rabbit rampage transcript
Some, but not all, of the episodes in the Super Stars Collection were improperly cropped. Broom-Stick Bunny (LT, Jones) - Starring Hazel. "Alright, okay, dat's better Holy codfish, look at my feet!". ", the animator draws human ears. This continues with increasingly ridiculous hats and wigs until Bugs gives up after a giant top hat is painted over him. If there is only one spot on the shelf (or budget) for a Looney Tunes collection, it should be filled with the Golden Collection . Case of the Missing Hare (MM, Jones): Jones finally nails Bugs' character here. . The Hasty Hare (LT, Jones) - Starring Marvin. Bugs' first main enemy was Elmer Fudd. He is consigned by his business subordinates to the Fruit Cake Sanitarium- It's Full of Nuts, for treatment of his delusion that he is Bugs Bunny, dressed in grey with pointy ears, chomping carrots, and asking, "What's up, Doc?". From Hare to Eternity (1996, Jones) - Starring Sam. Any relevance that it may have to what is happening to Bugs in the other cartoons of 1955 remains obscure, a subject for sparsely substantiated speculation. (1957), Elmer has been endowed with the powers of a Wagnerian demigod, but Bugs, garbed like the Valkyrie Brunhilde, humiliates Elmer for most of that cartoon, and when Elmer believes that he has "killed the wabbit" and sobs as he remorsefully carries the limp bunny in his arms, the audience learns that Bugs is not really dead and is faking the cadaverous condition solely for dramatic, opera-ending effect. More directly, shy, timid prey unexpectedly turning on the pursuer was a common theme at the Warner Bros. animation studios in the early days Daffy Duck made his debut in the same way. Permissions beyond the scope of this license may be available from thestaff@tvtropes.org. Rabbit Romeo (MM, McKimson) - Starring Elmer. Having received the back-blast of a rifle, dived onto a rock, been buried by a bear, and fallen from a cliff, Bugs/"Elmer" is dragged to jail by the I.R.S. The animator erases the pumpkin head and then draws a tiny version of Bugs' head. As the immediate successor to the nemesis of Fudd against Bugs in "Hare Brush" and a precursor to what was to come in "Hyde and Hare", it appears to be an exquisite albeit probably unwitting work of reiterating and foreshadowing. What happens to the unique episode count if the Academy Award Winners and the 50 Best of Warner Bros are added? imported from Wikimedia project. Due to what may be described as the most bizarre reversal of roles ever put on film, Elmer becomes Bugs, and Bugs becomes Elmer, with the consequences of their confrontation inversely incurred. When three different animals become infected with a dangerous pathogen, a primatologist and a geneticist team up to stop them from destroying Chicago. As Bugs walks away, the animator erases his tail. Be the first one to, Advanced embedding details, examples, and help, Terms of Service (last updated 12/31/2014). Bugs Bunny: So I'm me again. black bear dead near a duffle bag and some $2 million worth of cocaine that had been opened and scattered over a hillside. Bedevilled Rabbit (MM, McKimson) - Starring Taz. With clips from "Hare Do" and "Buccaneer Bunny.". Granted, in Jones' "Baton Bunny" (1959), Bugs is fettered by a fly in music conducting. In 2015, a new series starring BugsWabbit: A Looney Tunes Production, later renamed New Looney Tunesdebuted on Cartoon Network. The Spotlight was nearly a perfect subset of the Golden Collection, but it contains two additional episodes: Rabbit Rampage and Sniffles Takes a Trip. And most of- if not all of- Bugs' other enemies were in some way, too, morally unjustified- or at the very least erroneously selective- to have grappled with the rabbit or with the rabbit's friends or principles. Spotlight Volume 6 is the only instance of Rabbit Rampage on disc. Looney Tunes: Golden Collection Vols 1-6. After all, ideas were (and still are) recycled all the time in cartoons. For Tumblr, Facebook, Chromebook or WebSites. ), revealing another hat beneath it, with another hat revealed under that one when Bugs throws it on the ground as well. 1. > Without quotes, local-parts may consist of any combination of alphabetic The cartoon inspired a 1993 video game for the Super NES, Bugs Bunny Rabbit Rampage, which allows the player to control Bugs, following a similar plot. Or is his greed of a different nature? Bugs moves his finger over one of the ears and says "Not human ears my friend. Capture a web page as it appears now for use as a trusted citation in the future. Following the confrontation with the dragon, Bugs meets a sorcerer of lore. "Duck Amuck" put Daffy Duck in this unenviable scenario, which for a character as vainglorious, irritable, and prone to outrage as Daffy seemed to elicit all of the expected responses from the mallard, with the audience laughing at Daffy's humiliation and indignation and simultaneously sympathising with him. Bugs asks if the animator is trying to get him fired, before explaining that he has become a good asset to the studio, which gives the animator time to draw another picket sign now reading "I REFUSE TO LIVE UP TO MY CONTRACT". When Bugs realizes this, he taps one foot impatiently and points at the spot where his head existed. The complete short was released on the Volume 6 set of the series as a "bonus" cartoon. Box Office Bunny (1991, Van Citters) - 50th anniversary short starring Elmer and Daffy. The Golden Collection was targeted at collectors with lots of bonus features. A sleepy Bugs climbs out and falls to the ground. When Bugs states that a horse's tail "belongs on a horse", the animator erases Bugs' body and redraws him as a horse. : Check out a similar comparison for Scooby-Doo. In "Hasty Hare", he says it in a frightened tone and with a stammer when he realises that what he thought was a kid dressed up for Halloween was actually Marvin the Martian. True, Bugs has plummeted to Earth before, but the import of his fall here may be different from that of earlier such incidents, for "Rabbit Rampage" proceeds from an undermining of Bugs' established winner nature, in the wake of like event in "Hare Brush" and in disturbingly close proximity to "Hyde and Hare". What a novel idea. It was obviously inspired by this short, both in title and plot. His belly-enlarging forage of the giant carrots is followed by a Saharan sojourn wherein events for awhile do not proceed to his advantage. Bugs, while standing on two hind legs and eating a carrot, points out to the artist that this misinterpretation will not make his employers happy, "Look. Atkins is able to flee in the escape pod, but it disintegrates upon reentry, killing her and leaving a . And it could be that the hopping foretells untoward conduct for Bugs in an adventure to come, implying that Bugs has within him an inferiority that could be manifested by the same behaviour if he is in some way incited to waive his dignity. could simply be understood for what it is. 16-17. "That settles it! title. Let's not forget "The Heckling Hare", which has Bugs and his antagonist Willoughby the dog falling off a cliff for a. It is in "Hyde and Hare", however, that the notion of a downfall with discernible cause crystallises into full, exquisite, and horrible form. One cannot resist noting that the "tables" do "turn" for Bugs while the rabbit becomes the victim of what he perpetrated against Daffy. Although Bugs is superior to Daffy, the Essential Daffy Duck adds nine unique episodes to Bugs Bunny's five. Who's responsible for this now? A non-beneficent, dark path was forged for- or by- Bugs, granting nemesis to Bugs' earliest adversary, questioning the rabbit's entitlement to the acclaim that he has received, and revealing an abasing facet to the bunny's psyche. Elmer lures Bugs into taking his place for a carrot, where he is examined by a psychiatrist who convinces Bugs that he is Elmer J. Fudd, millioniare who owns a mansion and a yacht. The camera pulls back to the animator, who is Elmer Fudd, who laughs and states with joy, "Weww, anyways, I finawwy got even with that scwewy wabbit.". Credence of the hypothesis would depend apparently on the extent or degree of Bugs' dubious conduct and all of the circumstances surrounding it. [4] The short was released on June 11, 1955, and stars Bugs Bunny. 1955 was strange, difficult, even harrowing for Bugs Bunny. There is an element of education in his revenge. tractor supply cattle panels. What's the big idea? Best perhaps to stop here with regard to "This is a Life?" On a related note, there was a video game for the Super Nintendo called Bugs Bunny Rabbit Rampage that was released in the 1990s. Athena-1, come in. Chuck Jones later made him more sympathetic by giving Bugs that iconic attitude of live-and-let-live, right up until he's just that]] one step too far, and then it's war "at which point [he] retaliates in every way he can imagine, and he is a very imaginative rabbit.". Simple but effective. Then, there are three cartoons, one might call them a trilogy, in which Bugs' winner status is subverted, interspersed with an "economy" cartoon recalling Bugs' past. that the home of all penguins must be at the South Pole, or that a fox-hunting hound, who, Bugs believes, must, like all hunters, be taught a lesson, would not divest a rabbit of his tail. 1993 video game. The short revolves around another Bugs, Daffy, and Elmer team-up in which Daffy is trying to save his skin again only to be foiled by Elmer's typical incompetence . Rabbit Rampage is a 1955 Bugs Bunny Warner Bros. animated cartoon, directed by Chuck Jones which was originally released on June 11, 1955. Owning both the Golden and Super Stars Collections results in 477 unique episodes (87%). Maybe. Rabbit Rampageis a 1955 Warner Bros.Looney Tunesanimated cartoon, directed by Chuck Jones. ", "What's up, Duck?" So, could Bugs have greedily warranted a "turn" as the victim, like Daffy, on the animator board? Not really a baby, just a midget bank robber in disguise. dragons, in analysis of the innate human spiritual drama. From the table it is apparent the fastest way to build up unique Looney Tunes episodes is to start with the collections. ", Bugs is once more a winner. One of three cartoons Bugs Bunny and Elmer Fudd appear in where Elmer get's the upper hand at the end. Here Bugs Bunny fights with his unseen (until the end) animator, who has a grudge against him. McKimson directed not a single Bugs Bunny film released in 1955. It belongs on a horse. The tree instantly falls over. Features a caricature of Friz Freleng as an astronomer. Rabbit Rampage (1955) on IMDb: Movies, TV, Celebs, and more. In 2011, Bugs starred in The Looney Tunes Show, having given up his nomadic roots and rabbit holes in favor of an average suburb, shared with co-star Daffy Duck. magnanimous and right? It opens with a script describing the establishing scene of what is ostensibly planned to be a standard Bugs Bunny adventure, followed by a glorious pan of "the camera" to . "Rabbit Rampage" is essentially a reprise of the premise of the successful 1953 "Duck Amuck", the subjecting of a cartoon character to the mischief of an antic animator. drivers license ANATOMY RABBIT Chordza " . Bugs asks if the animator is trying to get him fired, before explaining that he has become a valuable asset to the studio, which gives the animator time to draw another picket sign saying "I REFUSE TO LIVE UP TO MY CONTRACT", which once again has Bugs fearing for his long-term future with the studio. Tell us what you think by leaving a. Which Is Witch (LT, Freleng) - Rarely screened on TV. The black magic of Merlin, which may be regarded as an echo of the heretical scientific work of Jekyll (and Merlin's laboratory a surrealistic representation perhaps of Jekyll's), fails to corrupt Bugs' restored virtue and winning nature, as the rabbit effortlessly and calmly steps out of the pig form foisted upon him by the magician and with a flick of his magic powder-bearing finger, converts Merlin into a horse. Bugs leans on a rock to avoid the train as it passes by, and he says he still knows one way out and that the animator cannot stop him. He is an honoured winner, selected to be seated in a chair on a stage as his life is recounted by himself and by Elmer Fudd and Yosemite Sam while Daffy Duck frets in the audience about being denied what he maintains is his rightful place as the celebrated guest on the parodied television programme. Prince Violent (LT, Freleng; co-dir. "Rabbit Seasoning" is a 1952 Looney Tunes short directed by Chuck Jones.. Both the Best of Warner Bros[1] and Spotlight Collection Volume 6 contain one unique episode. We have negative copy on that last transmission. cartoon clashes of that time period, at the top of a beanstalk and in driest Africa, with Bugs tripping enormous Elmer and escaping Fudd's colossal castle, to be the more-than-a-little-self-indulgent consumer of a giant carrot patch presumably owned by Fudd, and Bugs next outwitting ornery desert territory guardian Yosemite Sam by some clever explosives triggering with multiple doors to a fortress. characters, digits, or any, Solving ground loop issues when connecting the Nintendo Switch to a computer and analyzing some ground loop isolators along the way, DVDs that were only TV specials containing mixes of clips and not full episodes (Cupid Capers), DVD releases that were explicity subsets ("and Friends", "Center Stage", "Showcase: Volume 1", "28 Cartoon Classics Premiere Edition", etc), "New" episodes (Looney Tunes Reality Check, Taz-Mania, etc) not from the "classic" 1930-1969 runs, TV Specials were treated as a single episode when included as an extra feature, Porky Pig 101 which contains 99 black and white and 2 Technicolor Porky the Pig episodes. Taz was very much, Topping them all was Witch Hazel. Search the history of over 797 billion Many, many, forms that accept e-mail addresses do not comply with the RFC 3696 which as many as 7 directors contributed their talents and diverse versions of It's not a bad cartoon and I don't really fault Chuck Jones or writer Michael Maltese for ripping off their own idea. It is a look backward upon Bugs' life, going as far into Bugs' past as his nippled-carrot-dependent infancy. Kalagren. The Abominable Snow Rabbit (LT, Jones; co-dir. Like many of his peers, Bugs' origins are unclear. Directed By Chuck Jones. 0xaa [10minspacestrategy.bms] 10tons. "Knight-Mare Hare" presents itself as a romp for Bugs through the medieval world so that he may battle a knight, a dragon, and Merlin the Magician. Some, but not all, of the skewed episodes were fixed and rereleased in the Platinu, New! Bugs is drugged and mentally conditioned by the doctor into believing himself to be Elmer, is soon released from the doctor's custody, enters the affluent lifestyle of Fudd, and eventually is in the wilderness, hunting Elmer/"Bugs", who outwits his pursuer with no difficulty. Stuffing his basket with another $6.4M, the blue-jacketed rascal. Rabbit Rampage is a 1955 Warner Bros. Looney Tunes animated cartoon, directed by Chuck Jones. Hare Trigger (MM, Freleng) - Debut of Yosemite Sam. Devil's Feud Cake (MM, Freleng) - Starring Sam. Sam wasn't necessarily smarter than Elmer but was much more aggressive and violent, typically having several moments during his appearances that showcased how much of a villain he was. While not as a big of a success as Duck Amuck, the short has been fairly popular. A crew member, Dr Kerry Atkins, is ordered to retrieve research canisters containing a pathogen by CEO Claire Wyden. The clashes for Bugs in "Knight-Mare Hare" are three. The Venn diagrams below have the Golden & Super Stars Collections or the Golden, Platinum, and Super Stars Collections grouped as one set to show how the standalone discs add to the unique episode count. Description Bugs Bunny Rabbit Rampage is an action video game, take control of Bugs Bunny in order to confront the main villain of the story, animator Daffy Duck. In response, the animator draws a big pink women's hat, and Bugs throws it on the ground too (Cut it out, ya crazy idjit! Done just for my adorin' public! "Homeless Hare" has a similar plot, this one involving a skyscraper. Historians and aficionados of cartoons tend to dismiss "Rabbit Rampage" as a mistake. Music: Milt Franklyn. The animation, music, and voice work are all top notch. Contents 1 Plot 2 Availability 2.1 Streaming 3 Goofs 4 Notes 5 Gallery 5.1 TV Title Cards 6 External Links 7 References Plot An animator paints a woodland background, complete with a rabbit hole. 11. Sort: Popular A - Z Couldn't find what you were looking for? I want an Easter egg! This time, moreover, he can relish the triumph with his sanity clearly in evidence. The flashback cartoon is a cost-cutting gimmick that would be utilised several more times in later years at Warner Brothers, and "This is a Life?" Bugs grabs the brush and breaks it in half. In Rabbit Rampage, Bugs is similarly teased by another . Repeating a ploy of "Beanstalk Bunny" and "Knight-Mare Hare", Bugs extends a foot over which the Roman soldiers stumble to a crash. The hopping humorously shows the extent of Elmer's psychosis, but apart from the curiosity of it occurring in a cartoon quite close to "Hyde and Hare", what is its relevance to a 1955 "deconstruction" of Bugs? Adding this set to the collection increases the episode coverage to 94%. An illustration of a heart shape ; Contact . The animator draws a rotated forest, and finding himself in it, Bugs tries to get in his hole by climbing down a nearby tree. Level 3+.
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