Down And Outing (1961) - Tom and Jerry Theatrical Cartoon Series

Down And Outing: A day of fishing turns out to be more than Tom, Jerry or their master had angled for.

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Down And Outing - 1961
Rembrandt Films featuring Tom, Jerry, Fisherman (Tom's Owner).

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Down And Outing

Comments by: MonteLukast

Rating: 2 out of 10 stars

Posted: April 20, 2003

I hate Tom's master! Hate, *hate*, HATE him. I felt better when it was Spike using Tom as a punching bag, because hey, Spike's a dog. And you could still laugh at those poundings... somehow they were still funny.
I have found absolutely nothing funny about how this guy treats Tom. There's just something about his mannerisms. He spoils any Deitch cartoon he appears in.

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Down And Outing

Comments by: dingdog

Rating: 2 out of 10 stars

Posted: March 23, 2003

These early-60s Tom and Jerrys, done at Gene Deitch's studio in Czechoslovakia, are just as rotten as the Chuck Jones series that followed; but there's some comedy of the purely UNINTENTIONAL sort, in the jerky movements and the simply-bizarre sound effects.
Deitch was one of the new breed of "thoughtful," "sensitive," "non-aggressive" cartoonists whose style just didn't fit this.

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