Looney Looney Looney-Bugs Bunny Movie (1981)

Editor's Note Yosemite Sam winds up in hell and makes a deal with the devil to trade places with Bugs Bunny, which, of course, proves harder than it sounds, in "Satan's Waitin'," the first section of this compilation of cartoon classics culled from the comedic cranium of animatior Friz Freleng. In the second section, "The Unmentionables," Bugs is recruited by Uncle Sam to put an end to gangsters Rocky and Mugsy. The final sequence is "The Oswald Awards," an Oscar ceremony for cartoon characters. Nominees include the Big Bad Wolf in "The Three Little Bops" (a wild jazz version of "The Three Little Pigs"), Sylvester and Tweety in "Birds Anonymous" (a strange satire of 12-step programs), and Bugs Bunny in the classic "High-Diving Hare." Bugs wins the award, causing a furious Daffy to challenge him to a duel of vaudeville-style dancing and gags (from "Show Biz Bunny"). All the favorite Freleng characters are likely to be found somewhere in this assembly, making it essential viewing for fans.

	Mel Blanc - Voice
	Gerry Chiniquy - Director
	Friz Freleng - Director

"Any of you lily--livered, bow--legged varmints care to slap leather with me? In case you get any ideas, you better know who you're dealin' with: I'm the hootenest, tootenest, shootenest bob--tailed wildcat in the West. I'm the fastest gun north, south, east, and west of the Pecos; I'm the----"----Yosemite Sam, upon entering a western saloon.

"Aaaaaah, shut up!"----Bugs Bunny, interrupting him, at the bar