Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988)'s comments

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Counterbalence

This is a great movie, but for me it became even better after seeing the DVD extras and learning about all the work and thought that went into making it. As good as it is, I think the real beauty of this movie is the craft of it.

10 years 1 month ago

roobin_22

Nice booby-trap

11 years 8 months ago

diegoivan

@baatsokeisari
Ironically, Chandler's "dad" plays Jessica Rabbit's voice. Bizarre, right?

10 years 3 months ago

Siskoid

When I think of Who Framed Roger Rabbit - which I hadn't seen in decades - I remember all the crazy practical tricks they had to do to match the animation that would later be put to screen, and that still holds up well. I remember the fun of seeing animated character from every cartoon company (up through 1947) sharing the screen the screen with memorable NEW toons, and that last part is no mean feat. I remember the amusing world-building, merging Old Hollywood, rubber hose animation and film noir. But what I didn't recall was just how madcap and genuinely FUNNY the opening Roger Rabbit/Baby Herman cartoon was. And how much subtlety there is in the humor throughout the movie. Zemeckis never pushes too hard and lets you get the joke when you're ready for it, on whatever viewing. Rich in detail and silly fun.

5 years 4 months ago

Aquilla

What can I say - one of the best modern Noir movies is casting Mickey Mouse and Bugs Bunny :D

9 years 5 months ago

sammysin

Really enjoyed this. My first time watching it was on Blu-ray and I'm surprised to see so few comments for the movie.

I thought the blend of live action/animation was done really well. Full of hilarious moments and great characters.

Loved seeing cameos from my favourite Disney characters.

10 years 2 months ago