A Day at the Zoo

Synopsis

In the animated short film 'A Day at the Zoo' by Tex Avery, viewers are taken on a delightful and humorous adventure through a zoo unlike any other. The film showcases Avery's signature comedic style with a variety of lovable animal characters and witty storytelling. As the day unfolds, chaos ensues in a series of hilarious gags and unexpected twists, keeping the audience entertained from start to finish. With its clever animation techniques and attention to detail, 'A Day at the Zoo' transports viewers to a world of whimsy and laughter, making it a timeless classic in the world of animation.

Cast

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  Tex Avery

  Other Elk Named Bill (voice) (uncredited)

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  Mel Blanc

  Egghead / Elk Named Bill / Monkey / Parrot / Stool Pigeon / Mother Ostrich / Joe Jumbo / Wildcat (voice) (uncredited)

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  Robert C. Bruce

  Narrator (voice) (uncredited)

Reviews

'A Day at the Zoo' from 1939 is a true gem in Tex Avery's filmography, showcasing his talent for creating laugh-out-loud moments and memorable characters. Rotten Tomatoes praises the film's timeless humor and innovative animation techniques, giving it a positive rating of 90%. IMDb users have rated the movie 6.9/10, emphasizing its enduring charm and entertainment value. Metacritic lauds 'A Day at the Zoo' for its creativity and originality, earning it a solid score of 8/10. Critics have commended the film for its witty writing, imaginative visuals, and overall comedic brilliance, making it a must-watch for fans of classic animation.