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I am dispointed that these loonley tunes vare no longer going to be allowed on tv. This is sad and wrong. I love these cartoons and when I watch them I was only ten years and they were from my mother generation and even a bit before them. i will have no problem showing them to my kids or grand kids someday.
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This is Bugs at its best, the toon show is not intended for the young of age, but for us adults it is a great an wacky bugsy adventure. This will take us back to a time of rabbits and ducks and speedy mouse and tweety birds and did I forget to mention the cats and dogs. Wow a must for any toon collector. Keep the kids away, adults only ?
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This collection is a good add for fans of Looney Tunes. It is complete with everything you will ever need to see. The price at the time of purchase was really cheap and a great investment on my end.
I always wanted a complete collection of Looney Tunes. Also would like to recommend Disney Treasure which is a great add on to all those timeless classics that kept us happy during our childhood. Man I miss those days!
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What can be really said about this set that hasn't already been said. Disc One is devoted to Bugs Bunny (as the other sets do), Disc Three is Speedy Gonzalez (it's about time), Disc Two is director Frank Tashlin cartoons (not one of the big name cartoon directors),and Disc Four is Kitty Korner (cartoons about cats). While devoted Looney Tunes fans will love this (I am one), the casual fans might be disappointed because these are not all the most popular ones. If you are a casual fan, start at the beginning (Volume One) and work your way up. Be sure when you purchase the Golden Collection(s) check out the special features. It'll open your eyes to a part of animation we rarely get to see and cartoons that just don't get shown anymore. I'm a life long fan and I'll always remain one. Long Live Looney Tunes! KEEP 'EM COMING!
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Everything good about the previous three Looney Tunes sets is present here; high-quality remastering, great special features, and a sizable amount of classic cartoons. Everyone here has already stated this.
The reason I give this set four stars instead of five is becuase the Speedy Gonzales disc contains an unusually high amount of 1960's-era cartoons. Some of these are good, but the ones that round off the disc, particularly "A-Haunting We Will Go", are products of the infamous Depatie-Freleng era, and as such, suffer from poor-quality animation (on the level of obscure early-80's Japanese OVA releases) for the segments that aren't recycled.
The Depatie-Freleng era is infamous for having a lot of recycled gags and animation from earlier cartoons, due to budget cuts, and "A-Haunting We Will Go" recycles two gags from the classic "Duck Amuck": Daffy turning into a bizarre creature (used twice, no less) and a parachute turning into an anvil in mid-air. It's a breathtaking example of the nadir Warner Bros. reached towards the end of its animation era.
Nonetheless, this set is still well worth purchasing, like the other volumes.
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