Motor Mania
An unassuming, mild-mannered average guy, Mr. Walker (Goofy) morphs into the violent Mr. Wheeler the moment he begins driving. Once back on his feet, Mr. Walker finds it nearly impossible to cross the street.
Director(s)
Jack Kinney
Al Zinnen
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CinemaSerf
"Mr Walker" ("Goofy" in a suit and tie) is a man of "average" intelligence who considerately avoids stepping on an ant as he walks to his garage to head to work in the morning. Thing is, once he gets the engine on it all goes to his head and he becomes the maniacal "Mr. Wheeler" in traditional "Jekyll & Hyde" fashion. Unfortunately for him, everyone else using the road takes the same thoughtless and aggressive approach to their journeys and soon accidents and pile-ups accrue. It's quite a clever look at just how silly the whole concept of getting there ten seconds earlier is; of getting there momentarily before a colleague, finding that elusive parking space or of not caring a jot for other road (or kerb) users. A concept turned on it's head when our driver reverts to pedestrian status and briefly and fearsomely appreciates the selfishness of motorists. Might he learn? What do you think...? Maybe patience is a virtue?
Motor Mania FAQs
The directors of Motor Mania are Jack Kinney and Al Zinnen.
The cast of Motor Mania includes Pinto Colvig as Goofy (voice) and John McLeish as Narrator (voice).
The duration of Motor Mania is 7 mins.
Motor Mania was released on 30 Jun 1950.
Motor Mania is listed under Animation, Family, and Comedy on Fanbiz.
Motor Mania has 1 review on Fanziz, with an average rating of 7.0/10. One reviewer wrote: ""Mr Walker" ("Goofy" in a suit and tie) is a man of "average" intelligence who considerately avoids stepping on an ant as he walks to his garage to head to work in the morning...."
