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Curb-Stomp Battle: Jaune-Tom easily takes out Meowrice's group of henchcats, single-handedly throwing them off the train. This amalgam of pastel-aided foregrounds and watercolor backgrounds is a sheer delight to behold and is a richer experience than most projects by United Productions of America UPA, known for their limited animation style that influenced how American animated films looked from the s to the s.

Though Gay Purr-ee never reaches the heights of the best animated musicals, it feels like the film is comfortable being what it is. The pair are able to rescue Mewsette and send Meowrice packing in his own crate to America. Gay Purr-ee - "Mewsette"K views 13 years agoGay Purr-ee - "Mewsette" more.

It is and in the rural province of Provence lives a white cat named Mewsette Garland in love with mouse-hunting tabby Jaune Tom Robert Gouletwho is often accompanied by friend Robespierre Red Buttons. She runs off to a train bound for Paris where she meets a shady tuxedo cat named Meowrice Paul Frees Meowrice, who runs an illicit mail-order bride program with his stick-thin henchmen one of which is voiced by Thurl Ravenscroft in a musical numbergives Mewsette to Mme.

Reubens-Chatte Hermione Gingold in the best voice performance Jaune Tom and Robespierre are concerned for Mewsette's safety and have set off for Paris to find her. Curb-Stomp Battle: Jaune-Tom easily takes out Meowrice's group of henchcats, single-handedly throwing them off the train. This aesthetic is established early alongside the opening number "Mewsette".

Mewsette is the main protagonist of the 's animated film Gay Purr-ee. For example, in the course of a light-hearted minutes, Jaune Tom and Robespierre walk hundreds of kilometers from Provence to Paris while gay purr ee mewsette trying to board a train once. Mewsette herself tries to be a City Mouse (so to speak) but falls victim to the suave, but evil Meowrice and realizes too late that she's in over her head. She is voiced and sung by Judy Garland in the original film, and by Via Rocker in the remake.

Eventually she is captured just as Jaune-Tom and Robespierre return from Alaska, now rich from having struck gold. The pair are able to rescue Mewsette and send Meowrice packing in his own crate to America. While Mewsette is idealistic and naive, she is kind and demure, and believes strongly in herself.

Mewsette manages to escape and spends lonely nights alone on the streets of Paris. One particular psychedelic moment appears to have been inspired by Dumbo 's pink elephants scene the scene is done well and I found myself laughing at the delivery of the lyrics and more than a few sequences are less refined Fantasia -like moments in fact, some of the animators involved worked on Dumbo and Fantasia. Eventually she is captured just as Jaune-Tom and Robespierre return from Alaska, now rich from having struck gold.

The drama of this film revolves around Meowrice's manipulative stratagems to ship off Mewsette to a rich Pittsburgh cat named "Henry Phtt" other than Meowrice, Phtt's name is the most entertaining to say aloudMewsette's realization that her dreams are not as she wanted them to be, and Jaune Tom and Robespierre's bungling. It features the voice of Judy Garland as Mewsette, a feline living in the French countryside wanting to go to Paris in her only animated-film role, as well as Robert Goulet in his first feature film as her love interest.

It features the voice of Judy Garland as Mewsette, a feline living in the French countryside wanting to go to Paris in her only animated-film role, as well as Robert Goulet in his first feature film as her love interest. Gay Purr-ee is a American animated musical film produced by United Productions of America and released by Warner Bros. Although I will admit that, because of my low expectations going into Gay Purr-eeit could have been far worse.

It doesn't strive for masterpiece status even though the complementing animation styles result in a gorgeous-looking film. Mewsette herself tries to be a City Mouse (so to speak) but falls victim to the suave, but evil Meowrice and realizes too late that she's in over her head. For some odd reason, animated films with singing cats must be set in France. Gay Purr-ee is a American animated musical film produced by United Productions of America and released by Warner Bros.

When they arrive in Paris, they find themselves diverted to Alaska where Robespierre inadvertently strikes it rich during the Alaskan Gold Rush. The prominence of browns in the background instead of blacks softens the image, making the rural frames far less grittier than in the Parisian scenes. Anyone familiar with Looney Tunes and any of Chuck Jones' work will be able to notice similarities in facial expressions, character design, and certain types of movement as they largely dominate the MGM and Disney influences.

Mewsette finds herself disappointed in Jaune Tom's uncivilized, "plebian" mouse-catching ways and dreams of social gaiety and life in Paris. Gay Purr-ee - "Mewsette"K views 13 years agoGay Purr-ee - "Mewsette" more. Mewsette manages to escape and spends lonely nights alone on the streets of Paris. The story - when not focused squarely on Mewsette's journey to and time in Paris - is an absolute mess. Mewsette is the main protagonist of the 's animated film Gay Purr-ee.

The Jones' screenplay is problematic.

Gay Purr-ee may not rival Disney's best animated features, but this sophisticated, tuneful, and fun-filled full-length cartoon is an unqualified voices of Garland, Goulet, Buttons, Frees, and Gingold infuse plenty of joie de vivre into this lively animated romp, but it's Warner Archive's eye-popping transfer struck from a 4K scan of the original camera negative and robust audio.

Though this film is most notable for Judy Garland's only role in an animated film, a crew including Looney Tunes regulars in voice actor Mel Blanc and Chuck Jones co-writer with wife Dorothy Jones and former Disney and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer MGM animators contributes to a film that fuses the styles of all three of those studios and foreshadows the beginning of the Dark Age of Animation to my estimation, this Dark Age roughly begins around Disney's death in and ends in and the end of the Silver Age approximately On its own merits, Gay Purr-ee is a solid animated film which is probably more mature than the title and plotline suggests.

While Mewsette is idealistic and naive, she is kind and demure, and believes strongly in herself. For a film that is trying its hardest to appeal to both children and adults, this distraction and many more distractions like it prove unnecessary. Colors are also far more saturated in the opening rural scenes than when everybody is running around the cobblestone streets of Paris. She is voiced and sung by Judy Garland in the original film, and by Via Rocker in the remake.