Showing posts with label Tom/Jerry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tom/Jerry. Show all posts

June 17, 1970

The Mouse From HUNGER (1967) ***

Stylish and handsome Tom and Jerry cartoon.

Cat And Dupli-cat (1967) ***

Two cats are fighting over Jerry. Better than average late Tom and Jerry cartoon.

Surf Bored Cat (1967) ***

Tom wants to surf.

O-Solar Meow (1967) ***

The best of all Tom and Jerry's sci-fi cartoons from 1967.

Shutter Bugged Cat (1967) **

At first, it looks like a "cheater" cartoon, with Tom rewatching fragments of old Tom and Jerry films. We expect more because there are some self-reflexive touches (like Tom running the films backwards and taking notes), but ultimately that first impression that it's just a "cheater" cartoon is proven correct.

Rock 'n' Rodent (1967) **

Tom and Jerry and jazz.

Purr-Chance To Dream (1967) **

Tom and Jerry and a fierce little dog.

Guided Mouse-ille (1967) *

Sci-fi Tom and Jerry cartoons with mechanical dogs and other gadgets.

Cannery Rodent (1967) *

Tom and Jerry. Chases. A fishing village.

Advance And Be Mechanized (1967) *

Very weak and incoherent Tom and Jerry cartoon.

June 16, 1970

Catty Cornered (1966) ***

Hidding in a wall separating two appartments, Jerry cleverly arranges a fight between Tom and another cat who lives next door. Directed by Abe Levitow.

Puss 'n' Boats (1966) **

Tom and Jerry and cheese and a ship.

Duel Personality (1966) **

Tom and Jerry are dueling against each other. Better narrative structure than most late Tom and Jerry cartoons.

Filet Meow (1966) **

Many absurdist, but only mildly funny gags in this Tom and Jerry cartoon directed by Abe Levitov.

A-tom-inable Snowman (1966) *

Tom and Jerry and the snow.

Matinee Mouse (1966) *

A "cheater".

Love Me Love My Mouse (1966) *

Tom and Jerry and Tom's fiancee.

Jerry Jerry Quite Contrary (1966) *

Laborious and predictable gags in this typical Tom and Jerry cartoon.

June 15, 1970

The Year Of The Mouse (1965) ***

Basically Chuck Jones' remake of his own Warner Bros cartoons such as "Mouse Wreckers" and others, but starring Tom and Jerry instead of Hubie and Bertie.

Cat's Me-Ouch (1965) **

Jerry buys a tiny, but fearsome dog to defend himself from Tom.