Today in Cartoon HistoryDisney Gets a Contract With United Artists December 1930 - Walt Disney and United Artists sign a contract which gives Disney an advance of $15,000 per cartoon released, more than double the advance he received through Columbia. This union is not announced until June, 1932.
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ToonJet Classic Cartoon BlogTop 10 Best 3D Animated Films of all TimeWho doesn't like a good animated movie? The past few years have seen a boom in 3D animated movies, and I will try to sum up the best of the best of the least worst and leave out the worst of the most bad. On top of the latest and greatest, it includes a couple of the classics. The art and the industry have already begun to change and expand...
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Posted on Mon Aug. 10, 2009 by J.T.
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Since the last post, ToonJet has grown tremendously to double the users we had before. That goes to show how much we love our classic cartoons here at ToonJet! :D
Weekly updates are behind a bit, as is the ToonJet Toonletter mailing list, but this month has been very busy. An update will be on its way soon, I promise! Remember that you can share any of the cartoons (excluding some of the cartoons on the live channels) with friends and neighbors by clicking on the "email this" link on the cartoon's page, or the envelope icon on the main page by the cartoon's screenshot. Spread the word, someone will appreciate it :)
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