Wow! I can’t believe that after all of the Warner Bros tax write-offs (including the written off Coyote vs Acme and the now forever incomplete Bye Bye Bunny: A Looney Tunes Musical), a film adaptation of Max original series Looney Tunes Cartoons that was intended for streaming, then abandoned, has now been released nationwide in theaters!
This beautifully animated 2D hand drawn cartoon movie follows suit of every single Looney Tunes movie made by having the most ludicrous plot possible-…
Frustratingly only released for digital purchase, this is currently the only direct-to-video Looney Tunes movie that you can’t own on DVD! What the heck!
Taz: Quest for Burger follows a kinda annoying bandicoot named Quinn and the Tazmanian Devil (played excellently by Steve Blum!) as they slowly make their way across Tazmania to rescue Quinn’s kidnapped father. The motivation for Taz to help out is that he wants Quinn’s dad to make him his sacred veggie burgers.
It’s a goofy…
As a hardcore Scooby-Doo devotee, I will always watch any form of media that comes out within that franchise. I have reviews for (at the time of this writing) every Scooby movie and special ever released here on letterboxd, as well as an accompanying rankings list for them. And so, I have in fact seen all 20 episodes across both seasons of streaming service Max’s original adult animated series, Velma.
What are my thoughts on Velma? I don’t like it.…
Teen Titans Go!, Aquaman: King of Atlantis, Be Cool Scooby-Doo!- these are some of the Warner Bros Animation cartoons that get overlooked because of zany humor and a simplistic art style. King Tweety can be added to this list, as it not only gets overhated, but it also immensely entertains me!
King Tweety exists to tell silly jokes with Tweety, Sylvester, and Granny and that is all that it needed to do to win me over. The humor here ranges…
