Which one is better?

Neither. New Legacy is the only good hybrid Looney Tunes movie

>>136882966 (OP)

Back in action is by a mile the better movie and the better usage of the Looney Tunes. But SJ was at the right place and the right time for a generation to tie themselves emotionally to it giving it much more relevance.



Jesus Christ almighty

I'll say this about Space Jam : the live action scenes are charming as hell. They're better than the animation scenes.

https://youtu.be/N7Je1sVyhJ [Embed]

A

https://youtu.be/m-IHVJ5LVLM [Embed]

Sorry

https://youtu.be/N7Je1sVyhJA [Embed]

https://youtu.be/3LH8qisTVj0 [Embed]

>>136882966 (OP)

Both trash, but Back In Action is the most earnest attempt to feature Looney Tunes being Looney Tunes, but it's still too full of shit nobody cares about



Also trash

>>136882966 (OP)

Back in Action

>>136882966 (OP)

Space Jam

Don't like the comedy in the animation scenes of Space Jam. No idea if it's the comedic timing, animation style, sound effects, or the jokes themselves.

>>136882966 (OP)

Back in Action by far, it's an actual Looney Tunes movie. Neither are particularly good but at least BiA isn't reducing the franchise to a shitty advertisement.

Back in Action is the superior Looney Tunes movie because it's actually like a Looney Tunes cartoon.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hMAhX8hEAEQ [Embed]

It's also got a really good Who Framed Roger Rabbit vibe going for it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B5gAQ7wh4A0 [Embed]

Honestly, it deserved to do better at the box office. Space Jam came out when Looney Tunes was experiencing a renewed interest, with kids buying shirts of like Taz eating a football. Back in Action just came out too late and that fad had come and gone by the point it was released. A Taz shirt was just no longer cool. Shame it didn't, and shame it led to us not getting Skate Jam with Tony Hawk.

>>136882966 (OP)

Back in Action was a better film but worse for the franchise.

Space jammm bruh

Sam and Ralph are out of character in that clip, they're only supposed to be enemies at work.

>>136882966 (OP)

I wish I saw Back in action in theaters

I found out a couple weeks ago that at one point, around the turn of the 90s, they were planning to make a film starring the Looney Tunes and Michael Jackson but it fell through pretty early on with the "live action guy teams up with Looney Tunes" idea becoming Space Jam and the Michael Jackson project becoming Cats Don't Dance (which he also dropped out of early in preproduction). Since then I have been deeply fascinated with how this original concept would have gone down. Like what sort of hijinks would Daffy Duck and the King of Pop get up to?

Don't be a lying faggot.

>>136882966 (OP)

Back in action is way superior

>>136882966 (OP)

Back in Action. Joe Dante was squeezing as much of the Looney Tunes spirit as he could into the film despite the studio taking a massive shit on it.

Space Jam just doesn't feel like the people who made it had even seen a single cartoon.

I will find out where you live and beat you to death
