Who Framed Roger Rabbit

MarlinBrando shared a tip "It doesn't seem like a film noir parody geared toward children (but also kinda not geared toward children) set in a world where classic cartoon characters are real would work as well or have the lasting impact that Who Framed Roger Rabbit? has had. It's really quite good, though. It's funny, especially for those who are familiar with the references to classic animation being made. It's also dark and gritty, but not oppressively so. The brightness of the cartoon characters, backgrounds, and props contrasts with noir LA to create a final product that feels very much in the middle but never bland, always being at one extreme or the other. Because traditional animation styles were used for the cartoon characters before they were added to the film, their addition was seamless and those effects are probably evergreen. The final twist at the end wraps everything up very neatly in a satisfying way, except in that it might be a little too neat."

kelly_newell_2866 shared a tip "Loved this since I was a child!!!! My folks didn’t care for me watching it-don’t ask they were strict and I was wild 😜 we clashed a lot hahahaha."

mya_formuoli shared a tip "Such a great movie! I watched a behind the scenes of how this was made on Disney plus and it’s so cool how they combined animation with irl film! #disney"

koda_bearr shared a tip "never really cared about this movie much when i was younger but now it's one of my favorites. the animation is amazing, the jokes still make me laugh, and i love the characters. it's an absolute classic!"

sneffielynn shared a tip "This was my first favorite movie. I’d watch it so much my Poppy almost had a breakdown😂 I was so upset when I found out “cartoons aren’t real” and I couldn’t marry Roger Rabbit."

ashlumlee218 shared a tip "remembered a scene from WFRR that haunted me as a kid (ahem, the boot), so I gave this film another watch years later. definitely a fun, wacky classic movie! 2D and live action mixed together peaked in the 90s, Space Jam is another classic example"

asia_fletcher shared a tip "I loved this movie since I was very young I remember being obsessed with it and also amazed definitely on my long list of favorite films"

keilaskingdom shared a tip "After watching this film be sure to look up “the making of Roger Rabbit” (or its episode of “Prop Culture on Disney+) the way they did the gags in real life and then animated on top of them is pretty amazing."

doonerorlater shared a tip "Can't recall exactly how old I was. 6? 7 maybe? But goodness gracious did seeing that cute squeaky shoe DIE a HORRIFIC, MUTILATING death at the hands of Judge Doom ruin me at a young age. Out of all the movies I listed here that scene got to me the most. I was inconsolable for like, 30 minutes. Ironically, this is now one of my all time favorite movies. Funny how that works, huh?"

myles_j_harris shared a tip "That's hard, the whole movie is a classic. One that stays in mind is when Roger was hiding in the back room in the bar and the judge comes in shortly after Eddie"

b-bo_is_awesome shared a tip "One of my favourite movies! It’s hilarious and action packed and I could honestly watch it all day. 😊 It’s definitely worth a watch."

jonathanosborn shared a tip "It had a great blend of good natured humor mixed with a film noir sensibility. “I’m not be Mr. Diamond. I’m just drawn that way.”"