動(dòng)畫(huà)片貓和老鼠英語(yǔ)版簡(jiǎn)介(已修改)
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【正文】 Tom and JerryTom of Tom and Jerry fame must be one of the all time favorite cartoon cats.This cat and mouse cartoon series kicked of on February 20, 1940 with the short Puss Gets the Boot. Distributed by MGM, directed by Bill Hanna and Joe Barbera and produced by Rudolf Ising, this Academy Award nominee ran for just over 9 mins. Apart from the cat being referred to as Jasper and not Tom, and the mouse not having a name, this first adventure pretty much established the Tom and Jerry format.Cat views mouse as a tasty snack. Cat chases mouse but is usually outwitted. Plenty of violence, mayhem and destruction. Lots of visual gags, little dialogue. This basically is the formula for every successful cat and mouse animated cartoon, and no other feline and rodent pair were better performers of the formula than Tom and Jerry.The first series of Tom and Jerry pictures, directed by Hanna and Barbera for MGM, 1940 1957, were absolute masterpieces of animation. Beautifully drawn, very fast paced action all the way and lovable, likable characters.Tom nearly always came off the worst in any encounter with cute little Jerry mouse. The cat would often be gullible enough to accept a lighted stick of dynamite from the rodent, stand there admiring it until it exploded, leaving him nothing but a black smudge with a pair of blinking, disbelieving eyes.Hilariously impossible things happened in these early Tamp。J shorts, the duo would hit each other with anything they could lay their hands on, push each other of off buildings, shoot each other and mit every conceivable (and inconceivable) act of violence to their opponent. All this with never a drop of blood, or long term harm!Wonderful supporting characters appeared in the early Tom and Jerry cartoons. Spike the Bulldog was a formidable adversary to Tom, who would often beat up on the cat egged on by the craf
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