. . . just goes to show that Rigged Elections were common in America well before LA LA LAND and Hillary got hosed. You can go right now into Wikipedia's annual listing for Looney Tunes and quickly pick out a dozen that stood head and shoulders above this lame Tom & Jerry outing the year it stole the gelded statuette. Warner Bros. put a full symphony orchestra at the disposal of animated shorts composer extraordinaire Carl W. Stalling, and such musical delights as RHAPSODY IN RIVETS and WHAT'S OPERA, DOC? were the result. THE CAT CONCERTO features some listless Liszt, along with a mediocre smattering of this and that. To make matters worse, the title critter--a feline unimaginatively dubbed "Tom"--stands mute throughout, unable to even rip off a single one of Sylvester Cat's "Suffering Succotash!" catch phrases. But the Racist Election Riggers don't give a hoot about the quality of their candidates--whether MOONLIGHT, Rump, GONE WITH THE WIND, or THE CAT CONCERTO--once their "fix" is in. No wonder Colin Kaepernick kneels during songs about "the Land of the Free."
Review of The Cat Concerto
