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June 22, 1988. "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" was released 25 years ago on this day.
The movie that changed my life.
This video is a tribute to Roger, and to commemorate the upcoming 5 year anniversary of "You Can't Do That To Greifer On Youtube".
Are you ready for 50 pies in 2 minutes?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RMT9y2ILGQA
Also on vimeo
https://vimeo.com/68884802
Special thanks to
kj_roo and 
scurrow for help with this
The movie that changed my life.
This video is a tribute to Roger, and to commemorate the upcoming 5 year anniversary of "You Can't Do That To Greifer On Youtube".
Are you ready for 50 pies in 2 minutes?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RMT9y2ILGQA
Also on vimeo
https://vimeo.com/68884802
Special thanks to
kj_roo and 
scurrow for help with this
Category All / All
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 720 x 405px
File Size 46.6 kB
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Love it, Tilt!
If I were around when you were making the video, you could have thrown me in with me wearing my Big Bad Wolf costume! (He makes a cameo at 00:36!) Or if not, at least one of my other 'toony wolf costumes :D
I also like how you had Woody Woodpecker pie "Roger" in the face as well. Makes it seem more in tune with the film! Throwing Marvin the Martian in was a nice touch too (though the film takes place in 1947, which was a year before Marvin made his big-screen debut! But this is not the time and place for pointing out anachronisms...)
Tilt Longtail conducting "Carmen" reminded me of a Tom and Jerry cartoon, "Carmen Get It!" It was one of those Gene Deitch-directed cartoons though (you know, the bizarre and surreal ones that make you say "What the hell was that?!" when it ends.)
You are like the Tex Avery, William Hanna and Joseph Barbera of the furry fandom when it comes to making videos!
If K-O the Kangaroo ever had the chance, he would DEFINITELY want to pie Greifer in the face!
*applauds for you*
(I know I posted this on your LJ, but I want EVERYONE to see! )
If I were around when you were making the video, you could have thrown me in with me wearing my Big Bad Wolf costume! (He makes a cameo at 00:36!) Or if not, at least one of my other 'toony wolf costumes :D
I also like how you had Woody Woodpecker pie "Roger" in the face as well. Makes it seem more in tune with the film! Throwing Marvin the Martian in was a nice touch too (though the film takes place in 1947, which was a year before Marvin made his big-screen debut! But this is not the time and place for pointing out anachronisms...)
Tilt Longtail conducting "Carmen" reminded me of a Tom and Jerry cartoon, "Carmen Get It!" It was one of those Gene Deitch-directed cartoons though (you know, the bizarre and surreal ones that make you say "What the hell was that?!" when it ends.)
You are like the Tex Avery, William Hanna and Joseph Barbera of the furry fandom when it comes to making videos!
If K-O the Kangaroo ever had the chance, he would DEFINITELY want to pie Greifer in the face!
*applauds for you*
(I know I posted this on your LJ, but I want EVERYONE to see! )
Yep, I know that they do appear in the final Toontown crowd near the end. Wile E. Coyote can be seen as well (I have a pretty good suit of him as well), along with Pepe Le Pew and Disney's Big Bad Wolf (wearing a more realistic sheep disguise than usual!) But it's too bad Brer Fox was nowhere to be found in it...
Yep, and when Warner Bros. Animation initially closed its doors in 1963, Friz Freleng went with the former producer at the time David H. DePatie to open their own studio, DePatie-Freleng Enterprises. In addition to their Pink Panther cartoons and other stuff, they also still made some new Looney Tunes material for WB, like the 1964-1966 -produced Warner Bros. shorts and some of the late 1970s TV specials (like "Bugs Bunny's Christmas Carol.")
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