Bonkers

Awesomeandunknown · Posted: Tue Jun 09, 2009 8:19 am Post subject: Bonkers View Single Post

Did anyone ever watch a show called "Disney's Bonkers"? To me it was the best show Disney made! Like I think the episode is "Gone Bonkers" where the "Collector" made his minion "Mr. Doodles" (lol DOODLES!!) to drop anvils, and safes on the bobcat, and at one point they threw a pie at him but he dodged it with a bat (he hit it with a bat) and it hit Mr. Doodles, so it turns out the Collector is

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this is the best show ever, it got canceled for some reason, maybe the producers ran outta ideas, but remember, if it hadn't been for this show, Disney's Toontown Online, would never have been made, because it's a toontown themed show! Also remember...

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Not only am I a Toon, I also COLLECT THEM!!-The Collector

koalita · Donalds Dock Toon Age: 36 Joined: 01 Apr 2006 Posts: 129

Have you ever seen the movie "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?" Just curious...

Awesomeandunknown · Posted: Fri Jun 12, 2009 8:45 am Post subject: View Single Post

koalita :

Have you ever seen the movie "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?" Just curious...

Good question!! hmm... is it that movie when... no, I was right the 1st time, I never seen it. good question though.

LittleWacky · Posted: Fri Jun 12, 2009 11:06 am Post subject: View Single Post

I never saw that show.

I have seen Who Framed Roger Rabbit a few times, though. Good movie!

Doctor Goopy · The Brrrgh Toon Age: 50 Joined: 24 May 2006 Posts: 609

"Who Framed Roger Rabbit" was a hybrid movie which effectively blended cartoon animation with a real life presentation of the 1947 era. It was a movie mostly marketed to the teen and adult-age population, contained humor both obvious and obscure, and had certain risque elements that should lock out younger audiences. That movie was a cinematic masterpiece in reference to the blend of animation and traditional filmwork. As to whether it's a good or bad movie, that'd be a matter of personal preference, of course. My wife and I watched it. The thing I remember most was the way the animated characters interacted with the film environment. Special effects? I'd have to say the whole show was a special effect. Remember, it was released around 1988. So "Good" or "Bad" should be defined by that period and the allowances technology could offer then. Still, Spielburg was used as a developer and one can easily remember his cinemagraphic contributions around that time. Hope this was helpful. Blessins...

Awesomeandunknown · Posted: Mon Jun 15, 2009 8:04 pm Post subject: View Single Post

Doctor Goopy :

"Who Framed Roger Rabbit" was a hybrid movie which effectively blended cartoon animation with a real life presentation of the 1947 era. It was a movie mostly marketed to the teen and adult-age population, contained humor both obvious and obscure, and had certain risque elements that should lock out younger audiences. That movie was a cinematic masterpiece in reference to the blend of animation and traditional filmwork. As to whether it's a good or bad movie, that'd be a matter of personal preference, of course. My wife and I watched it. The thing I remember most was the way the animated characters interacted with the film environment. Special effects? I'd have to say the whole show was a special effect. Remember, it was released around 1988. So "Good" or "Bad" should be defined by that period and the allowances technology could offer then. Still, Spielburg was used as a developer and one can easily remember his cinemagraphic contributions around that time. Hope this was helpful. Blessins...

Thanks.

koalita · Donalds Dock Toon Age: 36 Joined: 01 Apr 2006 Posts: 129

Apparently "Bonkers" was an attempt at a TV adaptation of "Who Framed Roger Rabbit." Hope that wasn't telling you too much of what the movie was...