A Masterpiece!

This is ultimately a movie about the very bad things that can happen when we don't address our unease, when we just try to brush it off, whether that's to fit in or to preserve our self-image.

All of these films share one commonality, that being a kind of emotional center that humanizes a cast of monsters.

Story: It's very simple but honestly that is fine.

This cartoon isn't funny and well-looking at all, presumably the worst Donald Duck short I ever seen, not only to Donald, mostly, to Daisy Duck, Arguably a literally comparison of Daisy Duck's kind and soft personality, quite contrary and bad!The initially scene is not impressed me, Donald got criticized by Daisy for his poor English speaking, that could be understably, for as we all know, Donald only can speak in his ambiguous voice, we got used to it, but how can Daisy been so angry? She should be a reasonable character, to my mind, and the scene when the telephone booth exploded seemed pretty violence, poor Donald!Donald himself I didn't got impressed, he seemed like a corward and only take advices from the look-alike duck, what to replace him to woo Daisy back, not knew what the duck's intention, he, obviously, got betrayed, and he became jealous, more fights, more profanity! And what's going on with Daisy? Shouldn't Daisy be angry to see the look-alike Donald by then? The plot is completely ambiguous.What the ending is the most disgust and horrible scene I ever saw, when the look-alike duck and Daisy entered the tunnel of love, and menacingly got rape by the look-alike duck, and later, a brutal fight began, I felt very unimpressed when I saw the two male ducks both thought they got Daisy, until they reliased the mistake, and Daisy, very angry, angrily ranted at them, she looked carzy and deranged, what's going on? a completely misrepresented for Daisy Duck! I wonder what will happened next, I can stand this no more.I don't want to say anything right now, this one is completely underwelming to me. Thumb down.NEVER WATCH!

Donald needs to improve on his English (because when you sound like Donald Duck that can sometimes be a problem for Daisy Duck), so he happens to run into someone who looks just like him but talks like Trevor Howard or something, and then there's the old switcheroo (and of course the Trevor Howard Donald is attracted to Daisy on first sight). Wackiness ensues, and there's several funny send-ups with this premise Sure, yes, it's a sitcom premise... but the ending has kind of haunted me my whole life. That sounds heavy, but at the end of this short, when Daisy discovers the obvious (it happens after a climactic scene inside of a 'Tunnel of Love' portion of a carnival), she's in a frenzy saying a whole lot of fast gibberish at the two 'Donalds'. That's just... if you're a real little kid seeing it, trust me, it stays with you!

Donald's classic and unique voice and wacky personality may have gotten the best of him when his relationship becomes at odds with Daisy. So, he hires a look-alike who has a charming demeanor and a suave voice to woo Daisy back for him. However, the look-alike seems to want Daisy all to himself.It's classic animation at some of its best and a lovable story that will send the audience laughing. It's charming and hilarious at the same time and a romance triangle that will leave you wondering how Donald will find himself out of this predicament.It's one of the funniest cartoons from my childhood and still holds up well to this day.Grade B+

A simple, but very well done cartoon, with decent animation and top notch music. To further elaborate, the story is simple but effective, the animation is not as smooth or as colourful as other Disney cartoons but nice enough and the music is stunning as it usually is. Though I have to say I loved the voice acting. As usual, Clarence Nash does a stellar job voicing Donald, while Leslie Denison is even more impressive offering a sophisticated approach to Donald's lookalike. Gloria Blondell once again is terrific as Daisy. The three ducks have a lot of fun in a nice amusing cartoon overall, elevated by a hilarious ending.9/10 Bethany Cox