Bambi, the little deer crying so heartbreakingly over his mother less than 30 years before Marv Newland's approach to the story was released, is standing in the grass. We hear a soft tune and the whole ambiance is just very chilly and relaxing. 45 seconds in and nothing seems to be happening. We were oh-so wrong. Godzilla's foot smashes the poor thing all of a sudden. Traumatizing development. What was Newland thinking. It was certainly two of the most opposed characters meeting in the same film and the outcome is the expected as well, but why? Why? Why, Mr. Newland? The credits roll in from start to finish of the short film. Notions like "Bambi's wardrobe by Marv Newland" isn't particularly funny either. He seems a vile person without a heart. I can't recommend this one.
Review of Bambi Meets Godzilla
