Primitive Pluto
Primitive Pluto

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Primitive Pluto

1950
Movie
6 min
English

Pluto's primitive wolf nature emerges and berates him for going soft. But their little hunting trip goes bad when Pluto encounters a rabbit and bear that give him some trouble.

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IMDb7.2/10
Director: Charles NicholsGenres: Animation, Short, Comedy, Family

Plot Summary

In this animated short, Pluto the dog accidentally travels back in time to the Stone Age. He encounters a prehistoric caveman who bears a striking resemblance to his modern-day owner, Mickey Mouse. Pluto finds himself in a series of comical and challenging situations as he tries to navigate this primitive world and survive the caveman's antics.

Critical Reception

Primitive Pluto is a classic Disney animated short that was generally well-received for its humor and animation. It's often cited as a fun example of Pluto's early solo adventures, showcasing his comedic timing and the animation studio's skill in character-driven gags.

What Reviewers Say

  • Praised for its classic Disney animation and Pluto's comedic performance.

  • Appreciated for its simple yet effective prehistoric premise.

  • Enjoyed for its straightforward, gag-driven humor suitable for all ages.

Google audience: While specific Google user reviews for this short are not readily available, audience reception generally highlights its nostalgic charm and the timeless appeal of Pluto's character.

Fun Fact

The caveman character in 'Primitive Pluto' bears a strong visual resemblance to Mickey Mouse, which was a recurring gag in some Pluto cartoons of the era, emphasizing Pluto's owner's presence even when he isn't explicitly on screen.

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