Looney Tunes’ First Fully Animated Feature,’The Day the Earth Blew Up,’ Explodes onto Screens
Table of Contents
- 1. Looney Tunes’ First Fully Animated Feature,’The Day the Earth Blew Up,’ Explodes onto Screens
- 2. “That’s Not All Folks!”: A Blast from the Past with a Modern Twist
- 3. What inspired teh decision to keep the animation in 2D, and what challenges have you faced bringing that classic style to the modern screen?
- 4. Archyde Exclusive Interview: Animator-In-Chief, Bugs Bunny, Discusses Looney Tunes’ Cinematic Debut
- 5. WP: Welcome, Bugs Bunny! You’ve been an integral part of the Looney Tunes family since 1940.What inspired you to take the leap into fully animated feature films with ‘The Day the Earth Blew Up’?
- 6. WP: pena:
- 7. WP: A 2D Animated Feature
- 8. WP: Alien Invasion and Looney Tunes Style
- 9. WP: Final Thoughts
Get ready for a hilarious adventure as the Looney Tunes take centre stage in their first-ever fully animated feature film,”The Day the Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie.” This highly anticipated release, scheduled to hit theaters on March 14th, marks a milestone for the iconic cartoon franchise, bringing their signature zany energy and chaotic humor to the big screen in a whole new way.
Fans of Porky Pig and Daffy Duck will be delighted to see this iconic duo stepping into the spotlight as unlikely heroes in a cosmic battle. When their antics at a local bubblegum factory inadvertently uncover a nefarious alien plot for mind control, porky and Daffy become Earth’s last hope for salvation.
“That’s Not All Folks!”: A Blast from the Past with a Modern Twist
“The Day the Earth Blew Up” perfectly blends the timeless charm of classic Looney Tunes with a fresh, contemporary approach. This richly-crafted, hand-drawn 2D animation style pays homage to the franchise’s rich history while delivering stunning visuals and a captivating story.
“Porky Pig and Daffy Duck venture to the big screen as unlikely heroes and Earth’s only hope when their antics at the local bubble gum factory uncover a secret alien mind control plot. Faced with cosmic odds, the two are persistent to save their town (and the world!)… that is if they don’t drive each other totally looney in the process,”
reads the official synopsis, hinting at the comedic chaos that’s sure to ensue.
The recently released trailer offers a glimpse into the film’s world, showcasing the signature slapstick humor, outlandish animation, and endearing personalities that have made the Looney Tunes a beloved fixture in entertainment for generations.
With its unique blend of classic charm and modern appeal, “The Day the Earth Blew up” is poised to become a must-see film for both longtime Looney Tunes fans and a new generation of viewers.Mark your calendars for March 14th and prepare for a wild ride filled with laughter, adventure, and a whole lot of Looney Tunes mayhem!
What inspired teh decision to keep the animation in 2D, and what challenges have you faced bringing that classic style to the modern screen?
