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1967
Directed by Abe Levitow
Synopsis
2565 AD. Tom and Jerry are once again manipulating robot versions of themselves in space. Tom experiments with invisibility, a giant electromagnet, and explosives, with results from bad to disastrous.
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DirectorDirector
Abe Levitow
ProducerProducer
Chuck Jones
StoryStory
John W. Dunn
ComposerComposer
Eugene Poddany
Studios
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Sib-Tower 12 Productions
Country
USA
Language
English
Alternative Titles
Guided Mouse-Ille or.... Science on a Wet Afternoon, Science on a Wet Afternoon, Tom und ich im Käseland, Tom et Jerry dans le Futur, 操控老鼠的生活, Reakcja niekontrolowana albo niebezpieczne popołudniowe zabawy, Dal futuro alla preistoria, Irányított egerentyű, Fremtidsmusen, Ratolí teledirigit, Электрический мышонок
Genres
Animation Comedy Science Fiction
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10 Mar 1967
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Review by Geoff T ★★★
Tom and Jerry Project: 1940-1967
Guided Mouse-ille or… Science on a Wet Afternoon (1967)Right after O-Solar-Meow comes another sci-fi-based entry! Probably making up for the lack of them in the past, I assume.
At a space station in 2565 A.D, Jerry (again at a large space computer) orders his mouse-shaped robot to capture him a hunk of cheese. When the robo-mouse breaches security and alerts Tom, the latter sends after it a robot of his own (the robo-cat from the last one), which ends well for it as well as any one of Tom's own personal battles with Jerry. Eventually enough, Tom gets tired of the ineffectual results from his robot and decides to take care of matters head-on,…
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Review by Sophie Farrell ★★★½
The 1960s had not got off to the strongest of starts for the Tom and Jerry series, with the release of several underwhelming shorts under Gene Deitch. Following Deitch's departure from the series, the baton was passed on to animation veteran Chuck Jones, who helped to turn the series' fortunes around. Guided Mouse-ille or… Science on a Wet Afternoon was released towards the end of Jones's tenure, with Abe Levitow once again taking over directorial duties. I have strong memories of watching Guided Mouse-ille as it was often shown on TV when I was younger. It had, however, been quite some time since I had last seen it, and felt that it was overdue a re-watch. Therefore, I'm happy to…
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Review by Joe ★★★★
There Will Come Soft Pains
The year is 2565, and the only mammals on Earth who haven't either been exterminated or enslaved by the machines in this completely mechanized nightmare techscape are Tom and Jerry, evidently immortal and continuing their millennia-long battle much as before - only now they have mechanical duplicates to do some of the work for them. This cartoon ends on a chilling note, as Jerry blows both Tom and himself literally back to the stone age, and their eternal conflict begins once again at the start of another history-spanning time loop. Wonder if Dave Lynch ever saw this.
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Review by Grey the Dot ★★★½ 1
They actually blew themselves back to the stone age.
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Review by Ian Morley ★★★½
jerry you sadistic psychopath
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Review by Christian Ryan ★★★½
How are Tom and Jerry still alive all these years later? And are we to glean from the ending that the've existed since the dawn of time? Is that why they never seem to be able to kill one another, because they're immortal beings trapped in an eternal cycle of violence?
Heavy, man. Heavy.
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Review by Trenchy ★★★½
A classic. I like the robot antics and the ending is golden
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Review by LUBBY
This was always onenof my faves growing up — I always love it when Tom & Jerry goes high concept, but the humor of them being centuries in the future and outsourcing the legwork of their eternal chase to robots will never not be funny to me. Forgot about that ending, quite the non-sequitur.
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Review by Rafael B. ★★★★
The space race clearly inspiring pop culture, and here they were visionary showing Tom and Jerry killing each other in some kind of online game in the future.
Okay, inevitably they end up actually killing each other. And damn, Tom and Jerry really are immortal... year 2565... damn...
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Review by bear ★★★★
best tom and jerry artstyle
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Review by KOG ★★★★★
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
Yaaas I’m so happy this played again. I finally got to see it where I can fully focus. Great film. Very funny. I always laugh a lot during these. Tom and Jerry alway has these funny ass goofy ass faces they do for like one frame and they are always so good. I love this short. hells to the mother fucking yas.
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Review by Sarah
Watched on the big screen on film
Fucked up body horror
