Critiques (2)
This is much better than the awkward three-dimensional shorts with Coyote and Road Runner. Based on a song recorded by Mel Blanc (the voice of both Sylvester and Tweety) sometime in the 1950s, this amazing four-minute musical was made the year before last, with pace, swing, wit and, above all, lots of ideas. The music and the image may be 61 years apart, but you can't tell - that's how perfect the interplay is.
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Who would have thought that Sylvester and Tweety would work in 3D? They do. It's fun, it's beautifully rendered, so those slapstick situations come off as truly funny, and yet it's still the same old duo that we know so well. It's not a short you'll remember for the rest of your life, but it's a good short.
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