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Bugs Bunny, Elmer Fudd and Daffy Duck in...

The Golden Age of Looney Tunes Volumes 1

( Catalog Number ML102400 )
(1.33:1) (10 Sides) (CLV) (NTSC)

LaserDisc Special Features

The Best Versions on LaserDisc
Rare Uncut Version
Glossy Color Insert with Episode List and Extensive Notes on Directors, Characters and More

The Golden Age of Looney Tunes Volumes 1
1990 - 98 min. - Color  Black and White
Genre: Cartoons

LaserDisc Movie Review:
At times, Another 48 Hrs. seems less like a sequel to than a parody of the first 48 Hrs., especially when Nick Nolte, repeating his role from the earlier film, begins commenting on the cliched absurdity of the goings on. This time, Nolte risks life, limb and career as he obsessively tries to bring an elusive master criminal known as "The Iceman" to justice. Eddie Murphy, who stole the show in the first 48 Hrs. as the wheeler-dealer convict who becomes Nolte's reluctant partner, is brought into the plotline of the second film when a contract is taken out on his life. The adversarial relationship between Nolte and Murphy, supposedly dissipated by the end of the first film, is revivified in the sequel via a couple of plot devices. Still, Murphy rallies to the occasion, in the process saving Nolte from being thrown off the force. Though not as successful as the first film, Another 48 Hrs. proved that there were still enough Eddie Murphy fans around in 1990 to insure a strong box-office showing. --- Hal Erickson

A weak follow-up to a box-office hit, this sorry spectacle is a clear reminder of two truths: That not every film can sustain a sequel, and that it all starts with the screenplay. The first film contained some real wit in the antagonistic banter between its heroes, some scenes of inspired comic genius, such as Eddie Murphy shocking the patrons of a cowboy bar with his bravado, and a crew of truly menacing, eye-opening villains. Not to mention director Walter Hill's gift for cleverly staging the gun-blazing mayhem that must accompany the action genre. For this tumescent continuation, the idiocy begins with the phony notion that the two main characters would ever even see each other again, much less end up in exactly the same scenario. It's all downhill from there as an overweight pair of leads mugs, scraps, and desperately tries to re-create their former chemistry to no avail, while their director mounts some action sequences that are a little hard to swallow (particularly one involving an enormous amount of breaking glass). This, while the script gives us reheated genre hash such as the obligatory "cop out of control loses his gun and badge" scene. Another 48 Hrs. is an obvious attempt to cash in on the audience's fond memory of a film that surpassed the limitations of its genre by serving up a carbon copy that's an absolute slave to convention. --- Karl Williams

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Cast for The Golden Age of Looney Tunes Volumes 1

Eddie Murphy - Reggie Hammond
Nick Nolte - Jack Cates
Brion James - Ben Kehoe
Kevin Tighe - Blake Wilson
Ed O'Ross - Frank Cruise
David Anthony Marshall - Willy Hickok
Andrew Divoff - Cherry Ganz
Bernie Casey - Kirkland Smith
Brent Jennings - Tyrone Burroughs
Ted Markland - Malcolm Price
Tisha Campbell - Amy Smith
Francesca 'Kitten' Natividad - Girl in Movie
Laurie Morrison - Pickpocket
Stafford Morgan - Prison Guard Morgan
Ken Medlock - CHP Officer
Steve Monroe - Pickpocket Victim
David McLaurin - Bar Band
Ed Walsh - Detective Joe Stevens
Oz Tortora - Lawyer
Edgar Small - Judge
Joel Weiss - Pit Man
Michael Williams - Bar Band
Yana Nirvana - CHP Officer
Mark Phelan - Doctor
Felice Orlandi - The Warden
Thornton Simmons - Prison Clerk
Rex Pierson - Barroom Fighter
Jason Ronard - Prison Guard Ronard
Biff Yeager - County Sheriff
John del Regno - Mechanic
Rick Cicetti - Traffic Cop
Bill Dunnam - Prison Guard Dunnam
Dave Efron - Barroom Fighter
John H. Evans - County Sheriff
Victor Brandt - District Attorney
John Bluto - Review Board Chairman
Alisa Christensen - Birdcage Showgirl
Tisha Campbell - Amy Kirkland
George Cheung - Hotel Guest
Russ McCubbin - Doorman
Richard Lee-Sung - Arguing Man
Dana Lee - Arguing Man
Page Leong - Angel Lee
Benjamin Lum - King Mei Clerk
Nancy Everhard - Female Doctor
Cathy Haase - Girl Bartender
Allan Graf - Bus Driver
Karen Huie - King Mei Clerk
Dennis Hayden - Barroom Tough
Hoke Howell - Desert Bartender

Crew for The Golden Age of Looney Tunes Volumes 1

Walter Hill - Director
Fred Braughton - Story Author
John Fasano - Screenwriter
Larry Gross - Screenwriter
Jeb Stuart - Screenwriter
Matthew Leonetti - Cinematographer
James Horner - Composer (Music Score)
Donn Aron - Editor
Carmel Davies - Editor
Freeman Davies, Jr. - Editor
Joseph C. Nemec III - Production Designer
Gary Wissner - Production Designer
D. Constantine Conte - Co-producer
Lawrence Gordon - Co-producer
Robert D. Wachs - Co-producer
Mark Lipsky - Executive Producer
Ralph S. Singleton - Executive Producer
Dan Moore - Costume Designer
Debby Porter - Stunts
Jackie Burch - Casting

Feature Details

Title: The Golden Age of Looney Tunes Volumes 1
Feature Release Date: 1990
Genre: Cartoons
Color: Color Black and White
Runtime: 98 Minutes
Chapters: 70
Picture: Academy Ratio
Ratio: 1.33:1
Playback Format: CLV

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Technical Details

LD Release Date: 11 Dec 1991
Catalog Number: ML102400
UPC: 027616240064
ISBN: 0-7928-0943-2
Manufacturer: Pioneer USA
Publisher: MGM/UA Home Video

Diameter: 12"
Sides: 10
Cover: Jacket
Spoken Language: English
Country: USA
Video Format: NTSC

Model: ML102400-N
Shipping Weight: 1 lbs
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Mega-Rare Factory-Sealed, Uncut, LaserDisc Boxset Movie

Mint to Near-Mint Condition

Bugs Bunny, Elmer Fudd and Daffy Duck in...

The Golden Age of Looney Tunes Volumes 1

( Catalog Number ML102400 )
(1.33:1) (10 Sides) (CLV) (NTSC)

LaserDisc Special Features

The Best Versions on LaserDisc
Rare Uncut Version
Glossy Color Insert with Episode List and Extensive Notes on Directors, Characters and More

The Golden Age of Looney Tunes Volumes 1
1990 - 98 min. - Color  Black and White
Genre: Cartoons

LaserDisc Movie Review:
At times, Another 48 Hrs. seems less like a sequel to than a parody of the first 48 Hrs., especially when Nick Nolte, repeating his role from the earlier film, begins commenting on the cliched absurdity of the goings on. This time, Nolte risks life, limb and career as he obsessively tries to bring an elusive master criminal known as "The Iceman" to justice. Eddie Murphy, who stole the show in the first 48 Hrs. as the wheeler-dealer convict who becomes Nolte's reluctant partner, is brought into the plotline of the second film when a contract is taken out on his life. The adversarial relationship between Nolte and Murphy, supposedly dissipated by the end of the first film, is revivified in the sequel via a couple of plot devices. Still, Murphy rallies to the occasion, in the process saving Nolte from being thrown off the force. Though not as successful as the first film, Another 48 Hrs. proved that there were still enough Eddie Murphy fans around in 1990 to insure a strong box-office showing. --- Hal Erickson

A weak follow-up to a box-office hit, this sorry spectacle is a clear reminder of two truths: That not every film can sustain a sequel, and that it all starts with the screenplay. The first film contained some real wit in the antagonistic banter between its heroes, some scenes of inspired comic genius, such as Eddie Murphy shocking the patrons of a cowboy bar with his bravado, and a crew of truly menacing, eye-opening villains. Not to mention director Walter Hill's gift for cleverly staging the gun-blazing mayhem that must accompany the action genre. For this tumescent continuation, the idiocy begins with the phony notion that the two main characters would ever even see each other again, much less end up in exactly the same scenario. It's all downhill from there as an overweight pair of leads mugs, scraps, and desperately tries to re-create their former chemistry to no avail, while their director mounts some action sequences that are a little hard to swallow (particularly one involving an enormous amount of breaking glass). This, while the script gives us reheated genre hash such as the obligatory "cop out of control loses his gun and badge" scene. Another 48 Hrs. is an obvious attempt to cash in on the audience's fond memory of a film that surpassed the limitations of its genre by serving up a carbon copy that's an absolute slave to convention. --- Karl Williams

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Cast for The Golden Age of Looney Tunes Volumes 1

Eddie Murphy - Reggie Hammond
Nick Nolte - Jack Cates
Brion James - Ben Kehoe
Kevin Tighe - Blake Wilson
Ed O'Ross - Frank Cruise
David Anthony Marshall - Willy Hickok
Andrew Divoff - Cherry Ganz
Bernie Casey - Kirkland Smith
Brent Jennings - Tyrone Burroughs
Ted Markland - Malcolm Price
Tisha Campbell - Amy Smith
Francesca 'Kitten' Natividad - Girl in Movie
Laurie Morrison - Pickpocket
Stafford Morgan - Prison Guard Morgan
Ken Medlock - CHP Officer
Steve Monroe - Pickpocket Victim
David McLaurin - Bar Band
Ed Walsh - Detective Joe Stevens
Oz Tortora - Lawyer
Edgar Small - Judge
Joel Weiss - Pit Man
Michael Williams - Bar Band
Yana Nirvana - CHP Officer
Mark Phelan - Doctor
Felice Orlandi - The Warden
Thornton Simmons - Prison Clerk
Rex Pierson - Barroom Fighter
Jason Ronard - Prison Guard Ronard
Biff Yeager - County Sheriff
John del Regno - Mechanic
Rick Cicetti - Traffic Cop
Bill Dunnam - Prison Guard Dunnam
Dave Efron - Barroom Fighter
John H. Evans - County Sheriff
Victor Brandt - District Attorney
John Bluto - Review Board Chairman
Alisa Christensen - Birdcage Showgirl
Tisha Campbell - Amy Kirkland
George Cheung - Hotel Guest
Russ McCubbin - Doorman
Richard Lee-Sung - Arguing Man
Dana Lee - Arguing Man
Page Leong - Angel Lee
Benjamin Lum - King Mei Clerk
Nancy Everhard - Female Doctor
Cathy Haase - Girl Bartender
Allan Graf - Bus Driver
Karen Huie - King Mei Clerk
Dennis Hayden - Barroom Tough
Hoke Howell - Desert Bartender

Crew for The Golden Age of Looney Tunes Volumes 1

Walter Hill - Director
Fred Braughton - Story Author
John Fasano - Screenwriter
Larry Gross - Screenwriter
Jeb Stuart - Screenwriter
Matthew Leonetti - Cinematographer
James Horner - Composer (Music Score)
Donn Aron - Editor
Carmel Davies - Editor
Freeman Davies, Jr. - Editor
Joseph C. Nemec III - Production Designer
Gary Wissner - Production Designer
D. Constantine Conte - Co-producer
Lawrence Gordon - Co-producer
Robert D. Wachs - Co-producer
Mark Lipsky - Executive Producer
Ralph S. Singleton - Executive Producer
Dan Moore - Costume Designer
Debby Porter - Stunts
Jackie Burch - Casting

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