I Love the Intro. This Always Cracks me up. I Also like the Deleted Scene where Daffy gets Promoted to working the Title and Spells Gremlins 2 as Gremlin Stew. That Part always makes me laugh
The first W-B zooming scene is similar to 1979's "The Bugs Bunny/Road Runner Movie". The second W-B zooming scene reminded me from the opening of 1954's "Lumber Jack-Rabbit". Scary!
It's obvious then that different animators worked on this short production. I usually don't notice these types of details, but I'm interested in the fact that people can tell the difference! :-)
They did sequences on a few Warner Bros. movies of the time - there's something at the beginning of Batman (on the VHS at least, I haven't seen it on TV in ages so I'm not sure they show anything on TV airings).
Was that supposed to be a JOKE or just a funny intro? I never saw Gremlins 2 yet but I saw Gremlins like 20 times and I own the first Gremlins on dvd! Guess what Daffy? YOU ARE THE STAR OF THIS CARTOON!!
Whoa. I just noticed that the Bugs model changes between when Daffy drags him off and when he reappears at the end. It's a different version of the design. Everyone clearly wasn't on the same page, here.
Chuck Jones did direct the sequence, but some of the animation was in fact by Virgil Ross who was one of Friz Freleng's animators. Ross did some work with Jones' studio in the late 70s and early 80s.
Yeah, it does look like Ross's work. It has the "Bugs' ears drop a little" thing Ross always did during that time, and Daffy did looked a little "Freleng" like. Although, it looks like Chuck's direction gave him a lot of stretch and squelch you didn't see during his time with Friz!
I do wonder who were the other animators on this, since the rest has more of Chuck's style. Tom Ray? Richard Thompson? Irv Anderson?
I Love the Intro. This Always Cracks me up. I Also like the Deleted Scene where Daffy gets Promoted to working the Title and Spells Gremlins 2 as Gremlin Stew. That Part always makes me laugh
The3ninjakids 3 days ago
This is notable for being one of the first times Jeff Bergman did the voices of Looney Tunes characters (in this case, Bugs and Daffy).
CJAproductionsINC 1 month ago
I wish this was on the DVD.
weirdproq1 2 months ago
@weirdproq1 never mind this
weirdproq1 2 months ago
@weirdproq1 this IS on the DVD
The3ninjakids 3 days ago
I saw this version of Gremlins 2 in 2008! I'm pretty sure it wasn't on HBO though.
weirdproq1 2 months ago
Daffy, why do you have to be so greedy, selfish, & rude?
moviencartoons2 4 months ago
@moviencartoons2 Because it's funny.
logofreak98 2 months ago
Does anyone have the extended version from the DVD?
Manafichu 4 months ago
"What's up? I'll show you what's up- I'M takin' charge here, THAT's what's up." XD
TheComicfreak10 5 months ago
Man, this was always great.
BrooklynCrippler 5 months ago
lol, that is so funny when the WB Shield bumped into the screen, omg, lamo.
DimeraFan28 11 months ago
When Daffy duck was on the WB shield, he zoomed in... TOO CLOSE!
Flimerfly 1 year ago
Funny
sizzleboy10 1 year ago
lol, omg, lamo, bugs bunny and daffy duck is so funny.
StefanoFan27 1 year ago
doc:))
Soundtrack1000 1 year ago
the best part of the movie
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melissa3289 5 months ago
The first W-B zooming scene is similar to 1979's "The Bugs Bunny/Road Runner Movie". The second W-B zooming scene reminded me from the opening of 1954's "Lumber Jack-Rabbit". Scary!
Rlotpir1972 2 years ago
It's obvious then that different animators worked on this short production. I usually don't notice these types of details, but I'm interested in the fact that people can tell the difference! :-)
AllisonTheSNLGuru 2 years ago
@Rlotpir1972 This is a lot like Lumber Jack-Rabbit, but with a few differences that make it less horrifying....
#1. Better twanging sound
#2. You expect it to zoom too close this time.
#3. The shield doesn't do that awkward bulging thing when it reaches it's greatest distance.
Millennia0007 1 year ago
I remember this.
PETETHEMEAT42 2 years ago
ty allison :)
sk8Piti 2 years ago
You're welcome!!! :-)
AllisonTheSNLGuru 2 years ago
whats song intro answer me please
sk8Piti 2 years ago
Besides the Looney Toons song? That's all I hear - I don't know what the Gremlins 2 theme was.
AllisonTheSNLGuru 2 years ago
I'm, by no means an expert, but from various works I've seen, and research I did, I'd say:
Tom Ray: 0:00-0:24
Virgil Ross: 0:30-0:47
Ken Southworth: 0:48-1:23
Like I say, I'm just guessing by what I've seen.
thekingof8 2 years ago
Trust me, you know way more about this than I do (I've never looked into it).
AllisonTheSNLGuru 2 years ago
Thats all intresting but why was there an opening with Bugs and Duffy ???
DarkQueen1995 2 years ago 2
They did sequences on a few Warner Bros. movies of the time - there's something at the beginning of Batman (on the VHS at least, I haven't seen it on TV in ages so I'm not sure they show anything on TV airings).
AllisonTheSNLGuru 2 years ago
Virgil Ross did not animate this. ken Southworth did.
InvaderPet 2 years ago 2
The part where Daffy climbs the shield and poses on it looks like Ross-esque, but I think you're right.
thekingof8 2 years ago
Yeah
terrificjoker 2 years ago
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terrificjoker 2 years ago
Was that supposed to be a JOKE or just a funny intro? I never saw Gremlins 2 yet but I saw Gremlins like 20 times and I own the first Gremlins on dvd! Guess what Daffy? YOU ARE THE STAR OF THIS CARTOON!!
moviedudeinc 3 years ago
Well, it's supposed to be the logo, but it's just a funny intro.
Glad you liked it!
AllisonTheSNLGuru 3 years ago
AJAJAJA!
A funny intro!
Serires2 2 years ago
I have the 1990 rendition of this on VHS. It has this on it.
retroman51 2 years ago
Yeah That's Right Daffy
terrificjoker 2 years ago
Whoa. I just noticed that the Bugs model changes between when Daffy drags him off and when he reappears at the end. It's a different version of the design. Everyone clearly wasn't on the same page, here.
Marbles471 3 years ago
I see what you're saying! But I wouldn't have picked it up. Good observation!
AllisonTheSNLGuru 3 years ago
It was like that in the classic cartoons too, mostly during the 40s. All the animators had their own way of drawing the characters.
InvaderPet 2 years ago
Anyone know who directed this bit? Those look like Chuck Jones' version of the character designs, but their movements aren't Jones' style.
Marbles471 3 years ago
No idea - but I'm glad it is so nicely preserved on HBO's print of this movie.
AllisonTheSNLGuru 3 years ago
Chuck Jones did direct the sequence, but some of the animation was in fact by Virgil Ross who was one of Friz Freleng's animators. Ross did some work with Jones' studio in the late 70s and early 80s.
samacal 2 years ago
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thekingof8 2 years ago
Yeah, it does look like Ross's work. It has the "Bugs' ears drop a little" thing Ross always did during that time, and Daffy did looked a little "Freleng" like. Although, it looks like Chuck's direction gave him a lot of stretch and squelch you didn't see during his time with Friz!
I do wonder who were the other animators on this, since the rest has more of Chuck's style. Tom Ray? Richard Thompson? Irv Anderson?
HazyChase20 2 years ago
Agreed!
He got the shaft on the old Batman VHS too.
AllisonTheSNLGuru 3 years ago
Poor Daffy. always getting the shaft
oldschoolfan82 3 years ago