États-Unis,
1939, 7 min
Critiques (1)
Tex Avery was a real whiz at these "documentaries". He was given the most space in them, and idea could alternate with idea without having to hold them together with some sophisticated story that would only dilute the humor. Great. And I would also single out the master of a thousand voices, Mel Blanc, who is amazing as a commentator and as a two-headed fish.
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