Looney Tunes: Golden Collection: Volume 1 [2003]

Good dvd set

I Love Looney Tunes Golden Collections I Bought All This Volume and The Other Volumes Last Year, Great Fun, Very Hilarious and Very Funny All Very Hilarious Cartoons Especially "The Ducksters" and "Duck Amuck" from Best of Daffy Duck and Porky pig very hilarious cartoon short episode and from best of bugs bunny i like "Rabbit of Seville" with the music in it Brilliant dvd if there are any looney tunes fans out there, please do buy these the golden collection are the best ones Interesting to see what has all happend on bonus features Very Funny Cartoons More than 5 stars 10 / 10 stars

It's amazing all of looney tunes first cartoons remastered in full and uncut

I bought this DVD for a nephew who adores cartoons. We all had to sit through at least some of them with him. It was worth it - they're funny & he loved them. A trip down memory lane for the older people amongst us.

Funny

What can I say, if you are interested in animated short films then this is a collection of the very best made by the studio that produced some of the funniest cartoons of them all. They are all here Porky Pig, Sylvester, Tweety Pie. Roadrunner, Wiley E. Coyote, Daffy Duck, Bugs Bunny, Yosemite Sam and of course the wonderful Elmer Fudd. These cartoons were made by some of the best animators in the business people such as Fritz Freleng, Tex Avery and Chuck Jones this collection includes such classics as 'Duck Season, Rabbit Season', 'Duck Amuck' and the wonderous 'What's Opera Doc?' which distils Wagner's multi hour Ring cycle down to six minutes!!. So with this collection you get 4 DVD's of animated brilliance from the Warner animation studios which was known affectionately by it's occupants' as termite terrace.

In the 80s and 90s these were on TV every day - sandwiched between sport events or introduced by the mighty Rolf. These cartoons were Oscar winners, up there with the best of Tom & Jerry. But now..... you can't see them anywhere on TV. I'm guessing the frequent beatings the characters take are considered a bit much by today's standard - in fairness, watching them now it is sometimes surprising to see the hilarious brutality. Thankfully these shorts are now available on these incredible (and cheap) collections. All the classic episodes are here, but some of the stranger shorts I don't recall seeing, so it's a real treasure trove. I just watched an early road runner episode and laughed as much as I did back in the 80s when I first saw it. In addition, the extras are genuinely interesting, with fascinating early cartoons and interviews with all the surviving creators. I'm rationing myself to 2 episodes a day to make them last and protect my sanity.

Great dvd great present