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Todo por un Canario

Título original: Tweetie Pie
  • 1947
  • Approved
  • 7min
CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb
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Todo por un Canario (1947)
AnimationComedyFamilyShort

Thomas, el gato, encuentra a Piolín en la nieve, calentándose con una colilla. El dueño de Thomas salva al pajarito amarillo antes de que su gato pueda comérselo, pero Thomas no se da por ve... Leer todoThomas, el gato, encuentra a Piolín en la nieve, calentándose con una colilla. El dueño de Thomas salva al pajarito amarillo antes de que su gato pueda comérselo, pero Thomas no se da por vencido.Thomas, el gato, encuentra a Piolín en la nieve, calentándose con una colilla. El dueño de Thomas salva al pajarito amarillo antes de que su gato pueda comérselo, pero Thomas no se da por vencido.

  • Dirección
    • Friz Freleng
  • Guionistas
    • Tedd Pierce
    • Michael Maltese
  • Elenco
    • Mel Blanc
    • Bea Benaderet
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  • CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb
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      • Friz Freleng
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      • Tedd Pierce
      • Michael Maltese
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      • Bea Benaderet
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    Mel Blanc
    Mel Blanc
    • Tweety
    • (voz)
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    • Sylvester's Mistress
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    9TheLittleSongbird

    The debut of the famous bird and cat duo and a great one

    There are better Looney Tunes cartoons than the Sylvester and Tweety series but the series is still entertaining and nice to watch. Sylvester and Tweety are not among Looney Tunes' greatest duos, but at least their duo makes sense and doesn't feel odd(unlike Daffy and Speedy). Tweetie Pie signals their debut together- having been seen before solo- and it is a great one and one of their better cartoons. The cruelty of Sylvester/Thomas' owner is a turn-off point, the one character here who you dislike from the get go, but that's a personal nit-pick above all else. The animation is vibrant and detailed and with plenty of bounce, both Tweety and Thomas/Sylvester well and recognisably drawn and Thomas/Sylvester's facial expressions are expressively done. Carl Stalling's music not only is orchestrated beautifully but rhythmically it bursts with character and it gives great energy to the action. It's not just it sounding nice and that it's action-enhancing but also how well it accompanies the gestures and expressions of the characters and even the sound effects too. The dialogue is sharp and the gags while not surprising are made funny, in some instances hilarious(especially the one with Thomas/Sylvester trying to fly up to the cage via an electric fan), by the interactions between the duo and Thomas/Sylvester's facial expressions. Which like with Wile E. Coyote induces some of the laughs on their own, I don't think the fireplace gag would have worked quite so well without his reaction to that he was burning. Tweetie Pie is violent but actually not in a sadistic or bizarre way that it churns the stomach like the Gene Deitch Tom and Jerry cartoons did. Tweety has the cute- but not too sickly sweet- persona that he is now famous for but he also has shades of the anarchic personality that was given to him in the Bob Clampett outings. But Thomas/Sylvester makes the biggest impression, not just because he has the funniest moments but you also root for him, and this is in general not just here. He may have a different name and be fatter but the voice and the catchphrase are unmistakable. The two work great together and as aforementioned at the beginning of the review their chemistry makes sense, plus as usual Mel Blanc voices superbly. All in all, a great debut for this bird and mouse duo, one of their best if not their very best. 9/10 Bethany Cox
    8Mightyzebra

    It is only today that I realized...

    ...that this was the first episode where Sylvester and Tweetie Pie star together. When I first watched this, I presumed it was one of the first, as Sylvester seemed to be called Thomas and the granny was not featured, but little did I realise it was the very first.

    Personally I think this is a good episode, it is very funny and Tweetie Pie rules. I admire Sylvester in this episode in the way that he never surrenders, despite having his plans failed and being beaten with a broom by the woman that owns him. Both in cartoons and in real life, it takes guts and heart to not surrender so long.

    In this particular episode of Tweety Pie and Sylvester, Sylvester - who is here called Thomas, finds a little yellow bird in the snow, who is Tweety Pie (duh). Thomas is about to eat him, until his woman owner sees the little bird and decides to keep him - and keep him safe from Thomas. Annoyingly, Sylvester has tricks up his fur to capture Tweety Pie and have a nice feathery snack...

    I recommend this to anyone who likes Tweety Pie and Sylvester and who likes old slapstick jokes. Enjoy! :-)
    10llltdesq

    First teaming of Sylvester and Tweety takes an Oscar.

    Move over, Gallagher and Sheen, Laurel and Hardy, Abbott ans Costello, Lunt and Fontaine: it's Sylvester and Tweety! In a pairing so obvious as to be almost automatic, Tweety and Sylvester meet up for the first time and take the prize-Oscar, of course. One of the better ones, this pairing is perfect. Highly Recommended.
    7utgard14

    "I did! I did taw a putty tat!"

    The first short to pair Sylvester & Tweety was also the first short to win an Oscar for Warner Bros, breaking the streak MGM had going thanks to Tom & Jerry. Which is interesting because, in some ways, the Sylvester & Tweety series was very similar to Tom & Jerry. At least in terms of the basic structure of a cat chasing after a cute little critter. Also, the cat being named Thomas and the human woman who scolds the cat and hits him with a broom are other similarities in this first entry. Obviously there's much more to both series that separates them but there seemed to be something about this premise they both had in common that pleased Oscar voters back then as Tom & Jerry won a bunch of them and Sylvester & Tweety won a couple.

    The story here is pretty basic. Sylvester (called Thomas here) catches Tweety outside in the snow. But before he can eat the bird, his owner catches him and brings adorable little Tweety inside. This doesn't stop the cat, who tries repeatedly to get at the bird with comical results. Tweety is much more aggressive (and Jerry-like) in defending himself against Sylvester in this first short. This is a good start to a series that would get much better once Sylvester developed his own personality and Tweety's was fleshed out some more. As it is, it's a funny short with nice animation, music, and voicework. I'm not sure it deserved the Oscar win but the Academy probably wanted to give a win to someone besides MGM or Disney that year and WB's Looney Tunes were screwed out of wins many other times.
    TheMan3051

    The first of Both Kinds!

    This is not only the first Sylvester and Tweety short but the first Warner Bros. animated short to win an Oscar! The Oscar was well deserved and long over-due. I must point out that perhaps Friz Freleng's inspiration for this duo was Tom and Jerry. In a way this short resembles the first Tom and Jerry short. However this short is WAY better then the first Tom and Jerry short! Also if you think about it Sylvester and Tweety are basically Tom and Jerry's competition but in my opinion there is no winner! Now what I find unique about this short is that the characters are already fully developed! Then again this isn't the first Sylvester or Tweety short. They had already been introduced before. However, this is the first short where Tweety is fully developed. While Sylvester however, is a unique character cause since his first appearance he was already fully developed.

    4(****)out of 4(****)stars

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    • Trivia
      "Tweetie Pie" was the first cartoon to have its characters Sylvester and Tweety appear together (note: each of those characters had appeared in cartoons originally released before this one).
    • Errores
      The distance between the bars on Tweety's cage keeps changing every time Sylvester grabs the cage. The cage also changes from having both horizontal and vertical bars to just having vertical bars and back again several times. Finally, the door in the cage disappears and reappears several times.
    • Citas

      Woman: Thomas! You mumbless, you coward, you scoundrel, you... Take that! And that!

    • Conexiones
      Edited from Trap Happy Porky (1945)
    • Bandas sonoras
      Rock-a-Bye Baby
      (uncredited)

      Music by Effie I. Canning

      Played when Thomas pretends to be asleep

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      • 3 de mayo de 1947 (Estados Unidos)
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      • Estados Unidos
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