It’s crazy to think this is the first ever fully animated looney tunes movies to ever be released in theaters.
I had a beautiful theater experience as people were cheering through every name in the opening credits as well as the distributor, Ketchup Entertainment for saving it from the brink of WBs negligence.
Long live hand drawn 2D animation! And it’s a great movie to boot.
Clearly the middle movie in what is about to be one of the greatest film trilogies of all time.
I have no notes.
You will believe in the power of cinema.
Hoooh boy
To me this movie is a collection of mostly fantastic scenes that don't fit together cohesively. I absolutely adored the first hour or so. It is gentle, gorgeous, and conveys so much with so little dialogue. I could have watched two more hours of Adam looking at London contemplating his loneliness. The scenes between Adam and his parents were touching while never being saccharin in spite of it all being a dream. I will be thinking about Adam…
