CARTOONS on Instagram: "🎬 “The House of Tomorrow” is a 1949 animated Tex Avery cartoon that humorously satirizes the futuristic technology of the future, specifically the year 2050. The short film, which mocks live-action promotional films of the era, showcases a series of outlandish and impractical household appliances and inventions for a family and their mother-in-law. The jokes often follow a pattern where inventions are designed for each family member, but the version for the mother-in-law

Hynfucs on Instagram: "Big Heel-Watha 1944 “Big Heel-Watha” is a 1944 animated short directed by Tex Avery for MGM, famous for its wild, super-fast comedy style. The cartoon is basically a big parody of old Hollywood adventure stories, packed with Avery’s trademark meta-jokes—like characters stopping the action to talk straight to the audience or reading on-screen signs as part of the gag. One cool detail is how the animators pushed “smear animation” and extreme poses to make movements feel extr

History Facts & Stories on Instagram: "The animated cartoon titled TV of Tomorrow was released in 1953 by Metro Goldwyn Mayer and directed by Tex Avery. It premiered on June sixth of that year as a short theatrical cartoon and was part of Avery’s series of humorous films that imagined exaggerated versions of future technology. The cartoon came out during a time when television ownership was rapidly growing and public fascination with the medium was very strong. The cartoon is presented as a mock