Words cannot describe how dearly I love Hundreds of Beavers. Never in the history of cinema has there been a film that so perfectly encapsulates my sense of humor—a screwball brand of silliness that’s deliberate, meditated, and intentionally measured according to its own ridiculous sense of logic. It takes nothing seriously except its own pursuit of unpredictable hilarity. Yet somehow, in all of its frivolous escapades, there’s weight to what’s happening; Jean Kayak has something he’s after, has flaws to…
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The Day the Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie 2024
I saw it again with my mom! She loved the background paintings and the whole “It’s The End Of The World” sequence, and her favorite jokes were the teeth-chattering gag and Daffy’s “male duck” comment. I was delighted to discover that, unlike the empty house I thought we’d be sitting in, there were about 20 other people there—kids AND adults!
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The Day the Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie 2024
There was a trailer for the live action Snow White in front of this that called it “The Most Magical Movie Event of the Year.” And while I don’t claim to be an expert on 2025’s filmography, I’m pretty certain this movie not only beats Snow White but every other movie on that front.
The Day The Earth Blew Up is everything that all my fellow Looney Tunes fans have been claiming it is: the exact kind of movie we’ve been waiting for with…
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Christmas Eve on Sesame Street 1978
I love the days when they made an effort to make Sesame Street the location feel real and lived-in and like it actually exists somewhere in New York. The charm is in the little things—the trash lining the subway and sidewalks, the splatters and dusty fading on the windows, the decrepit rust on the street sign, etc.
A True Blue Miracle and Keep Christmas With You are easily among the most underrated Christmas songs ever. They’re fun, they’re soothing, and they’re…
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