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sheep233

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As another user said, definently better than Space Jam. It's just classic Looney Tune laughs. You know, the basic TNT blowing up in the face, that kind of thing. The movie can get kind of weird but it's funny and great fun for kids and great...
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As another user said, definently better than Space Jam. It's just classic Looney Tune laughs. You know, the basic TNT blowing up in the face, that kind of thing. The movie can get kind of weird but it's funny and great fun for kids and great nostalgia for adults.

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Posted jul 13, 2008 5:15 am pt

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This movie is definitely better than Space Jam, rather than a "war" Looney tunes is going on an adventure of a lifetime.

Every scene of this movie made me laugh! I just can't beleive how creative the writers are,...
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This movie is definitely better than Space Jam, rather than a "war" Looney tunes is going on an adventure of a lifetime.

Every scene of this movie made me laugh! I just can't beleive how creative the writers are, especially the ending, Daffy said that Bugs didn't got him into a movie, but ine the end, all of thosee things happened is the movie! How ironic is that?^^

All my favorite characters are there, and yet same as always, there are more scenes of Bugs and Daffy.

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Posted jun 27, 2008 3:16 pm pt

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This was a lot better than Space Jam was. I love the fact that Daffy got more screen time in this movie; He is my favorite of the loony tunes characters. I would love to see another movie made, with even more of Daffy. Good family film.

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Posted mar 21, 2007 9:50 am pt

Bountyhunterc28

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Looney Tunes Back in Action is a great live action/animated film, and is my favorite one to date.

It combines all the great Looney Tunes characters, like Granny, Tweetie, Yosemite Sam, Sylvester, and of course Bugs and Daffy, with...
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Looney Tunes Back in Action is a great live action/animated film, and is my favorite one to date.

It combines all the great Looney Tunes characters, like Granny, Tweetie, Yosemite Sam, Sylvester, and of course Bugs and Daffy, with great actors/actress such as Brendan Frasier, Jenna Elfman, Steve Martin, and Timothy Dalton.

The movie is what you'd expect from a Looney Tunes cartoon combined with live actors makes this one crazy movie, its got everything and the comedy is classic, pure Loonyy Tunes classic.

A great movie that had me laughing from beginning to end.

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Posted mar 14, 2007 2:08 am pt

Te_Xuan_Ze_7

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Of all of the live action/animated movies I've ever watched, this one is better. This marks the second Looney Tunes movie interacting with real life people and public. It revolves around Daffy Duck mostly, and Bugs Bunny is in it. I like parts...
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Of all of the live action/animated movies I've ever watched, this one is better. This marks the second Looney Tunes movie interacting with real life people and public. It revolves around Daffy Duck mostly, and Bugs Bunny is in it. I like parts that show any Looney Tunes character.

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Posted jan 26, 2007 1:52 am pt

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This live action/animated movie is better than Space Jam because it has nothing to do with basketball. In fact, this film mostly revolves around Daffy. My favorite part is where Bugs and Daffy did battle against Marvin the Martian in outer space.

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Posted jan 19, 2007 11:33 pm pt

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I didn't get it, but that's basically what Looney Tunes is all about. I think that this movie was great nonetheless, and was full of gags and entertainment. 5 stars.

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Posted jan 13, 2007 11:36 pm pt

• [+] Premiere
  
  100
  It's flat-out comedy all the way, head-spinningly clever (you'll be talking about a sequence set in the Louvre for weeks) and always engaging. For my money, it's the comedy of the year.

  by Glenn Kenny | Read Full Review »
• [+] Baltimore Sun
  
  88
  Replete with so many wisecracks, puns, double entendres and visual jokes that you almost need a flow chart to keep up with them all. But try; the effort is definitely worthwhile, and the results are hilarious.

  by Chris Kaltenbach | Read Full Review »
• [+] Seattle Post-Intelligencer
  
  83
  The film is an across-the-board charmer that should appeal to children as well as their parents, aficionados of animation and old-movie buffs who will be challenged to sort out the blur of seemingly hundreds of classic film references.

  by William Arnold | Read Full Review »
• [+] LA Weekly
  
  80
  The movie looks like it cost a fortune, with Dean Cundey's glistening widescreen compositions and Bill Brzeski's towering, storybook sets providing the backdrop for seamless visual effects. What's more, it's equally rich in ideas.

  by Scott Foundas | Read Full Review »
• [+] Chicago Reader
  
  80
  Spirited, quintessential, and often hilarious.

  by Jonathan Rosenbaum | Read Full Review »
• [+] Washington Post
  
  80
  Delightful, delicious and destructive.

  by Stephen Hunter | Read Full Review »
• [+] The Hollywood Reporter
  
  80
  It will never be confused with the groundbreaking "Who Framed Roger Rabbit," but when it comes to a zippy live-action-meets-animation kid flick with plenty of grown-up gags, Looney Tunes: Back in Action does not disappoint.

  by Luke Sader | Read Full Review »
• [+] Slate
  
  80
  A nutty, zany, wacky, unruly, spastically hilarious hodgepodge that hits at least twice as often as it misses—which is a big deal, since there are more gags per square foot of celluloid than in any film since Joe Dante's "Gremlins 2: The New Batch" (1990).

  by David Edelstein | Read Full Review »
• [+] Austin Chronicle
  
  78
  Fraser, Martin, and the rest of the flesh-and-blood characters look like they’re having a ball, which translates instantly to the audience as well.

  by Marc Savlov | Read Full Review »
• [+] Chicago Sun-Times
  
  75
  Not as inspired as "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" but in the same spirit. It's goofy fun. Or maybe we should make that daffy fun.

  by Roger Ebert | Read Full Review »
• [+] ReelViews
  
  75
  So jam-packed with self-referential humor, pop culture cameos, and nods to some of the greatest moments in animation, that it's almost impossible not to like it.

  by James Berardinelli | Read Full Review »
• [+] Philadelphia Inquirer
  
  75
  Fraser and Elfman are goofily endearing even if they seem more sincere acting opposite the rabbit and the duck than they do each other.

  by Carrie Rickey | Read Full Review »
• [+] Boston Globe
  
  75
  The joy is in the details, and they are unrelentingly comic.

  by Ty Burr | Read Full Review »
• [+] Los Angeles Times
  
  70
  Looney Tunes doesn't have much on its addled mind other than pure entertainment, and on this level it succeeds quite nicely.

  by Manohla Dargis | Read Full Review »
• [+] Village Voice
  
  70
  Dante's masterstroke is to make the movie as visually and narratively unhinged as its source material.

  by Ben Kenigsberg | Read Full Review »