To me, this movie is perfection.

This is one of the few movies I've ever seen where the whole audience broke into spontaneous, loud applause a third of the way in.

It's easily one of the freshest, sharpest and most enjoyable films of this year.

Exactly the movie you think it is, but not the movie you want it to be.

Essentially, all this cartoon is is Felix the Cat's drunken descent in absurd madness, which isn't very typical of family friendly animations, but it works really well. All throughout animation history, animators have delved into the rather surreal and bizarre depths of their imaginations and have created experiences that border on incomprehensibility in a fun and funny way. "Woos Whoopee" is no exception; it's a ridiculous, over exaggerated surrealist comedy in which the laws of logic are cheerfully thrown out the window and all sense is lost, and is replaced by a fantastic and wholly entertaining breed of utter nonsense. A must watch if you can appreciate the lunacy.

"Woos Whoopee" is an American 1928 cartoon from the United States. The director is Otto Messmer and it is one of his uncountable Felix the Cat films. And it is also among the more known starring the cat character that has become pretty much unknown today. But he was still the trailblazer for the likes of Disney's and Warner Bros' characters. To put it into perspective, this film is almost 90 years old and Hitler was not even in power in Germany when this came out. The version I watched had sound, but according to IMDb it is a silent film, so I guess this was added later on. It runs for 6.5 minutes as these cartoons usually do any back then by that time, cartoons were really more about being wild and bizarre than about being really funny or witty. This one here is no exception and I was not impressed by it. Thumbs down.

WOOS WHOOPEE is a Felix the Cat cartoon. I do not recommend this Felix The Cat cartoon to children for several reasons. One is the drinking, two is the driving while drinking, three is the smoking, four is the stealing (when Felix stole someone else's alcoholic beverage) and five is the violence. Also, I don't know if anyone noticed but in the end it seemed as if the wife thought he was "humping" the pillow instead of strangling a chicken which turned out to be a pillow.This film of Felix the Cat is also quite interesting because of the sounds sounded like it was voiced by someone just randomly mumbling. But that is how Felix the Cat actually sounds. In the television series of the 90s, Felix sounds similar to when he was voiced in the 20s and 30s. It's quite interesting how he never changed. Also, Felix is still the tough little cat he is in the television series. Also, I like how when he is drunk he isn't hiccuping annoyingly as those Acme Hour toons or the Tex Avery show, etc. That gets kind of distracting and annoying.Also, I just like these short classic cartoons in general. They are very interesting, fun to watch, and relaxing. I like these because they don't really have a long plot and these types of cartoons are filled with dancing and singing.Like I said before, I do not recommend this to children because of the violence, drinking, etc. But they can watch if they are smart enough not to do those things and the health effects.

One of Otto Messmer's most unusual Felix cartoons. It portrays Felix as an inebriated feline being chased by all kinds of demons only to be welcomed by the greatest demon of all, the angry wife. Very original and the Slingshot Entertainment version of Felix Feline Follies has done a great job in preserving one of the greatest animated characters of all time.