greetings to all- the passing winter has revived my inner couch-spudness.
I've recently gone thru the Popeye & Woody Woodpecker sets as well as a
medium-poor quality collection of "Forbidden" toons and mishegas.
I'm old enough to remember watching 1st run toons at the movies, so I
natcherally
think quality toons ceased in the late 60's & Daffy rules .
Und zo: which WB DVD sets offer the best treasure/trash ratios. Auteur
centric collections
a plus. All opinions gratefully appreciated. Decision of the judges is
final, objects in mirror are probably hallucinations anyway....
regards, bob

bobdrob wrote:

So, um....the Looney Tunes Boxsets would be next, then?
Or are we already accepting those as a given?

(Because if we are, we can move straight on to the Warner vintage-Hanna
Barbera sets of Flintstones 1-3, Jonny Quest, Yogi Bear, and Huckleberry
v.1)

Derek Janssen (and then Thundercats: S1, if we've got time)
ejanss1@verizon.net

looney tunes, of course! are some sets better than others?

i was never a big JQ fan, but Huck & Yogi make my list...

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bobdrob wrote:

The 4-disk ones are better than the 2-disk ones, obviously... :)

(Since the 2-disks are just best-of condensations.)

Derek Janssen
ejanss1@verizon.net

"bobdrob" medfordvoctech.org> writes:

Well, I rather like Volume 4, on the strength of its Frank
Tashlin DVD, which is mightily funny. On the other hand, one of the
DVDs is a Speedy Gonzales set, but at least that one doesn't get
worse than the Sylvester-Speedy cartoons.

Still, 90 minutes of Frank Tashlin in a row is really very
satisfying. I mean, it can lead off with The Case Of The Stuttering
Pig, and it doesn't let up, except for that one with the squirrels.

Gentlemen! Exactly the sort of discussion & commentary I was hoping for...
Any other opinions?

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