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8/29/2011

Road Runner & Wile E Coyote: Looney Tunes, Chariots of Fur (1958) Review

Road Runner and Wile E Coyote: Looney Tunes, Chariots of Fur  (1958)
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This is a great collection of Looney Tunes made by The Road Runner and Wile E. Coyote. It includes the brand new cartoon, CHARIOTS OF FUR (1994) which suprisingly turned out to be a great cartoon, unlike CARROTBLANCA. This collection also includes 5 more cartoons. This includes OPERATION RABBIT (1951), one of five cartoons made with Bugs Bunny and Wile E. Coyote. Interestingly, this was made before BEEP, BEEP (1952), the second Road Runner cartoon ever. It basically uses the Coyote from FAST AND FURRY-OUS (1949). READY, WOOLEN, AND ABLE (1960) is the best cartoon starring Ralph Wolf and Sam Sheep Dog. I guess this is on this tape because Ralph Wolf is a form of Wile E. BEEP BEEP & HOOK, LINE, AND STINKER (1958) are also great cartoons. ZIP 'N' SNORT (1961) is the second best Road Runner cartoon ever, next to TO BEEP OR NOT TO BEEP (1963) of course. The only complaint I have is that other than the brand new cartoon, the other five are on ROAD RUNNER VS. WILE E. COYOTE: THE CLASSIC CHASE. But if you want ... better quality, buy this!

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8/16/2011

Bugs Bunny & Road Runner Movie (1979) Review

Bugs Bunny and Road Runner Movie  (1979)
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This movie will take you back to the days before computer animation, and "Let's see how vulgar we can get away with being"-style cynicism as portrayed in one cartoon mentioned several reviews below. Nope, none of that! What you get is plenty of classic Looney Tunes as directed by Chuck Jones and narrated and hosted by Bugs. He introduces his voice-man Mel Blanc: "He had a million voices and he was nice enough to give me one of them!" Oh yes, the cartoons: Daffy fights Marvin the Martian, plays Robin Hood, and gets tortured by an animator in Duck Amuck. Bugs sings opera with Elmer (everybody sing: "Kill the wabbit!") and later tortures a petulant opera singer himself. And of course, the Coyote tries in vain to catch the Road Runner. That's all you need to know, folks!

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