Very very predictable, including the post credit scene !!!

I'll tell you why so serious

When a movie has you begging for it to end not even half way through it's pure crap. We've all seen this movie and this characters millions of times, nothing new in it. Don't waste your time.

The film creates a perfect balance between action and depth of basic needs, in the midst of an infertile atmosphere.

The premise is nothing new really, but even then Mickey and the Seal is an entertaining cartoon with so much to recommend in its favour. The animation is of the colourful, fluid quality, and the music bursts with energy, enhancing the action all the time. The story may be unsurprising, but the brisk pacing makes it interesting enough, and there are at least two funny scenes, the scene in the bath and the ending. The baby seal is adorable but a lot of effort is made to make him much more than that. Mickey is kindly and likable as ever, and Pluto cute and energetic. In conclusion, not the most surprising of cartoons but still great. 9/10 Bethany Cox

Mickey Mouse goes to the zoo and feeds the sea lions. Unfortunately, one of them takes to Mickey and sneaks home in Mickey's picnic basket. When Mickey returns home, he is unaware and only Pluto realizes that the sea lion has now become a member of the household. Despite trying to tell Mickey repeatedly, Mickey is blissfully unaware. Once the presence of the sea lion is discovered, Mickey takes it all in stride and returns the cute guy to the zoo. However, the little sea lion tells his pals about Mickey's great home and they all decide to come for a visit.This short is very high on the cute quotient. You can't help but love the sea lion and enjoy the film--even if the story is a bit simple. Fun and well made.

This is a very funny Mickey Mouse short. Mickey visits the Seal Park and by accident he is taking a little seal home. He discovers that when he is taking a bath, a very funny sequence. Pluto is not so pleased to see a seal with Mickey. A very nice short with a very funny ending.

This is one of the better of the 1940s era Mickey Mouse shorts and the typical Disney attention to detail is still there, although you can sense that some of the enthusiasm for short form cartoons is beginning to wane just the teensiest bit. The basic premise of the cartoon-feed something and it's yours whether you want it or not-is getting a bit stale, but here it's quite entertaining. This shows from time to time on The Ink and Paint Club. Well worth watching.