Hey, it was better than "Space Jam".
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1 comment:
My main beef about this film was why didn't they follow Richard Williams' example from WFRR? "Interaction is the key."
Notice how the Tunes and the humans hardly interact at all?
After viewing some of the deleted scenes online, a lot of great scenes could've been created from those animatics! Sure they were wild, exciting and violent, but isn't that what makes Looney Tunes great?
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