Saturday, January 26, 2013

Saturday Night at the Movies 1/26/13!

Who cares what picture we see?



Dick Miller just has to! So let's pick:












This blend of traditional animation and live action ala Who Framed Roger Rabbit? bombed miserably at the box office - and consequently squashed any further theatrical activity from these guys - but it's really a fun flick, thanks to a game cast and director Joe Dante - who manages to stuff about 37,000 cool genre actors and in-jokes in amongst the hijinx.



I think it's well worth a watch, and it resides in the video vault on a nice DVD we could be watching any time - even tonight - you know - if you wanted to come over and watch it!



Until next post you Can Poke Me With A Fork, Cause I Am Outta Here!

7 comments:

  1. Ha, I've seen that and thought it was pretty fun, though at that time I was more a fan of the Tiny Toons. And the super-hilarious Animaniacs :)

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    1. High fives fellow Tiny Toons and Animaniacs fan :)

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    2. I missed most of both of those shows - but have enjoyed the bits I've seen - wonder if they're on streaming...?

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  2. I thought this was a great flick as I love all the Warner Brothers characters, esp Yosemite Sam, Foghorn Leghorn and Daffy Duck.

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    1. Three of my faves too! Yeah, other than some weird and lackluster 60's toons where they kept slapping Sylvester and Speedy Gonzales together - you pretty much can't go wrong with Warner Bros!

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  3. Craig: Why do you live so far away? I would love to go and watch flicks with ya'll. I can't even imagine what treasures you have in your vast film collection.

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    1. I don't know why that is - living so far away! I DO have a pretty vast collection, ranging from the silents to this past summer's blockbusters - and you're always welcome to drop by - hey, if one of us hits a Powerball - let's have a big film festival at my place - all courtesy the winner's money!

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