The History of Space Jam & Looney Tunes: Back in Action - Animation Lookback: Looney Tunes
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- Опубліковано 9 лют 2017
- When the Looney Tunes come into the real world, chaos certainly ensues…both in the movies and during the making of them
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In the scene were the water tower thingy falls over I was always disappointet that the Animaniacs didn't jump out.
Guess they kicked them out since the show got cancelled.
You have know idea how many people have said that
Spyder Soup I believe Joe Dante, the director, is friends with Spielberg, who produced the show. He could have known they existed. Also, they used an old billboard for Warner Bros. animation that appeared on the DVD, which not only featured the Looney Tunes, but also included Hanna-Barbera, and 90's Spielberg/Warner Bros. cartoons, which yes, included the Warner siblings.
MrEnte3000 he also forgot to mention Batman.
So was I when I watched it for the first time
Sheesh! Never knew _Back in Action_ was under a lot of pressure. If it reached its full potential it would have been as much of a classic as _Who Framed Roger Rabbit_.
No, a classic would be the greatest crossover battle of the century:
LOONEY TUNES (WB) VS SILLY SYMPHONIES (Disney aka Mickey Mouse cartoons): DAWN OF ACME, AGE OF DOOM, CIVIL WAR OF TOONS, The battle to conquer all of Hollywood.
It can also be the perfect satire on how all studios care about money. I mean look at how controversial Disney and Warner Bros have gotten today, ruining mainstream franchises and how cancel culture ruins something that was at first good, now becoming a joke. Yeah, Hollywood's really just a joke and this would be a good way to show it.
@@osmanyousif7849 You do raise a point about cancel culture. What I'm hoping for is the rise of indie studios to the point where there are allowed as better stewards of the classic IPs.
Maybe if it got delayed to a Summer 2004 release...
I like Looney Tunes back in action.
I saw Space Jam in theaters last year, since it was being run as part of an anniversary special.And I enjoyed it quite a bit.
I didn't know that... mainly because Pokemon is a franchise that I don't really care about.
It's really a shame that there was so much trouble making "Back in Action" because I actually remember really liking that film.
I bet Joe Dante and Chuck Jones would've had a nice bonding with each other over their burning, passionate hatred for "Space Jam".
Chuck Jones was always a very classy person, even when giving criticism. But yeah, I completely agree with you.
I kinda liked Back in Action. It is sad that they didn't give Dante more freedom because he would make an AMAZING Looney Tunes movie,that guy is like a old definition of an "fanboy". It is also sad that Warner send this movie to die at the box office. However I did enjoy all the references and it was pretty loyal to the Looney Tunes style.
"I'll give you a Scooby snarl!"
well it was basically WB taking revenge on Dante for turning Gremlins 2 into a parody of TV and pop culture and how said franchise failed because of the diffrence from the first film.
@GreenMushroom25 It wasn't intended to "die at the box office." (For that matter, I don't think any studio releases a film with the intention of it bombing.) They didn't want to put it up against the juggernaut that was Finding Nemo (which, ironically, is mentioned in the film), so they postponed the release, but that proved to be equally bad timing, as it was released the same time as Elf and The Cat in the Hat. I kind of wish they'd waited until the summer of 2004 to release it, because I don't think a whole lot of hugely successful family movies came out during that time; the only summer 2004 films I know of are Two Brothers and Fahrenheit 9/11.
Shrek 2 would’ve crushed it.
As a Looney Tunes fan, I believe your right! :)
I actually enjoy both Space Jam and Looney Tunes Back in Action. In my opinion they're really funny.
briansivley2001 me too.
briansivley2001 I agree
briansivle2001 yes
Same 😁👍
They were great movies in my opinion.
"I didn't know Dan Aykroyd was in this picture!"
"Hey, perhaps I could be of some assistance."
Back in action is my favorite movie. It may have flaws, but I can watch it constantly and not get bored
Dee Bradley Baker is back doing Daffy in "Wabbit"!
Don’t forget Kath Soucie also returned to do Lola Bunny
@@zacharyholmes1466 really?
Lola was also a lead character in Baby Looney Tunes.
I personally loved both movies, but i will admit back in action felt closer to Looney tunes.
14:25 Shaggy and Scooby look surprisingly low-budget in comparison to the Looney Tunes in this movie.
That was done on purpose as an inside joke. Hanna-Barbera was always known for having cheap animation, and that was the filmmakers' way of taking a stab at Hanna-Barbera.
@@dpm12 Who was already defunct by the film's release.
That is how Shaggy and Scooby look like in the original series.
He even hints the sequel that came out the next year!
MDthornton83 That’s kind of the point
Full Voice Cast: Space Jam
Billy West: Bugs Bunny, Elmer Fudd - Dee Brad Baker: Daffy Duck, The Tazmanian Devil, Multiple Animals - Bob Bergen: Porky Pig, Tweety Bird, Hubie, Bertie, Marvin the Martian - Bill Farmer: Sylvester, Foghorn Leghorn, Yosemite Sam - Kath Soucie: Lola Bunny - June Foray: Granny, Witch Hazel - Danny DeVito: Mr. Swackhammer - Charity James: Blanko - Steve Kehela: The Blue Monstar, The Announcer - Colleen Wainwright: Nawt, Sniffles - TK Carter: The Red Monstar - Jocelyn Blue: Pound - Darnell Suttles: The Orange Monstar - Catherine Reitman: Bupkus - Dorian Harewood: The Purple Monstar - June Melby: Bang - Joey Camen: The Green Monstar - Maurice LaMarche: Pepe Le Pew - Frank Welker: Multiple Dogs -
Actual Actor Cast: Space Jam
Michael Jordan: The Human Basketball Player - Wayne Knight: Stanley Podolak - Theresa Randle: Juanita Jordan - Bill Murray: A Back-Up Human Player - Larry Bird: The Boston Celtics Forward - Charles Barkley, Patrick Ewing, Shawn Bradley, Jarry Johnson and Mugsy Bogues: The Basketball Victims - Tom Barry: James Jordan - Penny Bae Bridges: Jasmine Jordan - Dan Castelleneta and Patricia Heaton: Some Basketball Fans
Full Voice Cast: Back in Action
Joe Alaskey: Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Sylvester, Beaky Buzzard, Mama Bear - Eric Goldberg: Tweety Bird, Marvin the Martian, Speedy Gonzales, Michigan J Frog - Jeffrey Bennett: Yosemite Sam, Foghorn Leghorn, Nasty Canasta - Billy West: Elmer Fudd, Peter Lorre - Danny Mann: The Robot Dog, The Spy Car - Brendan Fraser: The Tazmanian Devil - Bob Bergen: Porky Pig - June Foray: Granny - Mel Blanc: A Gremlin Car (Archival Voice) - Bruce Lanoli: Pepe Le Pew - Danny Chambers: Cottontail Smith - Will Ryan: Papa Bear - Stan Freberg: Baby Bear - Casey Kasem: Shaggy Rogers - Frank Welker: Scooby-Doo
Actual Actor Cast: Back in Action
Brendan Fraser: DJ Drake - Jenna Elfman: Kate Houghton - Steve Martin: Mr. Chairman - Heather Locklear: Dusty Tails - Joan Cusack: A Mother - Timothy Dalton: Damian Drake - Bill Goldberg: Mr. Smith - Don and Dan Stanton: The Warner Brothers - Matthew Lillard: Shaggy's Live Actor - Jeff Gordon: A Professional Actor - Kevin McCarthy: Dr. Bennell - Michael Jordan: The Space Jam Basketball Player - Roger Corman: A Studio Director - Peter Graves: A Civil Defense Host - Marc Lawrence, Ron Perlman and Robert Picardo: The Acme VPs
Michael Jordan made a cameo in Looney Tunes: Back in Action!
Where?
@@iguerra7997 when the main villain keeps taking off disguises one of his disguises is Michael b jordon
I don't remember that.
They reused a clip of him from Space Jam so it isn’t a legit cameo
Hope he does the same to Space Jam 2
I really enjoyed BOTH films! This was also surprisingly interesting! I actually didn't know that it was based on a commercial!! Personally! I loved Billy West as Bugs, you also made a pretty good point with Lola! XD
I would have died to see a cameo from Tom and Jerry in the film, seeing them having a chase
As a kid, I loved Space Jam; when Back in Action came out I could take it or leave it - I'd forgotten about it as fast as it was over. Now however, I'm thoroughly underwhelmed by Space Jam but I LOVE Back in Action!
Loony Tunes Back in Action is my all time favorite childhood film! I loved all its breaking the fourth wall elements and all its random references, especially the whole art museum scene!! I've watched it more than anyone should watch a single movie and was so surprised when I read how much of a box office flop it was lol
*MISSING BIT OF INFORMATION* And with that role in The Looney Tunes Show, not only did they give Lola a new personality (a very funny personality to boot) but they also gave her a new voice going to Kristen Wiig, Lola also got her own direct to DVD film "Looney Tunes Rabbits Run" where she is voiced by writer Rachel Ramras.
I really enjoyed Back in Action a lot more than Space Jam if I were to be honest.
I really enjoyed watching each part of the lookback week by week that now I can easily binge this whenever I want to.
That's not really saying much
Back in Action is not as good as Gremlins, which is another WB film Dante worked on. Gremlins is still better than Back in Action; take that, Dante!
fullmetalmasify Same!!😂😂
I agree. I remember watching "Space Jam" when I was a kid and enjoying it, but looking back at it now as a 21 year old man, I don't like it that much. The reason why is because I agree with what Warner Brothers animation veteran Chuck Jones said about the movie; I think that it's an insult to the Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies material because had it been true to the Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies material, then Bugs Bunny wouldn't have needed help from a legendary basketball star or any of the Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies characters to help him beat the Monstars and he would have beaten them all by himself with his own clever brain and plus it wouldn't have taken him the whole movie to beat them either and Porky Pig wouldn't have said things such as "I think I just wet myself". In the original classic Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies cartoons made in the '40s, '50s and '60s, Bugs Bunny could beat the toughest enemies all by himself with his own clever brain in 6 minutes. He did it to The Gorillas Team in "Baseball Bugs", Crusher the Wrestler in "Bunny Hugged", Toro the Bull in "Bully for Bugs", Nasty Canasta in "Barbary Coast Bunny" etc. Therefore, like Chuck Jones, I think that "Space Jam" could have been a 6 minute Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies cartoon where Bugs Bunny beats the Monstars all by himself with his own clever brain, just like he did to The Gorillas Team in "Baseball Bugs". I'm sorry but I don't like "Space Jam" that much and I think that it's an insult to the Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies material. Watch "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" and "Looney Tunes: Back In Action" instead.
Space Jam was meant to give Bugs more humanity, to show that he isn't invincible. The movie just did it poorly.
4:43 Dee Baker does eventually return to voice Daffy.. But that’s another story.
gl
Despite the critics and especially Joe Dante, I love Space Jam! :) Its part of my childhood and I love the song "I Believe I Can Fly". Looney Tunes: Back In Action is considered one of my first movies that I saw when I moved to Arizona. I actually thought that movie wasn't that bad, but I love Space Jam more.
It has been a year since Joe Alaskey passed away. I love him as the voice of Daffy Duck, especially in the show Duck Dodgers.
I felt a lot of the humor in Space Jam fell flat, and Lola was pretty generic, it wasn't until after the movie that she got more of a character.
I love the movie, but I'll never say it is a "good" movie.
FUN FACT: the looney tunes in joe dante's movie were originally puppets by Jim Henson's creature shop.
Cailey Gallagher What?!
WHAT????!!!!
14:19, Cue in Shaggy, Scooby-Doo and Matthew Lillard!
14:20 Now that makes perfect of having Shaggy and Scooby with Mathew Lillard because of the major failure of the 2002 Scooby Doo film. Much like it reminds of Ryan Reynolds as the role of DEADPOOL and he always talks back about his original form in X-MEN ORIGINS: WOLVERINE
And Joe Dante ruined it for me in Back in Action as a Scooby Doo fan myself by making Scooby and Shaggy protrayed as bullying a$$holic diva b!tches to poor Matt! Thank God I didn't saw those forced WWE-Hanna Barbera crossover vidoes that makes those poor characters feeling like slaves to the WWE.
Even though the first "Scooby Doo" film was received poorly by critics, it actually was a box office hit. The sequel, "Monsters Unleashed" was a failure.
They did return 17 years later but in 3D animation but it also didn't do well
Even though Space Jam has a ridiculous plot and in your face product placement, it's still a guilty pleasure for me. I loved it as a kid and lets be honest, the soundtrack is great.
Oh, the next Animation Lookback is going to be fun to watch.
What was it?
Presumably, Cartoon Network. That song he played was from Cartoon Cartoon Fridays, CN's old programming block of their original shows.
I desperately hope that it's not. Cartoon Network is NOT timeless like the other animation lookbacks
tripp cory too late
***** Probably not, but he won't get as many viewers otherwise. Yes ,Cartoon network is fondly remembered by those who grew up with it, but it's not made to appeal to all ages like Disney films, Hanna Barbera or the classic looney tunes. IT's designed just for kids with most shows containing adult jokes for parents watching it for whatever reason. Sorry to say, I am NOT looking forward to this lookback
I remember actually enjoying Looney Back in action I never was the biggest fan of Space Jan Though it’s just very surprising how badly Back in action bombed in the box office but Space Jam was a hit for some reason because everyone wanted to see a basketball player be in a movie with cartoon characters.
10:09 Little did he know, that in more than 3 years, on April 30, 2020, his prediction would come true.
One interesting thing about Space Jam is a lot of animators who had previously worked for the studio StarToons on Animaniacs did most of the animation.
COME ON AND SLAM!
The aliens didn't challenge the Looney Tunes to a basketball game at first. It was actually the other way around.
That's right. Bugs Bunny challenges the aliens to a basketball game because the aliens were little guys and The Looney Tunes characters thought they were pushovers. The aliens stole the talents of five of the NBA players in order to have the upper hand. Of course everyone knows the rest of the story.
Love your lookback at the Looney Tunes and what made them legends of the animation industry.
Maybe do Animation Lookback: Nickelodeon Animation Studios the same way you did the Looney Tunes.
Amazing work!
Hey guys, don't forget that Back in Action wasn't the only Looney Tunes film directed by Joe Dante.... *cough* Gremlins 2 *cough*
That was just a cameo in the opening logo
@@arbytv5139
Yeah but the tone of Gremlins 2 makes it basically a Looney Tunes cartoon.
Well, space jam is getting a sequel next year, so lets see how it does
Oh man, I'm so hyped for the next Animation Lookback being Cartoon Network Studios (or just Cartoon Cartoons from the sound of things). Perfect timing too, given the channel will be 25 years old this year. So this will be quite an interesting journey in the near future.
(14:54)
Eric Goldberg only did Speedy, Marvin, Tweety and a one liner for Bugs.
(🎩🐸🎶 Michigan J. Frog is just archive singing from “One Froggy Evening”.)
Space Jam was my favourite movie growing up. I would literally put it on every single day.
Space Jam-a technical marvel that doesn't exactly do justice to the world of Looney Tunes. Back in Action-Not perfect, but if I were to make a Looney Tunes movie, it would probably be similar to that.
BTW, 16:38 just made me burst out laughing. Seriously, if any of those Thanksgiving 2003 movies should have been a flop, it should definitely have been that horrible excuse for a Cat in the Hat adaptation.
I still have the DVD of both of those movies.
its weird how all of the animators expect Chuck Jones died in the 1990s Chuck Jones died on February 22, 2002 R.I.P Chuck Jones
I have decided that I like Space Jam better than Looney Tunes Back in Action. First of all, I already had a guess for how any movie can mix Looney Tunes, Basketball and Aliens. This is apparently a combination of three of the most popular projects to watch on television: cartoons for children, sports for adults and science fiction for teenagers. Secondly, I like how this is the first project, movies or television, to star Lola Bunny. Now Bugs can finally have a legitimate romance partner. That, and Lola actually looked somewhat beautiful playing those games (cat purring). Lastly, I am actually conflicted on which live-action/animation hybrid I like more: Who Framed Roger Rabbit or Space Jam. On one hand, Who Framed Roger Rabbit is more popular, but on the other hand, Space Jam looks better for kids.
My main problem with Looney Tunes Back in Action is that there is too much cruelty going on, especially in the beginning. Daffy fired just because he is less popular than Bugs Bunny? That is just not called for! Needless to say, I do not like Kate Hughton. She is despicable and unlikable. Not to mention the writing is pretty questionable. The Looney Tunes cameos are just fine, but the villain's motivation is just weak!
Space Jam is one of my favorite movies from my childhood
I honestly don't get why so many animation purists hate on Space Jam. It helped introduce me to Looney Tunes when I was little; while I was already somewhat familiar with the characters, I never connected with them in the same way before the movie. I'm sure many other people born in the early 90s (like I was) would tell you the same thing if you asked. Space Jam may not have been a traditional Looney Tunes project, but IMO that's what makes it all the more enjoyable. Is it that terrible that it, along with Cartoon Network, helped introduce the Looney Tunes characters and shorts to a new generation? Because if anything, that is the film's greatest triumph.
And Lola? I actually think she's a pretty decent character. While I agree with those who say she shouldn't simply be a love interest/female counterpart for Bugs, I think she would make an excellent standalone character. In fact, I hope that WB will someday make a standalone Lola cartoon short in the style of earlier Looney Tunes from the classic Termite Terrace era (one that looks and feels like Lola existed as a character during that time.)
Being a guy that grew up in the 90's I was more fond of Space Jam then I was with Back in Action. No one gives Space Jam enough credit where it's due. I mean it was the 1st original Looney Tunes film without the major animators and the usage of Mel Blanc as majority of the voices. Sure they may have tried to get his son to do it, but I'm glad that they didn't.
Not to knock off Noel Blanc, as he is his father's son, but there were much greater talent at the time of Space Jam and I'm glad that they recruited some of the best voices at the time to replicate their own flavor of the Looney Tunes and introduce them to a modern day audiences.
This film was like a climax thanks to the Nike/McDonalds commercials of the 90's and the STeven Spielburg's animated shows of the 90's that replicated the moments of the Looney Tunes past. Also the NBA All-Stars of the 90's is a major contribute to the film.
Had they made a better plot to the Back in Action film, then it would have fare better to the fans and the audiences.
Kath Soucie has now voiced Lola outside of Space Jam in the New Looney Tunes, formally known as Wabbit. Her personality would be more like how it was in the Looney Tunes comic books where she was smart and competent but also looney and comedic. Although, instead of being a pizza delivery girl that delivered pizza to mythical creatures, ancient spirits, and deities, she would be known as "Lola, Auntie of Dragons" where she cared for dragons and would punish any who harmed or stole them.
Funny thing about those 2 Looney Tunes movies is Space Jam have negative reviews but was a success, but Back in Action have positive reviews, but was a box office bomb.
4:39 dude Dee Baker voiced Daffy in wabbit
I really enjoyed watching all of these videos and this was an awesome finale!
I also remember loving Space Jam as a kid. While I'll admit it's not really that good of a movie, I still have a soft spot for it and it does have some fun moments, plus a great soundtrack and animation.
As for Looney Tunes Back in Action, I think it's decent. Admittedly, it's better executed with the portrayals of the Looney Tunes and the story isn't too bizarre, at least by Looney Tunes standards. Not the greatest, but I'd still watch this one from time to time.
I can't wait for the the next Animation Lookback on (kind of) the best place for cartoons.
What kinda Mickey Mouse organization would name their team...
Da Ducks?
Vincent Franklin and it became became a real team that Disney owned
West Coast Emerald Bull Yes, I know.
Vincent Franklin
Uhhhhh... Donald Duck?
Uhhhhh... Donald Duck?
I would have to say, that Animat is going to give us the characters from Cartoon Network. If you guys are wondering what music was playing while Animat was holding his phone, it was from the beginning of the Cartoon Cartoon Fridays intro. I hope Animat will talk about The Powerpuff Girls.
+Dylan Nicholson One, it was the original, because two, at least I think so, the reboot wasn't even announced yet!
13:03 Anyone Notice The Car Is Believe It Or Not Jeff Gordon's Car He Raced In Nascar During The 2000s
"Still better than Space Jam" ... ... ... Still a better love story than Twilight. ... I'm not appologizing.
Dee Bradley Baker did come back as Daffy for Wabbit nowadays
Yes he did, you're right! :D
And Kath Soucie has done Lola in Tweety's High Flying Adventure and in some Looney Tunes video games. Lola on The Looney Tunes Show is voiced by Kristen Wiig. Lola in Looney Tunes Rabbits Run is voiced by writer Rachel Ramras. I have no idea who voiced Lola in that one episode of Wabbit.
@@hamursh It was Kath Soucie.
i loved space jam as a kid and I still do to this day
You predicted Space Jam Legacy with lebron. Nice
He should do an Animation Lookback on puppetry by people like Jim Henson, Rick Baker, Stan WInston, and more.
Bob Bergen still voices Porky and Dee Bradley Baker is soon to reprise his role in the "Wabbit" series
I was wondering what would be done for the honorable mention, Lola Bunny or the movies, and we got both, it was great.
To whom it may concern, consider the Lola Bunny history mixed with the history of Space Jam is her profile, so it's a honorable mention in a honorable mention.
16:29 You could have noted Brother Bear since that one was Released close to Back in Action.
This was a lot of fun. Thanks man!
I'm like the biggest fan of Looney Tunes: Back In Action I'm like the only huge fan of that film
Dee Bradly Baker actually did reprise his role as Daffy in the new Wabbit season
I love both live action looney tunes movies.
I really enjoy your animation reviews and lookbacks. Looking forward to Cartoon Cartoons!
I always enjoyed these movies as guilty pleasures but i still don`t know why XD
It's all good. It's even part of being a Toonfanatic.
I just hope that Space Jam 2 will feature CLASSIC Lola. And I mean Lola from DC comics where she's been completely fleshed out, not the original SJ where she was underdeveloped or New Looney Tunes show, where she's been turned into a psycho retarded blonde; the only time I did like it was in the Lola Croft short and that's how she should be presented.
Ah I see because Jerry Beck is a film historian. Good job Animat!
Good job Ed!
My favorite looney tunes film is back in action
I think Billy West does a good job as Bugs and Elmer.
yeah, I kinda have to agree with you there. Billy West's Bugs Bunny sounds just too high, and it sounds more Billy than Bugs. Joe Alaskey does a decent Bugs, but I don't feel any of that special Mel Blanc-ness in Joe's Bugs. Jeff Bergman does a great Bugs though, it sounds almost exactly like Mel Blanc's Bugs Bunny. but nobody will ever come close to the original.
About 10 years ago, I always thought Back In Action was better than Space Jam because it was much more faithful to the Looney Tunes. But years later, I realized that there has never been a movie experience like Space Jam. Combining these 3 elements that you mentioned shouldn't have worked, but they found a way to make it entertaining. I still like Back In Action and think it deserves more attention than its getting, but I think I like Space Jam a little more now for its unique way to stand out as a movie.
You forgot to mention this tidbit for Scooby and Shaggy's cameo in Back in Action. Lillard was Shaggy in the 2002 Raja Gosnell Scooby Doo film and would later become the permanent voice of Shaggy after Casey Kasem died.
Animation Lookback: Cartoon Cartoons or Carton Network history by AniMat. Coming Fall 2017 or early 2018
or animation lookback cartoon network you may call it that's the next animation lookback.
Technically he did that with the History of Hanna-Barbera (though not including Courage or Ed Edd & Eddy)
Grant Awa i hope its cartoon netwrok as a whole since that would be great
I think it was a reference to the intro to Cartoon Cartoons
What was a disappointment. I wanted something more timeless
Well, you definitely got me hooked on the next retrospective. Also, dat ending line. XD
Personally, I would love to see Jackie chan in a Looney tunes movie.
10:03 A New Legacy Confirmed.
I always picture both space jam and Looney tunes back in action same show like take place in 1996-2003 like I was thinking Looney tunes back in action a sequel to space jam
Looney Tunes: Back In Action. was lot more fun for me.
To be honest, since that the production of looney tunes back in action was a nightmare, the only person that I feel bad for is Eric goldberg.
R. Kelly's I Believe I Can Fly was No. 2 on the Hot 100 because Toni Braxton's Unbreak My Heart was the top hit at that time.
Great videos :)
And I only have "two" word's for the Honorable mentions;
Two of some of my best (favorite) childhood movies.
I love looney tunes back in action because I love the jokes and to me it was a good movie
Damn, Tom & Jerry can't get a break with modern cartoon crossover live-action/animation hybrid films.
I love both of these
Both Space Jam And Lonney Tunes Back In Action Are Very Good Films.
what he's looking back at next time, because I have no idea?
I love Space Jam :)
Next is Animation Lookback: Cartoon Network! (that was the Cartoon Cartoon Fridays intro)
He might revisit the ones co-produced by Hanna Barbera first then moving on to the ones not made at Hanna Barbera. But we'll see.
Can't wait to see who you explore next.
My Favorite Looney Toon is The Roadrunner and Coyote.
Hahahaha.
I liked the references to the old Bugs Bunny and Road Runner movie with this entire animation look back sections with Looney Tunes.
I could hear a few words of Dot from Anamaniacs so my guess is that you will be covering next the entire WB shows from the 90s that was directed by Steven Steelburg.
Do the history of Lola Bunny
Back in Action is much more faithful to the characters
Coolest outro ever. Also, it's kind of a shame about Back in Action's production, cause I do like that movie. I'd just hate to be Dante.
You're kinda wrong about Kath Soucie. She voiced Lola in Tweety's High Flying Adventure and a few video games before she was replaced by Kristen Wiig in the Looney Tunes Show.
Would anyone else like to see an Animat review for Who Framed Roger Rabbit? That's my personal favorite film of all time by the way. Also it's too bad Tom and Jerry couldn't have appeared and then it could have been a sort of crossover with Looney Tunes which I still want to happen.
I read somewhere that the Monstars were partially inspired by the Ginyu Force from DBZ.