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Availability: Limited Availability - This title is limited to stock on hand and will soon be unavailable. After our stock is depleted, this title will no longer be available. If you want this DVD, we suggest you order it immediately. AKA: Tom And Jerry Vol. 2 Director: William Hanna (Bill Hanna)  ||  Joseph Barbera Producer: Fred Quimby Released: 1944 [USA] Genre: Animation     Sub-Genre: Comedy Keywords:  Animal(s) / Pet(s) || Rivalry || Slapstick || Violence

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Plot:	This disc includes THREE Academy Award-winning episodes ("Mouse Trouble", "Quiet, Please", and "The Cat Concerto"), and also one Academy Award-nominated episode ("Dr. Jekyll And Mr. Mouse").
Overview:	Hanna and Barbera's "Tom & Jerry" films are the epitome of the Hollywood cartoon. They took a simple premise and added funny gags and great animation to create a perfect entertainment series. The characters in and of themselves are funny: the mangy gray cat Tom, the innocent yet wise mouse Jerry. Both are obsessed: one will do anything to catch his prey, the other will do anything to survive. A typical "Tom & Jerry" is anything but typical. Tom chases Jerry out west, under the Christmas tree, at the beach, underwater, on the gold course, and in a bowling alley, among many looney locations. Jerry is befriended by bulldogs, sucks, muscle-bound cousins, lions, and elephants! The purest "Tom & Jerry" cartoon is perhaps "Kitty Foiled", as this cartoon has the least "plot". In this film, Tom chases Jerry (aided by a canary) around the house for a solid seven minutes of mayhem. Hanna and Barbera found a surprising number of twists to the formula chase scenario. "Mouse In Manhattan" is a surprisingly heartfelt solo Jerry cartoon in which the mouse takes off for the big city. The beautiful background paintings of the city from a mouse-sized perspective and Scott Bradley's score (made up mostly of "Manhattan Serenade" and "Broadway Rhythm") highlight the film. Contains the following episodes: The Bodyguard (1944) Puttin' On The Dog (1944) Mouse Trouble (1944 - Academy Award Winner) The Mouse Comes To Dinner (1945) Mouse In Manhattan (1945) Tee For Two (1945) Flirty Birdy (1945) Quiet Please! (1945 - Academy Award Winner) Springtime For Thomas (1946) The Milky Waif (1946) Trap Happy (1946) Solid Serenade (1946) Cat Fishin' (1946) Part Time Pal (1946) The Cat Concerto (1946 - Academy Award Winner) Dr. Jekyll And Mr. Mouse (1946)
Running Time:	118 mins. (approx.)
Languages:	English Mandarin
Subtitles:	Chinese (Traditional), Chinese (Simplified)
Distributor:	Buddha Video Limited  [A Taiwan-Based Distributor]
Rating:	UN - "Unrated. This film has not been rated by the review board."
Features:	Full Screen (OAR)