Injun Trouble & Post War Inventions

Nelson

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Two of the great cartoons that I have gotten for my birthday, I would like to share with all of you, on how great these cartoons are.

"Injun Trouble" (1969)After finally seeing all of the Cool Cat cartoons, I would have to say this is the best one out of the entire CC series.The cartoon itself is based on sight gags and Adult Humor, like in one scene where Cool Cat comes across a Topless Bar and he look into towards the camera and gives you this look and goes in only to find that the topless bartender is a man.The are some crude refrences towards native americans in this cartoon such as an Indian painting a pail and putting it on his head and saying, "Ug, Me Now A Pail face".I noticed that this cartoon is almost an adult cartoon instead for the Kids, it features a busty sexy looking female Indian whom Cool Cat starts drooling and get beatin to a pulp from an indian.Great Cartoon!


"Post War Inventions" (1945) This is perhaps the greatest Gandy Goose & Sourpuss ever made.This cartoon has been largely considered among cartoon fans, a "cult" classic.This might have been the very first cartoon that deals with the future as Gandy reads a book on future post war inventions.After the two of them go to bed, Sourpuss awakens into the future looking for Gandy until Gandy opens the door and shows Sourpuss the future of household appliances.First off, Gandy shows hoe people will eat in the future my showing one little pill and adding water and out pops up a seven course dinner, then Sourpuss takes the whole bottle of pills and drink water and a second later, he starts the throw up vegetables, live chickens, eggs, meat, etc, etc.But the funniest scene involves the future of tv.Gandy turns on show featuring a well drawn sexy redheaded women who is serenading Sourpuss, then Gandy switches channels and out comes a black man with his huge smile and eyes wide open, which turns out to be a toothpaste commerical.Then it's back to the sexy singer and a boxing match that gets thrown right out of the screen and into Sourpuss and knocking him right back into the tv set causing the screen to go berzerk and monsters barging out of the screen and right after Gandy & Sourpuss..This is one the best cartoon the Terrytoon studios has ever made... :)
 

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Interesting.

It looks like "Injun Trouble" is the last cartoon a child should see, even after most 'Indian' cartoons. :rolleyes: "Post War Inventions" sounds funny, but why is it so rare?
 

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Originally posted by Nelson
Two of the great cartoons that I have gotten for my birthday, I would like to share with all of you, on how great these cartoons are.

"Injun Trouble" (1969)After finally seeing all of the Cool Cat cartoons, I would have to say this is the best one out of the entire CC series.The cartoon itself is based on sight gags and Adult Humor, like in one scene where Cool Cat comes across a Topless Bar and he look into towards the camera and gives you this look and goes in only to find that the topless bartender is a man.The are some crude refrences towards native americans in this cartoon such as an Indian painting a pail and putting it on his head and saying, "Ug, Me Now A Pail face".I noticed that this cartoon is almost an adult cartoon instead for the Kids, it features a busty sexy looking female Indian whom Cool Cat starts drooling and get beatin to a pulp from an indian.Great Cartoon!


"Post War Inventions" (1945) This is perhaps the greatest Gandy Goose & Sourpuss ever made.This cartoon has been largely considered among cartoon fans, a "cult" classic.This might have been the very first cartoon that deals with the future as Gandy reads a book on future post war inventions.After the two of them go to bed, Sourpuss awakens into the future looking for Gandy until Gandy opens the door and shows Sourpuss the future of household appliances.First off, Gandy shows hoe people will eat in the future my showing one little pill and adding water and out pops up a seven course dinner, then Sourpuss takes the whole bottle of pills and drink water and a second later, he starts the throw up vegetables, live chickens, eggs, meat, etc, etc.But the funniest scene involves the future of tv.Gandy turns on show featuring a well drawn sexy redheaded women who is serenading Sourpuss, then Gandy switches channels and out comes a black man with his huge smile and eyes wide open, which turns out to be a toothpaste commerical.Then it's back to the sexy singer and a boxing match that gets thrown right out of the screen and into Sourpuss and knocking him right back into the tv set causing the screen to go berzerk and monsters barging out of the screen and right after Gandy & Sourpuss..This is one the best cartoon the Terrytoon studios has ever made... :)


You lucky dog! You got Injun Trouble! Oh, well, you deserve it. From your review, it sounds like a funny cartoon, even though it's not the greatest cartoon for kiddies. Post War Inventions sounds like a great cartoon. I saw the picture on Jerry's site with the smiling black man. I like how Gandy Goose is drawn. Enjoy! :D

-Emmanuel :bosko:
 

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