Dorbees - Making Decisions 1998
"Little balls want to grow up."
Step into the quirky world of *Dorbees - Making Decisions (1998)*, a whimsical animated short from director Scott Harper that blends comedy, music, and family-friendly adventure.
Director: Scott Harper
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *Dorbees - Making Decisions* (1998) about?
This animated short follows two playful microscopic balls, Jack and Mary Jane, as they explore an eerie old house and meet Dig, a nostalgic 70s businessman facing a tough decision. Their adventure explores themes of friendship, responsibility, and the bittersweet transition from childhood to adulthood.
Who directed *Dorbees - Making Decisions*?
Scott Harper directed this unique animated short, infusing it with his signature blend of humor and heart.
Who stars in *Dorbees - Making Decisions*?
The charming cast includes Tyler Byrd, Benjy Gaither, Amy Gaither-Hayes, Marshall Hall, and Lana Ranahan, bringing the lively world of the Dorbees to life.
Is *Dorbees - Making Decisions* (1998) worth watching?
For fans of offbeat family animation with a musical twist, this 34-minute short offers gentle humor and relatable themes. While it may not be a mainstream hit, its creativity and nostalgic charm make it a curious watch for animation enthusiasts.
How long is *Dorbees - Making Decisions*?
The runtime for *Dorbees - Making Decisions* is 34 minutes.
About Dorbees - Making Decisions (1998) — Animated Adventure with a Musical Twist
Step into the quirky world of *Dorbees - Making Decisions (1998)*, a whimsical animated short from director Scott Harper that blends comedy, music, and family-friendly adventure.
Following the mischievous duo Jack and Mary Jane—two tiny, bouncy orbs with big personalities—as they ditch their microscopic chores, this 34-minute escapade whisks them away to a creaky, mysterious house where the past collides with the present. There, they cross paths with Dig, a flamboyant relic of the 70s trapped in his own nostalgia, forced to choose between chasing fleeting profits or forging meaningful connections. With its peppy soundtrack, playful animation, and heartfelt look at growing up, this underrated gem balances humor and warmth for audiences of all ages.