#Elmer fudd hunting pictures archive#

'Lickety-Splat' (1961, Chuck Jones and Abe Levitow) 'The Leghorn Blows at Midnight' (1950, Robert McKimson)įoghorn and Dawg square off outside with Henery Hawk as a wild card. One of three baby parrots rejects life in a cage to be just like his sea-faring dad. 'A Hound for Trouble' (1951, Chuck Jones)Īfter being found in a shipping boat, Charlie Dog waits tables at a cozy little Italian restaurant. 'Hiss and Make Up' – (1943, Friz Freleng)Ī domestic cat and dog frame each other to compete for sole control of the household. This lopsided love triangle involves a backwoods mouse, well-dressed Blackie, and beautiful Daisy Lou. 'A Hick a Slick and a Chick' (1948, Arthur Davis) One of two Coyote and Road Runner shorts here, this one actually sees Bugs subbing in as the prey. This Oscar-nominated short gives viewers a split-screen view of the ocean from a crab's perspective.Ī proto-Elmer Fudd character hosts a variety show where less talented performers are stopped early. What a sucker!Ī Casper-like spirit takes an entry-level job haunting houses by is tormented by an older ghost. but without getting wet.Ī dumb lion, trying to catch a fast-taking mouse, is outsmarted at every turn.

This follow-up to 'The Early Bird Dood It!' concerns a worm chased by a crow, cat, dog, and dog catcher.Ĭlaude the cat tries to get a tasty goldfish snack. (Not as 'goofy' as it sounds.)Ī group of hard-working beavers gets into big dam trouble right before a flood threatens their river. 'Daffy's Southern Exposure' (1942, Norm McCabe)Įveryone's favorite duck decides to stick around up north for the winter in this black-and-white short.Ī dim-witted dog falls for a metal statue after being struck by lightning. 'Cross Country Detours' (1940, Tex Avery)Ī travelogue through the scenic corners of America loaded with dad-grade punnery. Rocky and Mugsy hold Tweety for ransom before Sylvester sneaks in to eat or possibly rescue him. Porky Pig is hired to baby-sit a nasty infant after his mother goes to work in a factory during the war effort. Frank Tashlin)įido the dog searches desperately for meat after his owner serves a bowl of 'Bugs Bunny food'. Again, these 25 vintage cartoons are presented in no particular order - it's like they just hit With five more shorts than the first collection (which was a bargain-priced release in its own right, and is currently on sale for peanuts), you can't say that Volume 2ĭoesn't give you a good amount of bang for your buck. There are no real heavy-hitters and the most popular characters only show up once or twice, giving the bench-warmers a little time in the spotlight.

#Elmer fudd hunting pictures archive#

continues this tradition via Warner Archive withĬollector's Choice Volume 2, a sequel to the first volume that serves up 25 shorts from deeper in the vault. Includes 'The Censored Eleven' - or even one spread across multiple sets. but not what most die-hard fans really want: an all-inclusive chronological collection - yes, that

We've gotten all sorts of piecemeal releases including assorted collections, character-driven Mistreated on home video during the last few decades. NOTE: Portions of this review either repeat or repurpose sections of my Volume 1 coverage.Ĭonsidering their huge pop culture impact and lasting influence, Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies shorts have been woefully Reviewed by Randy Miller III, December 13, 2023 Looney Tunes Collector's Choice: Volume 2 Blu-ray Review Looney Tunes Collector's Choice: Volume 2 Blu-ray