Superior Bugs Bunny collections?

afterburnt · April 2020

I have been looking for a good DVD Bugs/WB cartoon collection that I can lay on the floor and watch while eating my Coco Puffs. I guess the ones that am looking for are from somewhere around the time that they said Tweety was naked and painted him yellow. All I can find is fragmented collections that are from mixed eras. Anyone else like cartoons and sugary cereals on Saturday morning? Help!

lightman1 · April 2020

I liked them before they started editing them to save us from ourselves😐

afterburnt · April 2020

Yeah, I have seen that with some of the other collections I have. 1984 all over again.

lightman1 · April 2020

Duck season! Fire!

msg · April 2020

Have you looked into the Looney Toons Collections?

pitdogg2 · April 2020

The old toons were the best.

mlistens03 · April 2020

Disney+ has a lot of very old Mickey Mouse, Goofy, Donald, Duck, etc. cartoons that are not edited to be PC. They even have a disclaimer saying not to be offended as it was a "different world."

msg · April 2020

This was one of my early favorites. Others I liked were the ones like with Bugs Bunny frustrating Marvin The Martian trying to blow up Earth, and the Coyote & RoadRunner stuff. So ridiculous it was funny. Looney Tunes, Hanna-Barbera, and I think there was another studio, too... can't remember. Well a bunch, actually - sounds like we're talking about the Golden Age of American Animation
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_age_of_American_animation

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uViZ9a09RFY

mhardy6647 · April 2020

lightman1 wrote: »

Duck season! Fire!

Wabbit season.

As all y'all know, I invoke Marvin the Martian in my "mass spectrometry" lecture for my little biotech moppets.

msg wrote: »

This was one of my early favorites. Others I liked were the ones like with Bugs Bunny frustrating Marvin The Martian trying to blow up Earth, and the Coyote & RoadRunner stuff. So ridiculous it was funny. Looney Tunes, Hanna-Barbera, and I think there was another studio, too... can't remember. Well a bunch, actually -

Well -- there was Walter Lantz and good ol' Woody Woodpecker.

I always assumed that Woody was some sort of hallucinogenic take on a pileated woodpecker -- but I dunno.

(not my photo -- I have some photos of pileateds, but they're kinda fuzzy)

afterburnt · April 2020

This was good stuff too

https://youtu.be/xz71pov1odc

mhardy6647 · April 2020

that's a big 10-4. Beanie and Cecil was remarkably cerebral (for lack of a better word).

I have Ragmop burned into my brain thanks to Beanie and Cecil.

Viking64 · April 2020

My favorites are the old Tex Avery clips.

TV of Tomorrow:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oE3lT2zFepE

Symphony of Slang:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mEeROUVzCHk

Red Hot Riding Hood:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3h6_LmfC--o

msg · April 2020

Oh yeah, those old cartoons, definitely racier than kids could comprehend in those days. I notice that in some of today's bigger productions, too - some jokes for adults. But that's what makes it fun.

afterburnt · April 2020

I have the Rocky and Bullwinkle set, I had no idea how much cold war stuff was in those.

afterburnt · April 2020

One of my favorites, I like the little Lude Dude.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zAPf5fSDGVk

txcoastal1 · April 2020

I'm a Taz, and Yosemite Sam fan

https://youtu.be/x5MVvqucTkc

https://youtu.be/fQ-BOqQw_TQ

afterburnt · April 2020

Nekid Tweety

https://youtu.be/DRu8FaV8fa4

afterburnt · April 2020

Another classic

https://youtu.be/HNl0sBz1ol4

mhardy6647 · April 2020

"It's coitins'..."

audioluvr · April 2020

Cartoons just went to ship after the 70's

BlueFox · April 2020

I was born in 49 so I guess I just watched all the ‘bad’ cartoons. I liked them.

afterburnt · April 2020

audioluvr wrote: »

Cartoons just went to ship after the 70's

Just like a lot of stuff, probably most stuff.

Tony M · April 2020

afterburnt wrote: »

audioluvr wrote: »

Cartoons just went to ship after the 70's

Just like a lot of stuff, probably most stuff.

I agree.

But Audio manufacturers did hold out and had a pinnacle around 86' I think.

That was the thickest Audio's complete list of audio components magazine ever was I believe. I still have most of those complete list magazines.

That's when Co.'s started to sell out to China I think. Man did some things get CHEAPLY made back then and up to today. But China has MASTERED cabinet making and veneering for sure.

mhardy6647 · April 2020

Not on topic, but not entirely off topic, either...
Just saw this Someplace Else.

https://www.vulture.com/article/best-looney-tunes-shorts-cartoons.html

Viking64 · April 2020

mhardy6647 wrote: »

Not on topic, but not entirely off topic, either...
Just saw this Someplace Else.

https://www.vulture.com/article/best-looney-tunes-shorts-cartoons.html

There's a lot of great stuff in there.

This one terrified me as a child. (And again just now.

)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6aQajdJwxog

This screenshot had me laughing so hard, I had to post it here.

Malbec · April 2020

Bugs and the gang turned a lot of kids onto classical music. Myself included.

afterburnt · April 2020

I have obtained the "Platinum Collection" and have watched little of it so far and it's full of 40's stuff which are my favorites. Nothing like making Hitler look like a Jackass. It almost warms my heart as much as "Inglorious ****" I was most pleased with the disclaimer at the begining letting me know I wasn't getting some butchered PC version of this classic material.