Favorite LT feature film

[rodney]

What's your favorite Looney Tunes "cheater feature"?

My vote goes for Daffy Duck's Quackbusters. The animation seems closest to the vintage 'toons shown. I think they all would've been much better if the original model sheets for the 50's would've been used. It's too easy to pick out the classic cartoons from the new footage. Even a child can spot the differences.

But.....The Bugs Bunny/Roadrunner Movie was quite good.

Note: I'm not sure where the slashes in the titles came from. Can a moderator fix that?

[Jack]

Originally posted by rodney
My vote goes for Daffy Duck's Quackbusters. The animation seems closest to the vintage 'toons shown. I think they all would've been much better if the original model sheets for the 50's would've been used. It's too easy to pick out the classic cartoons from the new footage. Even a child can spot the differences.
But who's model sheets would you use? And from what year? I like Quackbusters because they actually did change the designs a little when new animation was made to lead into old animation. A good example is when Daffy is talking to Porky (before they go into footage from McKimson's "Prize Pest.")

About the slashes: From what I've heard, it's a bug in the board software. I tried just deleting them, but when I was done editing the poll, there they were again!


Jack :D

[Pilmedium]

It has been a few years since I watched them, so it is impossible to point out individual differences. I now consider them part of the non-classic problem.

[Geezil]

No contest! "The Bugs Bunny/Roadrunner Movie." As with all movie "series," the first was and is the best. (Consider the next whispered-of "Rocky" installment, in which the Rocky clone meets the Rocky cyborg in the ring ... in the year 2076 ...) :eek:

[Tintin]

My favorite are Bugs Bunny/Road Runner Movie. I alway love this feature. ;)

[Jason Furness]

Daffy Duck's Quackbusters gets my vote. It's the funniest one out of all those clip-show movies. :)

Greg Ford and Terry Lennon's LT specials were pretty funny too, though the last few ones are kinda strange to watch...

[frogboxer]

I don't really like any of the LT feature films. I would rather just watch the original cartoons themselves, not some movie that crops them and puts them all together in a storyline that somehow "relates" them to each other.

[lislebartman]

As much as I really dislike cartoon compilation movies, I had to vote for "The Bugs Bunny/Road Runner Movie". The linking segments with Bugs at home were clever, and the choice of Chuck Jones-directed films from the golden age of WB cartoons was right on the money!