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| ACTORS: | Arthur Q. Bryan, Mel Blanc |
| CATEGORY: | Video |
| DIRECTOR: | Chuck Jones |
| THEATRICAL RELEASE DATE: | 04 January, 1941 |
| MANUFACTURER: | Turner Home Video |
| MPAA RATING: | NR (Not Rated) |
| FEATURES: | Color, NTSC |
| TYPE: | Children's Video |
| MEDIA: | VHS Tape |
| # OF MEDIA: | 1 |
| UPC: | 027616209535 |
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Customer Reviews of Bugs Bunny on Parade
Five early Bugs Bunny cartoons (including the 2nd one) "Bugs Bunny on Parade" offers up five early Warner Bros. classical cartoons from the early Forties: "Elmer's Pet Rabbit" (Director Chuck Jones, 1941) is the second Bug Bunny cartoon (he complains about having to eat carrots), with Elmer buying the rabbit in the window at the Pet Store and taking him home, only to discover Bugs is not an ideal pet; "Buckaroo Bugs" (Bob Clampett, 1944) finds Bugs stealing carrots as the Masked Maurader, who is being hunted by Red Hot Ryder, a sort of Brooklyn cowboy; "Super Rabbit" (Jones 1943) is my favorite of this quintet. An obvious spoof of Superman and the Fleischer studio's cartoons, this one find Bugs being given super carrots by Professor Canafrazz and then going off as Super Rabbit to fight Cottontail Smith, the notorious rabbit hater from Texas; "Jack Wabbit & The Beanstalk" (Fritz Freleng, 1943) offers another parody, as Bugs takes on the big bad giant in the sky; and "Hold the Lion, Please" (Jones, 1942) find the king of the jungle having to prove he still has it by going rabbit hunting. Unfortunately the rabbit he chooses to hunt is Bug, who might well end up being the king of beasts by the end of this one. This early cartoons are more interesting from a historical perspective, as they give you a sense of the evolution of the character, rather than representing the best Bugs Bunny cartoons of that era. You also examples on one videotape from all three of the major directors who worked with the rabbit in his famous career.
Bugs looses ( sort of )
I am a big Bugs fan, and this one kind of dissapointed me. This is a spoof of Superman where Bugs eats super-carrots for his power. He keeps them in cigar case that he carries in his mock-up Superman outfit ( which is too big for him ). They even do the "change into the super hero via phone-booth" thing going on. A decent Bugs video, not as good as others though.