…such Shockwave animated content. However, the style suits this material miles better than Warner Brothers’ unfortunate attempts to update their Looney Tunes characters to the web, and sends Jay Sherman…

…well as reruns of Looney Tunes shorts and former Hanna-Barbera primetime shows. Perusing a list of shows on television that year reveals many old favorites, but there are also a…

…teaser – hopefully all the WB shorts will look as good as this on disc when those Looney Tunes collections start filtering through! No added DVD-ROM material has been included,…

…their hands, the makers of the recent Looney Tunes movies still had the giant task of beating a true hand-crafted original. Although rivalry between Disney and Katzenberg’s studio DreamWorks means…

…series as the Disney Treasures and Golden Looney Tunes would be envious of, is as good as anything else out on the market prove that Steve and his Thunderbean collaborators…

…Music Of The Vampire and The Looney Tunes Show: Season One, Volume Two. Plus, from the menu, there are additional trailers for the Zoinks Points Scooby rewards program, and the…

…sounded female?). However, it’s a great video, with M locked up in a looney bin where he’s seen relating all to an analyst. Eventually, the visions in his head get…

…menu system, including those for DVDs of Scooby Doo! Mystery Incorporated and The Looney Tunes Show. That’s all, folks. Case Study: This disc comes in an eco keepcase, with a…

…once the angles are very imaginative and the timing throughout does not play as just some Warner Brothers Looney Tunes-in-disguise moments, but that of classic Disney itself. Interestingly, apart from…

…and Jerry Beck, who likens Plas to the Looney Tunes version of a superhero. The many various incarnations of the character are briefly explored over the 14 minutes, from his…

…Range too, which does sport a simpler, more angular look that’s more associated by most to the Warner Brothers Looney Tunes cartoons (the backgrounds are very reminiscent of Chuck Jones’…

…Dante’s Looney Tunes movie, Back In Action. Co-directing here with Mike Gabriel (The Rescuers Down Under, Lorenzo), there is little of the lively energy in the animation that usually personifies…

…fine layer of grain that keeps the toons looking authentically like film, but they’re miles ahead in terms of freshness and clarity than Warners’ Looney Tunes remasters or Disney’s own…

…now a bit tired— think “Looney Tunes lite”. Then Fred hears from Chief Boulder again, who introduces Fred to the quick-change master Agent XXX, and informs Fred that he must…

…the toons looking authentically like film, but they’re miles ahead in terms of freshness and clarity than Warners’ Looney Tunes remasters or Disney’s own work on the Disney Treasures restorations,…

…movie, similar to the old Looney Tunes style of humor, and very close to the studio’s own Roger Rabbit. This is why there are so many 20th century references in…

…animation is a bit wacky with rubber animation, exaggerated personality traits, and stylized animation, inspired by the old Looney Tunes cartoons. Even the animation direction of the show is good…