Saw it on the big screen. Interesting watching it with more context. It’s a really unique and weird movie.
Crazy this is from 1971. Jane Fonda in this movie has so much charisma and yet you can see her CHARACTER performing. Her therapist. Directors. Johns. She investigates their reactions and figures out what they think they want from her.
Like we all do. All the shades and layers of Bree though are not like a stop light. You get the…
Adding a full star cuz I saw this with a big group and kids and they all laughed non-stop the entire time.
Pure looney tunes madcap nonsense. Zero attempts to make children think about death or learn a lesson.
The animation was fun.
I sorta can’t help but wish a few of the smaller characters were played by other Looney Tunes Characters, but it was fun just the same.
Predictable and derivative, but the action sequences manage to be fun enough to justify it’s existence.
I’ve been a lifelong (literally) D&D nerd, and had no hope that I would like this. I just don’t particularly care for the Marvel formula of blockbuster. The opening monologue of the movie had me worried it would be a mess, and script-wise maybe it is.
Thing is, it’s a fun one of those. The visuals carry the action in a way that helps…
