These are movies where magic is still very real to me..like how!?

The part where Doom murders the shoe was legit disturbing as a kid. Watching it now, I realize the power of the expressive animation - the shoe looks like a puppy that's being beaten and doesn't understand why. It's a terrible moment, but very effective.

Best line is from Jessica Rabbit "I'm not bad, I'm just drawn that way" brilliant

As a side note, Zemeckis was passionate to do this immediately after Back to the Future but he didn't trust that Universal wouldn't go ahead and make Part II without him in the interim, so he signed Chris Lloyd as Judge Doom specifically to keep him busy until Zemeckis was ready to go ahead with the sequel.

Agreed. With Space Jam, you knew they were talking to nothing. Here, you'd believe the toons were real.

Because Christopher Lloyd was a toon wearing a human costume, he never blinks on screen. You don't notice it, but it definately adds to the overall creepiness of the character.

One of my absolute favorite details in this film: Despite his otherwise all-encompassing hatred of toons in the first act, Eddie seems to have a soft spot for Betty Boop, even smiling at her and reaffirming that "She's still got it." This is subtly explained later: On Eddie's brother's desk, there's a plush of Betty among the news clippings and cobwebs. One of the only bits of Toon merch in the whole office. Even with his vendetta, Betty still holds sentimental value to him.

Fun fact. Warner only agreed to allow their characters be used if their two biggest stars got equal screen time with Disney’s two biggest stars. That’s why Donald and Daffy were in their scenes together and Mickey and Buggs were in their scenes together. Great video, man.😁👍

The fact that there were

Saw this in the theater when I was 8. The Donald / Daffy scene blew my tiny mind. Even then, I knew I was seeing a crazy level of studio cooperation.

To this day, I cannot go without yelling "TWOOOOO BITTTTTTS!" whenever anyone does the set up.

"Tweety, you are such a piece of crap. Tweety is just always on some bullshit, man." Thank you.

My favorite line is:

8:06

R.I.P. to the late great Bob Hoskins. Great actor. This movie was surely a career highlight.

This movie had the animators coin the phrase “bumping the lamp”.

Fantastic movie, the scene with the shoe being melted down was traumatizing as a kid!

Robert Zemeckis had to follow the rules for equal screentime between both Disney and Warner Bros

I love how they had to invent a plot device to kill toons because really, what else can you do if a toon goes psychotic? There's just no stopping them. This is maybe the funniest and brightest pure noir movie ever made, I can't believe they even included the classic noir plot of some corrupt land deal in LA.

"Let's go home Roger, I'll bake you a carrot cake."