Looney Tunes - Back in Action

Pros: It's Looney Tunes. Trailer for third Harry Potter movie.
Cons: Some characters didn't get enough screen time or were left out completely.

When I was growing up, I loved watching Looney Tunes cartoons. As I got older, I kept my love for the characters and even started collecting Looney Tunes items. I have glasses, kitchen items, key chains, small figures, and many stuffed characters, ...

Pros: Characters, humour, SFX, pretty much everything - far better than I was expecting
Cons: If you have no sense of humour, you won't laugh. At anything. Including this.

Finally, Third World Britain gets to see Loony Tunes: Back In Action. And even more finally, backwards old me gets his sorry butt off to the cinema in order to view, perchance to review. Er… okay, the less I talk like that the ...

Pros: Funny chemistry of the classic Warner Bros. characters.
Cons: Some of the scenes may be a bit racy for younger children.

Do the 2003 moviegoers remember American cartoon anime when CBS first showed Mighty Mouse, on Saturday mornings in 1955? What about the 1960's when ABC, CBS and NBC rocked the Saturday morning airwaves with tons of cartoons? Like most other forms of ente ...

Pros: No fancy CGI crap, countless references to the old cartoons.
Cons: Some things you've seen one too many times.

You just can't go wrong with the Looney Tunes. Folks like myself grew up on the Looney Tunes, while our sisters grew up on Walt Disney. And sure, crossovers happened, but when it came to slapstick humor, WB owned. Looney Tunes: Back in Action ...

Pros: Very fast- paced; Keeps your attention; Great animation
Cons: Plot is a little silly

The Looney Tunes series are my favorite among all the animated classics. Having been weaned on Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Sylvester, Tweety, Yosemite Sam, and the other characters since birth, I have always enjoyed watching Looney Tunes, even when the ...

Pros: Just about everything
Cons: None worth mentioning

Looney Tunes: Back in Action is set in a world where humans and cartoon characters exist side by side. Instead of treating the Looney Tunes characters as characters like Space Jam did, this movie presents them as the actors who have played ...

Pros: Just like the title says, the 'toons are back.
Cons: inconsistant animation, that whole NASCAR bit

Generations of Americans have grown up with the Looney Tunes, grown up laughing at gunshots to the face, swallowed dynamite and hunters who can't tell a rabbit in a dress from a real live woman. Despite terribly misguided attempts to sanitize the ...

Pros: Fun to see the Looney Tunes gang on the big-screen.
Cons: Story not too original, too much emphasis on Fraser/Elfman at times.

Okay Hollywood. It didn't take much effort to ruin Scooby-Doo, since it was simply an average show to begin with. It didn't take much to wreck Josie And The Pussycats, since it wasn't a very good show to begin with. The way you botched the Moose and Sq ...

Pros: it's an ok movie
Cons: a little bit to cheesey at times.

I got Looney Toons back in action when I saw it at my local video store for dirt cheap price of about 5.00. I was a bit wary since the last time I picked up a movie at that price it was Peter Pan return to never land...

Pros: Funny, fast-paced, colorful
Cons: Kinda loud.

I'm about to break one of the cardinal rules of film criticism by mentioning a film's opening weekend gross in my review of "Looney Tunes: Back in Action". The opening weekend gross was pretty dire, and it's pretty much a foregone conclusion already that ...

Pros: great jokes, flawless animation, does a great job of keeping the spirit of the classics.
Cons: Bill Goldberg, ridiculous plot.

I admire the courage of anyone who attempts to recapture the spirit of the classic Warner Bros. cartoons in the 21st century, which is why it had me cringing in uncertainty when I first heard the details about this film. There is a fine line between ...

Pros: Gags, story, animation, blending of live action and animation
Cons: Brendan Fraser misses his mark a few times...

The “Looney Tunes” and “Merrie Melodies” shorts subjects of Warner Bros.’s “Termite Terrace” cartoon studio have been a part of our nation's collective consciousness for the last 70 years. Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Porky Pig, and all the rest are well know ...

Pros: The Looney Tunes sensibility admirably stretched to feature length
Cons: Steve Martin is hammier than the cartoon characters

At last, those tired spy-movie spoofs are right where they belong--right in the middle of a Looney Tunes cartoon. I wouldn't have thought that the sensibilities of a seven-minute cartoon could be stretched to feature length as well as in Looney Tune ...

Pros: It FFFFFIIINNAAAAALLLLLLLLLLYYYYYY ended.
Cons: I can't sue Warner Brothers for my money back.

***SPOILER WARNING - I tell it all*** Ya know how ya have a Friday night & 4 kids to keep busy, so you pick a family-friendly movie to go see and just hope and hope that it will be entertaining?? Yeah, well thats what we just did tonight, and, hope as ...

Pros: VERY well done movie. Lots of cameo appearances.
Cons: That I'll have to wait so long to get it on DVD.

When my kids decided that they wanted to see this movie, I looked around quickly for a bus to jump in front of so I wouldn't have to go. I have always loved Looney Tunes, but after the last few movies I have seen, I figured it was going to be pretty ...