Top 10 Best Looney Tunes Cartoons
Looney Tunes is an animated short film series produced by Warner Bros. during the Golden Age of American Animation. The series introduced iconic characters such as Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Porky Pig, Elmer Fudd, Yosemite Sam, Sylvester, Tweety, Wile E. Coyote, the Road Runner, Foghorn Leghorn, Pepé Le Pew, and the Tasmanian Devil.Many wonder what the best Looney Tunes cartoons are, and here is a take.
Daffy Duck is tormented by an unseen animator who constantly alters the setting, his appearance, and the environment, leaving him in a state of frustration. As Daffy struggles to maintain control, the cartoon reveals the animator's true identity in a comedic twist. You must see Duck Amuck. This episode is a masterpiece and I got an awesome chance of seeing it on Boomerang.
As a child, this cartoon genius had me laughing almost to death. I truly thank LT for doing it.
This was also a surreal masterpiece.
Elmer Fudd chases Bugs Bunny through a grand operatic parody of Wagner's works, with elaborate musical numbers and dramatic visuals. The pursuit takes a tragicomic turn as Elmer seemingly defeats Bugs, only for a final gag to undercut the somber tone. As much as I want to vote for Duck Amuck, Duck Dodgers and the 24th and a half century, and more, this is by far the best! Who wouldn't want to see Bugs Bunny and Elmer Fudd do a cartoon that's also half an opera performance? This is genius!
Heck, this was so genius that in the 1990s it was the first Looney Tunes cartoon to be in the US House of Congress! IKR? And not to mention, Bugs Bunny really slays at being a woman. Considering how Bugs Bunny cross-dresses a lot, he really did so well as a woman. And Elmer Fudd is just so funny and filled with emotion.
And their duet while Bugs is a woman is just so beautiful. Even after the duet, there's still so much emotion when it comes to this cartoon, especially when Elmer Fudd finally succeeds in killing the wabbit and regretting his mistake. Ending with Bugs Bunny being alive after all. A funny yet dramatic cartoon which really deserves all the Oscars and Grammys in the world. From the music to the characters in general.
Porky Pig ventures into the surreal and chaotic Wackyland to capture the rare and elusive Do-Do bird. He faces bizarre creatures and strange landscapes in his unpredictable hunt. The cartoon that paved the way for the surreal sequences in the Beatles movies, the Heffalumps and Woozles' sequence, and the dream sequences in Rugrats, etc. It was innovative and cutting-edge, and kind of still is now.
This is a very surreal cartoon and the best Porky cartoon in general.
A construction worker discovers a singing, dancing frog that only performs for him, but his attempts to profit from the frog's talents lead to frustration when it refuses to perform publicly. The frog's antics leave the man in ruin as the cycle hints at repeating. The apex of one-shot characters, Michigan J. Frog's name is actually newer than you think. It was come up with in the seventies.
The Citizen Kane of cartoon shorts, according to Leonard Malton. I agree.
Sylvester the Cat repeatedly tries to catch Tweety Bird, but his schemes are constantly foiled by Granny and Tweety's cleverness. The cat's relentless efforts end in comical failure.
They put a lot of effort into this cartoon making Porky and Daffy look like they are in the real world.
Pepé Le Pew, the romantic skunk, mistakes a black cat with a white paint stripe for a fellow skunk and relentlessly pursues her. His oblivious affection leads to humorous misadventures.
This is where Sylvester actually wins and I like it when he wins.
So good, and they were made fast. So they could give more time to other productions. Amazing
This is the first appearance of my favorite cartoon character, Daffy Duck.
The Newcomers
Daffy Duck imagines himself as the heroic Scarlet Pumpernickel, trying to rescue a damsel in distress from the villainous Grand Duke, played by Sylvester. His exaggerated storytelling spirals into increasingly absurd situations.
A young chicken hawk, Henery Hawk, sets out to catch a chicken and mistakes Foghorn Leghorn for his target. Foghorn tries to outwit Henery while dealing with the conniving Barnyard Dawg.
Just like Duck Amuck but Bugs is the one being tortured by Elmer.
The scene where Bugs pretends to die is still very painful to watch.
This is when Bugs became the character we know and love today.
Bugs Bunny is sent on a quest by King Arthur to retrieve the Singing Sword from the Black Knight, who is revealed to be Yosemite Sam. Bugs uses clever tricks to outwit Sam and his dragon.
Sylvester joins a support group for cats trying to resist eating birds but struggles with his addiction to chasing Tweety. His attempts at self-control lead to humorous failures. Real characters, with real problems.
My favorite Sylvester and Tweety cartoon.
Speedy Gonzales, the fastest mouse in all Mexico, outsmarts Sylvester, who is trying to keep mice away from a cheese factory. Speedy's quick wit and speed help him outmaneuver every trap. This episode won an Oscar and plus Speedy is the best Looney Tunes character. His episode should be at number 10 at the least!
Daffy Duck and Bugs Bunny engage in a comedic battle of wits to convince Elmer Fudd who should be hunted, with Daffy repeatedly falling victim to his own schemes. The seasonal confusion between "duck season" and "rabbit season" leads to Daffy's humorous downfall.
This was a much better version of Daffy's first appearance and Daffy had a longer screen time.
Brilliant comedy timing and a great soundtrack, plus wonderful animation make this Chuck Jones classic a masterpiece.
Daffy Duck stars as the space hero Duck Dodgers, tasked with claiming Planet X for Earth. His rival, Marvin the Martian, competes for the same goal, leading to a series of intergalactic mishaps.
Two cats, Sylvester and another feline, compete to capture a crafty mouse. Their rivalry leads to repeated failures as the mouse outsmarts them both.