Two buskers engage in a petty feud over a child's donation.Two buskers engage in a petty feud over a child's donation.Two buskers engage in a petty feud over a child's donation.
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- TriviaWas released theatrically in several territories with Cars (2006).
- Crazy creditsA post-credits scene shows that it is now nighttime, with Treble standing on Bass, trying to reach for the coins in vain. As the two start to fall backwards, the film ends.
- ConnectionsFeatured in 2005 Academy Award Nominated Short Films (2006)
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Pixar's one man band get cacophonous when two buskers vie to get a gold coin from a little girl. The short story starts with an avuncular busker playing simple music with his trumpet, when he sees that a little girl is about to drop her coin in the fountain, perhaps for a wish. But he manages to lure her with his music and immediately pushes his bowl so that the coin goes into his pocket. Just when the girl reaches to drop the coin into the bowl, another violinist begins to play his instrument. This man is lanky and he plays his instrument mellifluously.
The war begins and the girl gets confused as both the buskers get more and more competitive. The ending is unexpected, and I'm glad Pixar didn't go for an emotional ending. The animation is quite vibrant and detailed for a short film and the humor is subtle. My rating: 7/10
The war begins and the girl gets confused as both the buskers get more and more competitive. The ending is unexpected, and I'm glad Pixar didn't go for an emotional ending. The animation is quite vibrant and detailed for a short film and the humor is subtle. My rating: 7/10
- sashank_kini-1
- Aug 26, 2011
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- Людина-оркестр
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- Runtime4 minutes
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- 2.35 : 1
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