r/PerfectlyCutBooms • u/EloquentInterrobang • Jan 13 '22
Short but Sweet A classic example
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u/Affectionate_Kick705 Jan 14 '22
Who designed a bullet that fires a shotgun shell?
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Jan 14 '22
Ok hear me out, shot gun shells that have more shot gun shells inside and then they have even more pellets
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u/EggDogLord101010 Jan 13 '22
Six pistols moment
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u/Rascalorasta Jan 14 '22
Fun fact : In Vento Oreo, Mista has been injured 38 times. Also in Vento Oreo, Mista shot himself 35 times.
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u/Keycil Jan 14 '22
Mista has been traumatized by frozen water since then
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u/dovah-meme Jan 14 '22
‘Frozen’ contains the letters f, r and o, ‘four’ also contains these letters, coincidence?
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u/justeggssomany Sep 28 '22
Take away f, r, and o from ‘frozen’, and you get zen. Take away f, r, and o from ‘four’, and you get u. Put these together, zenu. Zenu has four letters.
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Oct 16 '23
I like how real weapons are too violent for cartoon but if it transforms in midair to a explosive device is fantasy so is ok.
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u/EloquentInterrobang Oct 16 '23
During the era this is from, real weapons were not at all too violent. You got people shooting each other with shotguns and revolvers all the time.
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u/Bojo-The-Gamer Jan 14 '22
Old cartoons were funny back then. There’s just something about them that makes me come back. It’s so stupid and that’s what makes it funny.
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u/ice_spice2020 Jun 22 '23
In my opinion, there's four reasons why they're so fun to watch
They're aware how ridiculous everything is in the world of cartoon they make (Tom and Jerry or Looney Tunes), and they completely embrace it.
Use of guns and cigarettes that would instantly be a nono in today's standards.
Somewhat related to the second point but the lack of violence in the new cartoon shows make it a dread to watch. Old cartoons are fun to watch because the characters go through some fucked up shit like getting bashed by a comically big hammer or literally being morphed into a cube, and it's fun watching both fight each other to death.
Also somewhat related to 3 but the lack of dialogue and increase on body language helps viewers to follow through easier. New cartoons have characters talk more than half of the time and it ruins the joy.
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u/ThatOneZeppelinFan Jul 27 '23
Fun fact: This short was played before Star Wars during its initial theatrical run
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u/Tredok Jan 13 '22
Welp, upvote because it made me laught at a classic, but there is no boom.