Museum Scream

Year: 2003

Runtime: 7 mins

Language: English

Director: Dan Povenmire

ComedyFamilyAnimation

Sylvester learns that Tweety Pie is the featured attraction at a children’s museum and decides to break in, hoping to catch the bird for a quick meal. However, Tweety’s clever tricks and the constant interference of the bustling kids repeatedly foil his plans, leaving Sylvester empty‑handed.

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