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Why so much hype?

good back-story, and good acting

As Good As It Gets

Blistering performances.

As stated in the title of my review, this is my favorite animated feature, even though its not exactly a feature in the traditional sense. This movie is a compilation of really great Warner Bros. cartoons directed by my favorite animation director, Chuck Jones. This feature contains what most people(including me) consider some of the greatest cartoons of all time. Great cartoons featuring Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Porky Pig, Elmer Fudd, Pepe le Pew, and the Road Runner are prevalent throughout this movie. In addition to the aforementioned cartoons, there are also mildly amusing bridging sequences where Bugs Bunny gives commentaries about the cartoons being shown. In summary, while this movie doesn't exactly have a plot, it features some of the best cartoons ever made, cartoons that combine impeccable timing, an incredible amount of wit, and many great characters.

This movie puts the best of what Bugs and the gang got to share. Bugs Bunny explains the evolution of television in his own words, and the results are downright hilarious. He explains the characteristics of his friends and enemies in his world. Some of the cartoons they show are somewhat edited, but what's the big deal? This is the movie, and no one should be complaining about it. The only thing that was bugging Bugs is the "That's all Folks!" keeps coming on way too early, and Bugs doesn't play around when it's his movie being played. The Road Runner segments are always a classic, The Road Runner speeding New Mexico and Wile E. Coyote licking his chops to get that bird always leading to the Acme products backfiring on him every time. Though the chosen cartoons Warner Bros. used were perfect, and the documentary Bugs made was well made. Mel Blanc and other voice overs are golden. For Chuck Jones, he's the master of animation, and Phil Monroe deserves the hand shake for his part of making this movie a true golden hit. No Warner Bros. cartoon is truly original like Bugs Bunny and the Looney Tune gang. THAT'S ALL FOLKS! Rating 5 stars!

I loved this since I was a young aspiring animator (I'm now a part-time writer),and my biggest influence was Warner Bros's animation and the work of Chuck Jones. When this finally came on Cartoon Network, I made sure to watch it.It contains the classics I've known for so long: "Robin Hood Daffy", the Wile E./Roadrunner shorts, "Louvre Come Back to Me", and the famous Bugs vs. Daffy shorts. It was great to see it all in its own little collection.It's such a shame this isn't out on DVD. I own the VHS copy with the original artwork.I recommend this to anyone who loves animation, especially WB's.

A wide selection of cartoon shorts starring most all the Warner Bros. characters and is tied together by new animation featuring Bugs Bunny talking in a large mansion. The cartoons are hit-and-miss and when they are all put together in a feature-length film the whole project borders on being down-right tedious. The title does not make a whole lot of sense either as Bugs Bunny dominates the action and The Road Runner only has one cartoon with his arch-nemesis Wile E. Coyote. Only fair. Catch the same thing on the Cartoon Network at most anytime of the day. 2.5 out of 5 stars.