Reminder that it's the 65th anniversary of the greatest Looney Tunes short of all time.
Reminder that it's the 65th anniversary of the greatest Looney Tunes short of all time
William Jenkins
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Lincoln Johnson
*greatest animation of all time.
Oliver Allen
Reminder:
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Jaxon Lee
I remember a sketch where they had the opposite scenario. What was that one called?
Austin Brown
I didn't need to be reminded, but thank you anyway.
Jacob Bailey
I think it was called Wabbit
Michael Ross
yeah but has there been a porn parody yet?
Adrian Smith
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Dylan Richardson
That's not What's Opera Doc?
Jaxson Hughes
Exactly
Luis Sanchez
Chuck's Duck Amuck?
Jaxon Myers
This short was better.
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Colton Wright
Just gave it a rewatch. Boy did that sound section crack me up.
Benjamin Parker
Reminder that WB doesn't give a shit about Looney Tunes anymore and neither does the general audience.
Hunter Hill
Rabbit Rampage
Zachary Evans
Mel Blanc and Chuck Jones were goddamn geniuses
Bentley Morris
Reminder that there was a DS game based on it.
Nathan Flores
Rabbit rampage is better because that smug bugs deserved it
Sebastian Diaz
The Bugs reveal nearly ruined for me to be honest. I'd have preffered it if we never saw who the artist was.
Jack Rodriguez
I always liked this one and the one where Porky tries to catch a dodo
Brandon Stewart
Hey I had that game
Ian Flores
HOW DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO?
Luis Watson
Yes they do, otherwise Porky Pig 101 would of never existed as normies ate that release right up.
Adrian Murphy
bump
Julian Powell
It's good, but Rabbit of Seville is the best
Levi Kelly
>Porky Pig 101
a.k.a the crappiest WB release since LT's existence.
Seriously, I've seen better than what they call "restored prints"
Ethan Thomas
Post your favorites, for the sake of the thread.
Ian Nelson
>looks at what won the oscar that year instead of this short
lolwut?
Isaac Johnson
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Christian Rogers
Porky Pig 101 was done on a very low budget and was 100% funded by a spike of existing DVD sales caused by today's cartoons having no effort in them, the set took 5 years to make but did not take off until it's 4th year of production because of lack of funding in the years prier to the sales hike and it still sold far over 100,000 units regardless of it's issues and going by sales charts it should be at around a million units sold on average by now.
In short never underestimate normies and be grateful for what you get.
Adrian Cooper
Many thanks
Mason Perry
Robin Hood Daffy