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Wolf! Wolf! (1944)
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22 June 1944 (USA) morePlot:
A pack of hungry wolves, with one of them disguised as Little Bo Peep, raids a flock of sheep and captures a little lamb... more | add synopsisPlot Keywords:
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Why does the narrator call the wolves "brutes," "cowards" and "fiends"?
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A fairly entertaining Terrytoons presentation, featuring Mighty Mouse as the savior of a flock of sheep terrorized by a malicious wolf. Essentially a war propaganda cartoon, this can easily be seen as a "America to the rescue" themed show, as M-M motivates the sheep to action.