"Moth and the Flame" was released in 1938 by Warner Bros. as part of their Merrie Melodies series. Upon its initial release, the cartoon received modest attention, appreciated mainly for its creative animation and musical accompaniment, but it was not considered a major hit. Over the years, its unique visual style and imaginative depiction of moths battling fire have gained appreciation among animation enthusiasts. Today, "Moth and the Flame" is regarded as a charming example of early American animation, often hailed as an underrated gem. While it doesn't hold the widespread recognition of some contemporaneous cartoons, it enjoys a dedicated following for its artistic qualities and storytelling.
Crew of Moth and the Flame
Full backstage crew list →- Released April 01, 1938