DVD : Looney Tunes - Golden Collection, Volume Two

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Rating:

- GREAT!
A great cartoon collection to own! Especially for the Family Bear "father's day" episode. My Dad loves it!

Rating:

- Fabulous! As good as vol. 1
Another superb collection, always excluding the occasional "thrill a minute" commentaries by Michael Barrier, the man who can turn watching a surreal (and hilarious) masterpiece like "Porky in Wackyland" into the equivelant of sitting through a televised bowling match with the greatest of ease.

Rating:

- fine prints as always be wb
i can recommend this golden volume two edition. fine prints as always by wb. it would be nice to have more isolated music track and than this edition would be perfect

Rating:

- It's a Classic
I love this collection - has a lot of variety. I got is specifically for the Michigan J. Frog cartoon "One Froggy Evening" which is hard to find. I would definitely recommend buying any of this series on Amazon though - because it's the only place where you can see the list of cartoons before buying. If you're in the store, the box doesn't include a list (stupid, rip-off idea) and they won't take it back if the plastic is off.

Rating:

- Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies,Volume 2
Another great collection of Warner Bros. Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies. Many are "golden oldies" and senior citizens" now. These are the original presentations shown in movie theatres. And none of those junky Blue Ribbon re-issues that concealed the original title card art. I LOVE TO SINGA from 1936 and HAVE YOU GOT ANY CASTLES? from 1938 are just two of those cartoons that A.A.P.(Associated Artists Productions) mutilated. These same people mutilated many of the Paramount Popeye cartoons also. We see these cartoons in their authenticity(but a sharp picture),which they should have always been.

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