(IMO) - "A Gruesome Twosome" is a real classic "Looney Tunes" gem from the glory days of pre-CGI animation.
Not only does this Technicolor cartoon-short from 1945 contain some real choice moments of wild, over-the-top violence (in order to keep you satisfactorily entertained) - But, as an added bonus - It also features the screen-debut of Tweety (the little, baby bird) who certainly turns out to be a real bad-ass in this one.
Besides being directed by Robert Clampett - "A Gruesome Twosome" also showcases the uncredited voice-talents of Mel Blanc who had convincingly voiced both the 2 leading male cats, as well as that of Tweety-bird, too.
Not only does this Technicolor cartoon-short from 1945 contain some real choice moments of wild, over-the-top violence (in order to keep you satisfactorily entertained) - But, as an added bonus - It also features the screen-debut of Tweety (the little, baby bird) who certainly turns out to be a real bad-ass in this one.
Besides being directed by Robert Clampett - "A Gruesome Twosome" also showcases the uncredited voice-talents of Mel Blanc who had convincingly voiced both the 2 leading male cats, as well as that of Tweety-bird, too.