Looney Tunes: Back in Action (2003)

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• Directors C

  
  A very entertaining tribute to classic Looney Tunes cartoons and a very diffeent take on them too of which they are all just animated actors. The effects are well done and although the toons steal the show it's still a really fun ride and will bring a smile to everyone's… More
  A very entertaining tribute to classic Looney Tunes cartoons and a very diffeent take on them too of which they are all just animated actors. The effects are well done and although the toons steal the show it's still a really fun ride and will bring a smile to everyone's faces big and small.

• Lucas M

  
  The bad plot and the excited, but terrible screenplay, don't made this movie a good thing to the filmography of Looney Tunes. With the nonsense gags based in old cartoons, Larry Doyle and Joe Dante does another damm motion picture that gonna make the audience think twice, before… More
  The bad plot and the excited, but terrible screenplay, don't made this movie a good thing to the filmography of Looney Tunes. With the nonsense gags based in old cartoons, Larry Doyle and Joe Dante does another damm motion picture that gonna make the audience think twice, before watch the next Looney Tunes's film. And question himself if the next movie of Bugs Bunny and your gang, be better that the last. Other hand, the better is the Tunes never more back in action... in cinema. Rotten.

• Brad W

  
  Ok, the Looney Tunes are cool and funny. But thats just because, well, ITS THE LOONEY TUNES!!! The plot, actors, and settings ar boring, horrible, & couldve been done better. The comedy is pretty good though, but as I said, its only cause its The Looney Tunes.

• Ken S

  
  What starts out as promising, quickly turns to cinematic crap once Steve Martin shows up.

• KJ P

  
  I liked it, but I didn't love it! I mildly recommend it, and say that it could have been done so much better!

• Wahida K

  
  Good this Movie is not bad, I rather stuck on those Looney Toons Cartoons. I use to love to wake up early saturday mornings just for this tiny guys as a kid while my parents were still snoring. lol There is nothing comparing to those Saturday Mornings Cartoons my Friends.

• Nicki M

  
  Really not my type of thing at all and I have to admit to skipping through most of the last half hour, but it was kind of clever how they had the cartoon and live action bits at the same time and some of the jokes in it were actually funny. Also a shocker to see Steve Martin actually… More
  Really not my type of thing at all and I have to admit to skipping through most of the last half hour, but it was kind of clever how they had the cartoon and live action bits at the same time and some of the jokes in it were actually funny. Also a shocker to see Steve Martin actually play a funny character, (I know he usually does in his movies, but I don't generally FIND them funny). Kidsy sort of films in general just do not hold my attention, but this was not too painful for what it was. I would certainly prefer to sit through this than Ice Age!

• Ginny  

  
  Hollywood Times Headline News: Ssshhufering sshhuckatacks! Daffy gets canned! DJ Drake (Brendan Fraser) and Daffy Duck gets the boot from Warner studios VP executive Kate Houghton (Jenna Elfman, from "Dharma and Gregg") and are now on a mission to find the legendary Blue… More
  Hollywood Times Headline News: Ssshhufering sshhuckatacks! Daffy gets canned! DJ Drake (Brendan Fraser) and Daffy Duck gets the boot from Warner studios VP executive Kate Houghton (Jenna Elfman, from "Dharma and Gregg") and are now on a mission to find the legendary Blue Monkey and save his superspy/actor father (Timothy Dalton - 007, Licence to Kill) from the hands of Mr. Chairman, (head of ACME Corporation) and his evil minions. As far as screwball comedies and Looney Tunes is concerned, this one didnt have the same zest as the other WB Looney films. Yes, It was still funny but... a lot of things fell so flat in this movie. I think Jenna Elfman was misplaced in this movie and some of the cartoon clips added to the scenes were edited.. a bit shoddy. Final Verdict: Looney Tunes went from Class A kids entertainment to the same quality of products Wile E. Coyote has been getting from ACME. Oh well! As Porky always says; Abade-abade-abade-abade! That's All Folks! Director: Joe Dante

• Candy R

  
  Cute movie a bit like Who Framed Roger Rabbit? where tunes and humans mix together. Good cast with lots of cool Looney Tune characters.

• Jens S

  
  As someone who pretty much enjoyed Space Jam ten years ago I wanted to check out this as well. The movie's problem is that it tries to please all ages. The goofing around of the cartoons is only funny for kids, the movie quotes and references for adults. The best moments are the… More
  As someone who pretty much enjoyed Space Jam ten years ago I wanted to check out this as well. The movie's problem is that it tries to please all ages. The goofing around of the cartoons is only funny for kids, the movie quotes and references for adults. The best moments are the rather subtle ones, making fun of the movie business or the actors themselves (especially Fraser and Dalton show they don't take their image too seriously). Of course you don't get bored for a second and it's all over before you get too annoyed. But considering that Steve Martin was in some of the funniest movies of the 80s his appearance here is somewhat troubling.

• Lafe F

  
  A whole movie devoted to Looney Tunes mixed with live action! The characters could be themselves, and didn't have to mess with basketball players, or share screen time with other Toon franchises. It's a nice visit with each of our favorites. But somehow the movie isn't… More
  A whole movie devoted to Looney Tunes mixed with live action! The characters could be themselves, and didn't have to mess with basketball players, or share screen time with other Toon franchises. It's a nice visit with each of our favorites. But somehow the movie isn't very satisfying, perhaps it's the human actors which buffoon it up too much and make things less interesting. Recognizable Looney Tunes characters populated the many different locales visited throughout, making a nice tour. I was overjoyed to see that Yosemite Sam had his own casino in Las Vegas.

• Jason S

  
  I kind of liked it. The Daffy batman thing was really cool and there were a lot of inside jokes. A renter though.

• Luke B

  
  A few inspired moments, but doesn't really do justice to the Looney Tunes. Some caharcters just don't get what they deserve and the human cast are either bland or irritatingly OTT.

• Dean M

  
  Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck are hilarious by teaming up in live-action with Brendan Fraser and Jenna Elfman on their adventures.

• Khris N

  
  Great - u cant go wrong with looney tunes!!! good 'human' cast - and funny as!

• Bradley W

  
  Ok, the Looney Tunes are cool and funny. But thats just because, well, ITS THE LOONEY TUNES!!! The plot, actors, and settings ar boring, horrible, & couldve been done better. The comedy is pretty good though, but as I said, its only cause its The Looney Tunes.

• Bryce I

  
  Filled with clever visuals and childish humor. But lacks originality in both, as well as in it's improbable, and hyperactive mess of a plot. And what starts out as bad, only turns to worse as both Steve Martin, and Brendan Fraser's wacky humor make this nothing close to the… More
  Filled with clever visuals and childish humor. But lacks originality in both, as well as in it's improbable, and hyperactive mess of a plot. And what starts out as bad, only turns to worse as both Steve Martin, and Brendan Fraser's wacky humor make this nothing close to the classic cartoons.

• Juan C

  
  the animation is great, the jokes are hystarical and the looney tunes are back and even lonneier then ever! B+

• Yinalí R

  
  Fun, but not as fun as the first.

• Joseph E

  
  Not Quite "Space Jam", but It has it's funny moments, and those few moments are "Hilarious", although nothing more really intrigues the audience.

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