Crowing Pains (1947) Warner Brothers Studios
- 12 years ago
Foghorn convinces Henery that Sylvester is a chicken. Foghorn sticks Henery in an egg and sticks it under Sylvester.
Director:
Robert McKimson
Writer:
Warren Foster (story)
Stars:
Mel Blanc
Production Co:
Warner Bros. Pictures
This Looney Tunes cartoon is very entertaining from start to finish. Whilst some of the animation isn't always that great as Foghorn is a little overweight here, the music is good, the gags come by thick and fast and the short essentially is funny.
The characters are still their fun and likable selves. While Sylvester is suitably slobbery and Foghorn witty, it is Henery who steals the show, and their partnership is perfect. Barnyard Dog also gives an entertaining performance. The marvellous vocals of Mel Blanc really made Crowing Pains so fun to watch especially, and the story was cool. I admit there is a fair amount of violence and poor Sylvester gets the most of it.
All in all, it is fun, helped by the perfect performances from the Looney Tunes characters and most importantly from Blanc. 9/10
Director:
Robert McKimson
Writer:
Warren Foster (story)
Stars:
Mel Blanc
Production Co:
Warner Bros. Pictures
This Looney Tunes cartoon is very entertaining from start to finish. Whilst some of the animation isn't always that great as Foghorn is a little overweight here, the music is good, the gags come by thick and fast and the short essentially is funny.
The characters are still their fun and likable selves. While Sylvester is suitably slobbery and Foghorn witty, it is Henery who steals the show, and their partnership is perfect. Barnyard Dog also gives an entertaining performance. The marvellous vocals of Mel Blanc really made Crowing Pains so fun to watch especially, and the story was cool. I admit there is a fair amount of violence and poor Sylvester gets the most of it.
All in all, it is fun, helped by the perfect performances from the Looney Tunes characters and most importantly from Blanc. 9/10