoons are built around songs."
D....economic feasibility took a backseat to mechanical innovation."
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Option 4: '...economic feasibility took a backseat to mechanical innovation.' This contrasts practicality with innovation, suggesting a priority on new animation techniques over cost. If Maltin intended to......Login to view full explanationLog in for full answers
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