It allowed for realistic camera movements, separate foregrounding planes, and dolly shots, in two scenes in particular:the expensively-made, zooming-in shot into the village he morning after Pinocchio came to life, as doors opened to homes and children ran, birds flew, and people emergedJiminy""s POV of the landscape as he was leapingImpressive animation work (in the days long before computer animation) was also evident in many sequences:the radiant flames of the fireplace in the workshopthe band figures atop a wooden musical boxCleo the fish""s view of Pinocchio through the glass of her fishbowlJiminy""s chase after the two villains who have convinced Pinocchio to join them for a life of theatrical show-businessPinocchio""s stage debut, singing and dancing with other marionettesPinocchio trapped inside a hanging bird cage on Stromboli""s jostling wagon during a thunderstorm, with flashes of lightning briefly illuminating the lifeless marionettes that hung corpse-like all around hima forlorn Geppetto, searching desperately for his lost son, watching as the carriage that imprisoned Pinocchio passed him by in the rainthe shimmering underwater view ofvarious ropical fish, sea anemones, seahorses, clams and shoals of fish before Monstro the whale appearedthe whale""s capture of a school of tuna, the sneeze hat sends a torrent of water (and the raft) from its mouth, and he whale""s pursuit of them on a raftThe lively soundtrack, with five songs, perfectly complemented he story: the film""s theme song "When You Wish Upon a Star" (sung wice), "Little Woodenhead," "Give a Little Whistle," "Hi Diddle Dee Dee (An Actor""s Life for Me)," and "I""ve Got No Strings." However, Doc remembered them, as he explained to Tracy and Maggie: "Because I can control my dreams." He heard sirens wailing as civilized ape police officers in cruiser vehicles and motorcycle ape-cops pulled up and held him at gunpoint to arrest him.This stark, slightly stagey, 87-minute black and white film, shot on location in Germany with crisp B/W photography (by George Krause) with a budget less than $1 million, is as compelling and harsh an indictment and criticism of war as Lewis Milestone""s award-winning, anti-war classicAll Quiet On The Western Front (1930), adapted from Erich Maria Remarque""s novel.Anita: Well, what do you expect to happen?Maria: I don""t know.Something.What happens when you look at Bernard?Anita: It""s when I don""t look that it happens.When Maria tries on the plain white dress with a wide red belt, she complains: "White is for babies," but after trying it on, she becomes ecstatic: "It is a beautiful dress!"Bernardo (regarded as a "watchdog" by Maria) views his sister as "a precious jewel.