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* {{Zeerust}}: A good chunk of the cartoon is devoted to fanciful predictions of the future. They start out wacky, with visions of an automated home where robot arms reach out to brush the homeowner's teeth. Then they get wackier, with a scene that has a plane like a cruise ship with an outdoor pool in the sky, and a scene where people fly around with individual tiny helicopters tied to their waists.
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* {{Zeerust}}: A good chunk of the cartoon is devoted to fanciful predictions of the future. They start out wacky, with visions of an automated home where robot arms reach out to brush the homeowner's teeth. Then they get wackier, with a scene that has a plane like a cruise ship with an outdoor pool in the sky, and a scene where people fly around with individual tiny helicopters tied to their waists.waists.
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* LivingStatue: The Statue of Liberty does a backflip of joy when seeing the ships and planes bringing American soldiers home.
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* LivingStatue: The Statue of Liberty Art/StatueOfLiberty does a backflip of joy when seeing the ships and planes bringing American soldiers home.
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: The rooster running away from a dozen hens chasing him.
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* WartimeCartoon: An unusual one in that it anticipates what will happen after the soldiers come back home.
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* WartimeCartoon: An unusual one in that it anticipates what will happen after the soldiers come back home.
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The short does not have any particular story. Rather, it's a look forward to what will happen after the war is over and all the boys have come home from overseas. Husbands will come home to wives (and roosters will come home to an entire hen coop), fathers will come home to children. After the men come home they'll go back to work. Industry will boom, crops will be sown, and new technology will revolutionize how people live.
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The short does not have any particular story. Rather, it's a look forward to what will happen after the war is over and all the boys have come home from overseas. overseas. Husbands will come home to wives (and roosters will come home to an entire hen coop), fathers will come home to children. children. After the men come home they'll go back to work. work. Industry will boom, crops will be sown, and new technology will revolutionize how people live.
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* AllWomenAreLustful: The rooster coming back to the farm is immediately mobbed by a crowd of hens. He runs in terror.
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* AllWomenAreLustful: The rooster coming back to the farm is immediately mobbed by a crowd of hens. He runs in terror.
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* ItsRainingMen: Unusual example in that parachutists (namely, ducks) are jumping out of airplanes to come home. A mouse jumps out of a plane and parachutes to earth using a woman's bra.
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* ItsRainingMen: Unusual example in that parachutists (namely, ducks) are jumping out of airplanes to come home. A mouse jumps out of a plane and parachutes to earth using a woman's bra.
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* WeddingsForEveryone: The cartoon ends by anticipating that "the pin-up girl" will become "the loving wife". That part came true, as evidenced by the massive post-war baby boom.
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* WeddingsForEveryone: The cartoon ends by anticipating that "the pin-up girl" will become "the loving wife". That part came true, as evidenced by the massive post-war baby boom.
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* {{Zeerust}}: A good chunk of the cartoon is devoted to fanciful predictions of the future. They start out wacky, with visions of an automated home where robot arms reach out to brush the homeowner's teeth. Then they get wackier, with a scene that has a plane like a cruise ship with an outdoor pool in the sky, and a scene where people fly around with individual tiny helicopters tied to their waists.
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* {{Zeerust}}: A good chunk of the cartoon is devoted to fanciful predictions of the future. They start out wacky, with visions of an automated home where robot arms reach out to brush the homeowner's teeth. teeth. Then they get wackier, with a scene that has a plane like a cruise ship with an outdoor pool in the sky, and a scene where people fly around with individual tiny helicopters tied to their waists.
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''My Boy, Johnny'' is a 1944 animated short film (7 minutes) directed by Eddie Donnelly, produced by Paul Terry at the Creator/{{Terrytoons}} studio.
The short does not have any particular story. Rather, it's a look forward to what will happen after the war is over and all the boys have come home from overseas. Husbands will come home to wives (and roosters will come home to an entire hen coop), fathers will come home to children. After the men come home they'll go back to work. Industry will boom, crops will be sown, and new technology will revolutionize how people live.
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!!Tropes:
* AllWomenAreLustful: The rooster coming back to the farm is immediately mobbed by a crowd of hens. He runs in terror.
* TheFaceOfTheSun: The optimistic nature of the cartoon is established by the sun beatifically smiling in one of the first shots.
* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: The rooster running away from a dozen hens chasing him.
* ItsRainingMen: Unusual example in that parachutists (namely, ducks) are jumping out of airplanes to come home. A mouse jumps out of a plane and parachutes to earth using a woman's bra.
* LivingStatue: The Statue of Liberty does a backflip of joy when seeing the ships and planes bringing American soldiers home.
* TertiarySexualCharacteristics: Long eyelashes and lipstick on the duck's wife as she greets him.
* UnwantedHarem: The rooster is horrified when he comes home and sees a whole coop full of hens, who promptly swarm down upon him.
* WeddingsForEveryone: The cartoon ends by anticipating that "the pin-up girl" will become "the loving wife". That part came true, as evidenced by the massive post-war baby boom.
* WartimeCartoon: An unusual one in that it anticipates what will happen after the soldiers come back home.
* {{Zeerust}}: A good chunk of the cartoon is devoted to fanciful predictions of the future. They start out wacky, with visions of an automated home where robot arms reach out to brush the homeowner's teeth. Then they get wackier, with a scene that has a plane like a cruise ship with an outdoor pool in the sky, and a scene where people fly around with individual tiny helicopters tied to their waists.
The short does not have any particular story. Rather, it's a look forward to what will happen after the war is over and all the boys have come home from overseas. Husbands will come home to wives (and roosters will come home to an entire hen coop), fathers will come home to children. After the men come home they'll go back to work. Industry will boom, crops will be sown, and new technology will revolutionize how people live.
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!!Tropes:
* AllWomenAreLustful: The rooster coming back to the farm is immediately mobbed by a crowd of hens. He runs in terror.
* TheFaceOfTheSun: The optimistic nature of the cartoon is established by the sun beatifically smiling in one of the first shots.
* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: The rooster running away from a dozen hens chasing him.
* ItsRainingMen: Unusual example in that parachutists (namely, ducks) are jumping out of airplanes to come home. A mouse jumps out of a plane and parachutes to earth using a woman's bra.
* LivingStatue: The Statue of Liberty does a backflip of joy when seeing the ships and planes bringing American soldiers home.
* TertiarySexualCharacteristics: Long eyelashes and lipstick on the duck's wife as she greets him.
* UnwantedHarem: The rooster is horrified when he comes home and sees a whole coop full of hens, who promptly swarm down upon him.
* WeddingsForEveryone: The cartoon ends by anticipating that "the pin-up girl" will become "the loving wife". That part came true, as evidenced by the massive post-war baby boom.
* WartimeCartoon: An unusual one in that it anticipates what will happen after the soldiers come back home.
* {{Zeerust}}: A good chunk of the cartoon is devoted to fanciful predictions of the future. They start out wacky, with visions of an automated home where robot arms reach out to brush the homeowner's teeth. Then they get wackier, with a scene that has a plane like a cruise ship with an outdoor pool in the sky, and a scene where people fly around with individual tiny helicopters tied to their waists.
