A film should associate with entertaining the audience and knowing whom the audience is to satisfy them. I watched a 4 minute long black and white animated cartoon called “Private Snafu: Booby Traps” by Robert Clampett from 1944. The film involved a character resembling of a soldier of World War II that learns the hard way the dangers of booby traps. Throughout the film, Clampett makes it obvious that he is aware of his audience being the soldiers of War World II and does so by breaking some rules of The Production Code or The MPPDA “Do’s and Don’t.” Clampett, being aware his audience being adult men used adult themed jokes. For example, the rules break when Snafu enters a large Arabic building where many provocative women are lying
