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Cartoon Summary:
In the kitchen, a trio of mice are singing "Ain't We Got Fun" and floating on a bar of soap in the sink. A "friendly" cat bursts in and starts attacking the mice.... (more)
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"Fifth Column Mouse."
The dot-dot-dot-dash that the mouse shaves into the cat is Morse code for a "V for Victory". The cat is portrayed with stereotypical derogatory Japanese features in a non-PC scene with a mouse giving... (more)
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Comments By: red-rat |
Probably the best, most entertaining war related, "propaganda" cartoon of all time. First viewed in the late 1950s, when I was a budding film fan; reviewed again last month (on an old VHS tape purchased years back) to find not of the magic had... (read more)
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Comments By: rrfan3267 |
For some reason in Looney Tunes, black cats really DO mean bad luck. For the cats, that is. Whether chasing birds, mice, or even worms, black cats (especially Sylvester) can't seem to catch a break. The cat in this cartoon almost did, however. At one... (read more)
1 of 2 people found this comment useful
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Comments By: damfine |
Superficially, it's a typical cat and mouse cartoon. Actually, it is an extended metaphor (or analogy) of the events leading up to World War II. A certifiable masterpiece... (read more)
3 of 4 people found this comment useful
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