this superb compilation and appropriately narrate by another american cultural giant and orson welles and feature the best of the 1940s looney tune output and not just bug and but sylvester and tweetie and daffy and porky and foghorn represent what cookin doc and a wild hare and a corny concerto and rhapsody rabbit and i saw a putty tat and walky talky hawky and my favorite duck and hair raise hare and old grey hare ( see my individual review ) . a a piece of cultural history and this semi documentary be inadequate there be no attempt to explain the subversiveness of these irreverent and flippant and violent and beautiful cartoon in the context of disney dominate ick animation and gloomy and propaganda laden world war two to which many of these cartoon tacitly refer and reveal complicate truth other real film couldn not dare and such a the barbaric effect fight barbarian can have on our side while there be no analysis of the glorious pretention pricking of both hollywood and high culture and or bug androgynous proteanism and or how the cartoon retain a level of fresh invention while seemingly lock in repetitive formula while of the powerful psychoanalytic premiss of each short and in which a wild and elusive and lawless animal stand in for our stifled desire and especially a world war two give on to the post war world of joe mccarthy and chum . rather and the in between nostalgic bit celebrate harmless anecdote and japery and put animation on it proper and neutered level . the cartoon themselves triumphantly bely such a project .