Complete, uncut and often hilarious...
“Looney Tunes Golden Collection, Volume 5.&#34; The fifth collection of Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies mixes classics and obscurities. Among the best-known and funniest cartoons are &#34;Ali Baba Bunny&#34; (Daffy yelling, &#34;I'm rich! I'm socially secure!&#34;), &#34;Bewitched Bunny&#34; (Witch Hazel galloping off in a cloud of hair pins), and &#34;Buccaneer Bunny&#34; (a sterling example of one of director Friz Freleng's favorite gags: having the characters run up and down stairs and in and out of various doors).<br /><br />&#34;Gold Diggers of '49&#34; and &#34;Little Red Walking Hood&#34; show Tex Avery beginning to explore the self-reflexive gags that would be become one of the hallmarks of his mature style. In &#34;Walking Hood,&#34; Grandma stops the action to answer the phone and place her order with the grocer--including a case of gin. &#34;The Daffy Doc&#34; is Bob Clampett at his most surreal, with Daffy and Porky getting sucked into an iron lung, bulging and shrinking like balloon animals.<br /><br />Some of the earliest cartoons predate the adoption of &#34;The Merry-Go-Round Broke Down&#34; as the theme song for the Warner Bros. cartoons. Many shorts from the early '30s were built around songs from Warner's musicals: &#34;I've Got to Sing a Torch Song&#34; (written for Gold Diggers of 1933) features caricatures of Mae West, George Bernard Shaw, Benito Mussolini, and Bing Crosby frolicking to the title tune. Greta Garbo delivers the closing, &#34;That's All, Folks!&#34;<br /><br />Bonus extras on “GOLDEN COLLECTION VOLUME 5” include three World War II films in which Mr. Hook urges sailors to buy war bonds; ”Extremes and In-Betweens: A Life in Animation&#34; (2000), a documentary about Oscar-winning director Chuck Jones; 3 Looney Tunes TV specials starring Bugs Bunny; commentaries and “Behind the Tunes” featurettes with animators, historians and voice artists; and music and music-and-effects only tracks on selected shorts.<br /><br /> When I was growing up, these cartoons were shown extensively on TV, but because many featured graphic, stylized violence, they were deemed inappropriate for kids. They were either heavily censored, usually eliminating lots of the jokes, or simply not shown. It’s gratifying to see these cartoons, many of which are classics, complete and uncut.<br /><br />The 4-disc unrated DVD release contains 30 original Warner Brothers cartoons made between 1935 and 1964. Most are in color. Featured characters include Daffy Duck, Tweety and Sylvester, Porky Pig, Bugs Bunny, and Elmer Fudd.
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