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Cartoon Summary:
Sylvester tries to get to the tugboat carrying Tweety.
Cartoon Production Information:
The first on-screen credit for sound effects wizard Treg Brown, at the time a 22-year veteran at the studio. This is the only Warner Bros. cartoon to include Granny's name in the title. However,... (more)
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Comments By: leeroy |
Perhaps the funniest WB cartoon I have ever seen.
There are 2 BIG reasons for this:
Sylvester's expressions are never better than they are here.
The sound effects... (read more)
There are 2 BIG reasons for this:
Sylvester's expressions are never better than they are here.
The sound effects... (read more)
1 of 2 people found this comment useful
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Comments By: dingdog |
It took me quite a while to come around to this one as a favorite, but there's a helluva lotta animation expertise and comic timing that go into it.
High Points Of Animation: Art Davis' virtuosic rendering of Sylvester wrestling with the crab... (read more)
High Points Of Animation: Art Davis' virtuosic rendering of Sylvester wrestling with the crab... (read more)
0 of 2 people found this comment useful
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