Thad’s Review – Part 3: “Tom & Jerry: The Golden Era Anthology 1940-1958”
The third part of Thad’s look at the Tom & Jerry blu-ray set.
Tag Archives: Tom and Jerry
When Jasper Met Pee Wee
An exploration into the origin of MGM’s Tom & Jerry – and how they got their names.
Calypso!
A tribute to a genre of music, which, while it only showed up rarely in cartoons, made its mark in memory – and animation history.
Cartoons About Cartoons (Part 23)
Cartoon consciousness comes in a quartet of Tom and Jerrys, a duo of Bugs Bunny, and solo spots for Woody, the Road Runner and Tommy Tortoise.
The THAD Review: “Tom and Jerry: The Complete CinemaScope Collection”
An idea so obvious it’s surprising Warners hadn’t already done this years ago.
A Musical Up-Roar 1954-57
Fred Quimby departed from the reins, and Hanna and Barbera were forced to take over production on much tighter budgets.
A Musical Up-Roar 1949-51
The early 50s saw Scott Bradley increasingly writing his own scores, and not incorporating MGM’s own published songs.
In the Center Ring (Part 11)
This week’s animated offerings range from a classic Bugs Bunny, myopic Magoo madness, to a double-dose of Tom and Jerry.
Awards with Character: Classic Oscar Winning Cartoons Celebrating Anniversaries
Four animated shorts, each an Oscar winner and each one also celebrating an anniversary this year.
“Pencil Mania” Restored
One more visit with Van Beuren’s Tom and Jerry before their visit to replication.
