Betty Boop Minnie The Moocher

Betty Boop Minnie the Moocher is an interesting short cartoon film that is created by Max Fleischer and it is highly attractive in the way it is presented. Betty a small daughter is chased away by his father by not eating. Betty does not believe in loneliness and knows what to do next and the steps that could save her, as she calls Bimbo to accompany her in the journey. The orchestra and cab Calloway dancers made the movie because of how they try to reveal the theme of the music.
The main characters in the short cartoon film besides Berry and Bimbo are Betty’s parents and the cab Calloway orchestra that utilizes music to change the mood plus interpretation of the tune. The filmmaker uses auditory imagery and it depicts the use of music, instrumentals, and other forms of audios to make the film lively. This for instance is the use of Minnie the Moocher song at the start and the end. The imagery acts as a form of representation. Historical events are represented from the short cartoon film for instance in the

use of Minnie the moocher song that relates to the film. The event is overtly as there is some sense of humor in the instrumentals, more intelligent and open in representation.
The film has an overlying mood for instance through the aggressive nature in which the characters reveal themselves.

Betty’s father warns Betty Boop not to do it as he understands the consequences. The nature of the mood is also shown in the way the instrumentals are perceived. The dancing at the end shows it all. Sound and music is used at the start and the end of the music. At the start, the music is somewhat slow and the instrumentals set the mood expected from the film. The band and orchestra is more casual just as the characters in the film. This gives the author the expectation from the film as well as how the characters could utilize the environment. At the end of the film, the cab sings in a way that is more spiritual, ghost like and the skeletons nature scares everything. The music is related to the image on the screen since it indicates what Betty could expect. In most instances, the music goes with what is on the screen to create some sense of

reality.
The message in the film is open to more the one interpretation because of the mix of different effects such as use of the song Minnie the Moocher at the beginning and the end of the film. Different viewers could actually interpret the film in different ways. The color, text, and light used in the film are black and white nature, somehow attractive according to the date of release of the film. This shows some level of causality plus the theme created in the film throughout the presentation. The textures in the cartoons and animations indicate the nature of film as well as the background environment.
The techniques used in the movie such as use of Cab Calloway and the instrumentals support the theme of the film such that they symbolize flow of ideas and information to the viewer. The techniques in a given way attract the viewer of the film. A good example is how imagery is achieved through use of instrumentals and tunes. The style of animation of the characters could change the films theme because the two have a clear comparison in film analysis. They both depend on each other for aspects such as mood and theme.