"Iconic Animation: Reacting to 'WHO FRAMED ROGER RABBIT' (1988) for the First Time" | REVIEW PART 2

"Iconic Animation: Reacting to 'Who Framed Roger Rabbit' (1988) for the First Time" | REVIEW
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[@traviswall1982]

Bob Hoskins is probably the *LUCKIEST* actor of all time. Who else got to be in a scene with both Mickey Mouse and Bugs Bunny at the same time?

[@marcusfridh8489]

And then he played smee in hook and his down fall in 1993, the infamous super Mario movie

[@traviswall1982]

@@marcusfridh8489 I actually loved both of those and am still waiting for Super Mario Bros 2. 🤷 What can I say, the heart wants what the heart wants....

[@this.is.a.username]

@@marcusfridh8489 What downfall? SMB is a masterpiece

[@skepticcritic4995]

Great Reaction! Fun fact: Zemeckis wanted Bill Murray to play Eddie Valiant but they couldnt reach him in time and they got Bob Hoskins in the end. Murray ranted about this after learning it. They also wanted Christopher Lee to play Judge Doom, he rejected the offer Tim Curry and John Cleese additioned for the role of Judge Doom The director/producers refused Curry because they found him too scary, and Cleese being a former member of Monty Python not convincing for a sadistic villain

[@this.is.a.username]

god i would have loved to have seen Curry as Doom

[@josemunozrojas1681]

Really? That's awesome! 😲👍🏻😉 I read a while back they also tried to get Eddie Murphy for this movie. At first he thought he was being offered the role of Roger's voice. After realizing he was actually being offered the part of the cranky Detective Valiant, he turned it down. He admitted feeling like an idiot, after the movie came out 🤦🏻‍♂️😅😅😅

[@skepticcritic4995]

@@josemunozrojas1681 wow I never knew about that. Funny how both Bill Murray and Eddie Murphy regretted their choices after the film came out

[@JohnRandomness105]

However it happened, they got the right actors for the job, although Tim Curry might have done as well. Would any other actor besides Bob Hoskins have gone the extra mile, beyond the call of duty, to convincingly appear to look AT toons and focus on them?

[@alexojideagu]

Cleese literally plays a maniac in Fawlty Towers lol

[@myphone4590]

Getting Disney and Warner brother cartoons to appear next to each other, or having the animators calculate and measure the size of characters in each frame before drawing them (back before CGI) was considered impossible, but Steven Spielberg didn't ask if it could be done, he asked "how much would it cost". Then when people quoted "go away" prices, he paid them.

[@samovarsa2640]

The drunk in the bar who refers to the rabbit as 'Harvey' is a reference to a play called... Well, 'Harvey' whereby the main character states he has an invisible friend who is a giant rabbit. It was adapted into a film in 1950, and is supposed to be pretty good.

[@long-timesci-fienthusiast9626]

It is a very funny film with the great actor James Stewart as Mr. Dowd. It is in B/W but well worth reacting to, IMO.

[@PedroCastillo_1980]

I remember that reference and of course Harvey starring by James Stewart

[@traviswall1982]

I always thought the was referring to Harvey comics, but that makes more sense.

[@NealMarchuk]

Thanks for enjoying this movie, Vanessa! I remember it so fondly from my childhood. You said it's important for a man to make a woman laugh. I agree, but it's even more important for toons. To them, the most important thing in life is humour, and the power to amuse others. So when Jessica said that Roger makes her laugh, she was paying him the highest compliment that one toon can to another.

[@swanchamp5136]

Judge doom was nightmare fuel when he goes full toon. Even the nostalgia critic is afraid of him

[@Lucas-Stl]

He’s not afraid of him, he’s afraid of the bad cgi. 🤣 I kid, I kid.

[@TherealRNOwwfpooh]

@@Lucas-Stl CGI didn't exist here. It was all practical effects & hand-drawn animation.

[@Lucas-Stl]

@@TherealRNOwwfpooh I know, I said “I kid”. xD

[@TherealRNOwwfpooh]

@@Lucas-Stl You didn't say that when I read the comment originally. You clearly added that in post-edit as I was responding to you. But, sure, I'll buy your flimsy excuse to avoid any pointless argument.

[@Lucas-Stl]

@@TherealRNOwwfpooh 1) Rude. 2) There is no "Edited" on my original comment like this one does so your argument is moot.

[@brandonstarr983]

Fun reaction! This movie was a near-miracle to make. It has both Warner Bros. and Disney characters, and those studios were (and are) rivals, especially in animation. They had to do a lot of haggling to get all the characters in the movie; one rule was that the important characters had to have the same number of lines. Thus, similar lines in Daffy/Donald and also in the Mickey/Bugs scenes.

[@OnceUponaReaction]

Wow. That's so interesting to know 😱🤯

[@GroovingPict]

and the outro by both Porky Pig and Tinkerbell

[@SirNuts]

and that miracle was made possible by Steven Spielberg who went to Disney and Warner for the agreement

[@looneytoon76]

and Universal with Woody Woodpecker and Paramount with Betty Boop

[@maexpert11]

I actually heard that Bob Hoskins went alittle bit crazy while making this movie for a while after he was walking around talking to people who wasn't there because he was acting like he was talking to cartoon characters for so long while filming I can imagine that would happen to anyone kinda like playing the Joker would make you a bit crazy

[@HonkHonkler]

Also, love how they directed final fight sequence using toon items. This film's universe managed to create a believable universe where toons and humans co-exist side by side in real life. Also another bit of random info on this film/universe, the toons are basically second class citizens lol. They don't mind it because they genuinely enjoy entertaining humans and making them laugh, it's the sole reason they exist in the first place, but they're basically are treated like second class citizens. It's also the reason Acme had to make a will to ensure that toon town be left alone. There 100% would be people that take advantage of the toons good nature to wreck toon town for their own agenda.

[@brianshepherd9740]

Thank you so much, #OnceUponaReaction, for uploading the second part of this awesome movie reaction. Your content is absolutely amazing, and I enjoy watching your reactions to different TV shows and movies.

[@stevem.1853]

The Red Car was a streetcar (tranvia?) network in LA, just like in the movie. Also, the Ink and Paint club references the Ink and Paint department at Disney. Back in the day it was an all female department, to cut down on "patty-cake" between employees(!) Great reaction ☮ & ♥

[@Stratelier]

Another fun fact: While the instrumental version became synonymous with Looney Tunes, "The Merry-go-round Broke Down" was in fact its own song (with its own lyrics).

[@jacoblofthus7908]

It's always a delight seeing you. And this movie is a true marvel of its time that holds strongly to this day. And I don't even usually get interested in this sort of stuff.

[@blastradius9136]

1988 was an awesome time for movies. I saw this movie in the theater with my mom. I saw Beetlejuice in the theater and Nightmare on Elm Street 4.

[@betelman]

Very happy you finally got to see this film. It is one of my favorites. It is Not really kids film. But hopefully, for the kids who do see it, the adult jokes go over their heads, just like in the original Looney Tunes. It is mostly for us big kids who loved watching Toons and still have that love for them, as you said you yourself did. Loved your reactions and love that you liked it as well.

[@kingsnake23]

By far great reaction

[@Pixelologist]

Valiant stopped at the entrance to the tunnel because Toon Town was at the other end of it. He had to steel himself for that.

[@thefatman2780]

ABSOLUTELY POSITIVELY ADORE YOU AND YOUR CONTENT

[@stanleysmith2221]

Nice reaction, you are a lot of fun

[@Sinnathan]

That Chavo del 8 reference though 🤣❤️

[@PedroCastillo_1980]

I love El Chavo del Ocho👍

[@robertrochette2904]

6:22 Nothing wrong with that , girl.. i've been watching toons for over 40 years and i don't plan to stop anytime soon .. 😊

[@bradrot991]

Hello, great reaction as always.

[@jamiep1975]

Robert Zemeckis also made Romancing the Stone. Have you seen it? It's set in Colombia (though filmed in Mexico).

[@Psycopathicus]

Maybe it wasn't precisely a KID'S movie, per se, but you better believe we watched it as kids back in the day. It was a huge part of pop culture in general - Roger Rabbit showed up a lot at Disneyland and other such places for years afterward. I think of it as one of those 'something for everyone' sort of movies - there's enough color and wackiness and hijinks to keep kids entertained, and enough darkness and weirdness and mystery to keep adults invested. (And if you know anything about movie-making, and the sheer amount of effort that went into making this movie, it gets more impressive every time you watch it - it's not just the animation that still holds up; this was an absolute MASTERPIECE of special effects for its day.)

[@damianstarks3338]

You have taken me back to my childhood with this movie reaction

[@MALTA518]

The only appearance of Mickey Mouse and Bugs Bunny together. Thank you Vannessa for the great reacion and I know the force is with you😉 As a curiosity, I will add that Mickey Mouse was supposed to be the referee in Space Jam, but Disney said: No way. :( Kind regards, Michael. 💚

[@WhiteFox8792]

The deal for the Looney Tunes being in the movie was that they have equal screen time with the Disney characters. That's why a lot of them appear together, like Donald and Daffy and Mickey and Bugs. And if they didn't share screen time, they had about equal time on screen, like Dumbo and Yosemite Sam. The behind the scenes of this movie is wild!

[@cliffchristie5865]

A current generation will chuckle at the reference to "Harvey", but but almost none of them get it. He's the title character in a 1944 play, and subsequent movie. He is a 6' 3 1/2" Invisible white rabbit. Hence, Angelo pretends that he's sitting next to him on the barstool.

[@DanJackson1977]

He didnt stop the car to have an epiphany. He stopped becuSe it's the gateway to ToonTown, and he hates Toontown.. it's where his brother died. Also, this really a Disney movie. It's a Touchstone movie. Touchstone was the company that Disney used to put out PG13 and R rated films. So yes, they produced this, but originally their name wasnt on it.

[@lesliedaubert1411]

The tunnel they drive through to get to toontown is the same tunnel that's used in "Back to the Future ".

[@rachardmcintyre6560]

Fun Fact: the tunnel scene at 13:42 is where they, also, filmed part of Back to the Future 2! It's when Biff chases Marty to the tunnel's other side & Doc drops a rope-like wire to Marty from the Delorean. After that, Biff's car runs into a manure truck.🎞📽

[@user-wo6nh8ex1k]

I LOVE YOU! Your humor is same as in Finnish people! it is wild to know that you are living in america and are same kind of mentality than people in Finland. We are all same big family! Your are great! All the silly thing you do we resonate!

[@OnceUponaReaction]

Thank you. Actually, I live in Colombia 😉👌

[@user-wo6nh8ex1k]

Comumbia, it is South America is’t it. I met a girl In Finland, she was from Ukraina. We made training programmen togerher, she was just like you. Slava Ukraini!

[@federicao4609]

Bob Hoskin is the same guy who was in the Super Mario movie from the 90's

[@gluuuuue]

Yah, men's pants were worn much higher in the past. You see it in older movies from the '30s an '40s, like Bogart in The Maltese Falcon or James Stewart in lotsa movies. Think it was part of the way tailors made men's legs look longer and thus them appear taller. 2:54 When Angelo mentions seeing a rabbit and introduces "Harvey", that's the same fictional imaginary rabbit Andy Dufresne references in Shawshank Redemption ("Second cousin to Harvey the Rabbit").

[@Johnny_Socko]

This movie played very well in Los Angeles, because it had so much fun with our history. The "Who needs a car in LA?" line got the biggest laugh of the movie. We did have a very good public transit system for about 40 years, until it was replaced by freeways. However, the transit system today is vastly better than it was in 1988 when this film was released.

[@-.._.-_...-_.._-..__..._.-.-.-]

You are animated. Great reaction and editing. I like all the jokes you cut in. I also appreciate you keeping your face on the screen. There is this trend going on with reactors, where they often full-screen the movie and don't show their reaction. I don't get it.

[@fabriziofriuli3688]

13:54. I hope that Yakko and Wakko don't '' attack '' Jessica Rabbit.😂😂😂😂

[@TherealRNOwwfpooh]

Yakko & Wakko: "Hellooo Nurse!" ~Dot KO's her drooling brothers with a classic Toon comedy mallet, whilst rolling her eyes sarcastically~ Dot: "Boys."

[@bigjoeofthe707]

10:31 holy shit. You were drunk. Correction: druuuuuuuuunk. Damn. Lmao

[@thomasvlaskampiii6850]

Two great things came out in 1988. This movie (premier June 1988). Me (born October 1988)

[@CaddyJim]

*Who Framed Rodger Rabbit* (1988) *Cool World* (1992) *Brad Pitt* & *Kim Basinger* *Space Jam* (1996) starring *Michael Jordan* *Space Jam 2* (2021) starring *LeBron James*

[@IDLERACER]

🤪👍 To this day, this remains the only movie in which Disney, Warner Brothers, Paramount, MGM and Universal cartoons all intermingle. Note that "Space Jam" was merely a Warner Brothers movie that featured all Warner Brothers characters.

[@jjohnson4013]

But we dident see tom and jerry

[@TherealRNOwwfpooh]

@@jjohnson4013 No, but original concept art shows that they, along with Popeye & his rival Bluto/Brutus, Casper the Friendly Ghost, and even the Fleischer version of DC's Superman were slated to appear in a scene for Marvin Acme's funeral that was cut for time constraints, as was the deleted "Pig's Head" scene (wherein Judge Doom has the weasel Toon Patrol take a struggling Eddie into Toon Town & subsequently cover his head with a Toon pig's head, which he has to viscerally scrub away, which is why he shows up back at his office just coming out of the shower when Jessica basically tells him she's willing to do anything... ~her oversized boobs jiggle, with appropriate 'boing' sound effect, although they actually move backwards/counterclockwise, if we're contrasting them to a real woman's chest~ ...to save her husband's career).

[@matthewmoffatt8186]

Love your reaction to this movie

[@user-ib6sq3fs9v]

Christopher Lloyd & Hulk Hogan, Suburban Commando 1991

[@paulstelter8273]

Si, mas como esto! So glad you broke this into two uploads; this movie needed 40 minutes of Vanessa to do it justice. 😊

[@olddog330]

Toon logic: The foundation of fidelity for a Toon couple is fun instead of sex. Only Roger is supposed to be the one to make Jessica laugh. He truly was hurt to see her playing a game with anyone else. "Pattycake" is literal, not a euphemism for fornication.

[@myphone4590]

It's not just toon logic, it's toon physics. When Roger said he could only take his hand out of the cuffs when it was funny, this was literally true. It's how toons work in this setting. Eddie used that against the weasels at the end. That's why he stopped before going back into Toontown and got out a gun that literally fired joke bullets.

[@TherealRNOwwfpooh]

Except the "pattycake" scene had double (or rather multiple) meanings, because "pattycake" is actual Golden Age Hollywood lingo for extra-marital affairs ("You're not the only man whose wife 'played pattycake' on him.") & is a genuine euphemism for sex, with the literal "pattycake" pictures being both a visual metaphor (as Marvin ACME & Jessica Rabbit were literally playing pattycake, but when Eddie Valiant was taking the incriminating photos, the questionable sounds Jessica were making definitely made it sound like she was two-timing her hare husband with the live human founder of Toon Town) as well as a visual gag (thanks to Roger flipping through the photos so that they moved like an old-school animation flipbook).

[@vytallicaq.6881]

I hear Zemeckis is filming a new movie called "Here". Starring Tom Hanks and Robin Wright. Forrest and Jenny, together again!

[@tsogobauggi8721]

1.17 Hahaha :) 5:14 "This lever stupid!" :D 8:05 I like how she puts the frying pan in her purse. :) 10:27 Never say never... ;) 12:12 Lol. 13:47 "Nice booby trap."

[@williamjones6031]

1. Christopher Lloyd as the heavy. 😎 2. One of the cartoon bullets is the voice of Pat Buttram. He played Mr. Haney on Green Acres. 3. There had to be equal screentime for Disney and WB characters. 4. The tunnel going into Toon Town is the same one they use in the "Back to the Future" movies. 5. Favorite character is the Baby🤣

[@chuckhackett4493]

Pat Buttram was also in Back to the Future Part 3

[@williamjones6031]

@@chuckhackett4493 Yes he was. I haven't checked but it might have been his last gig.

[@JW666]

You're always a delight to see, beauty 😉🙂

[@misterprickly]

Christopher Lloyd wore a wig, latex makeup, false teeth and flat coloured contact lenses; that combined with his cloak constantly flowing in the breeze (even though they're indoors) heightens the idea that there's something *not right* about the Judge. They managed to get as many of the original voice actors to play their iconic characters. This was (sadly) the last time Mel Blanc would voice the looney tunes characters.

[@josecarlosbarrientos]

17:19 jajajajajaja 🤣🤣

[@chadking1938]

I think the next movie should be Dick Tracy 1990.

[@PedroCastillo_1980]

Who Framed Roger Rabbit one of my favorites from my childhood directed by Robert Zemeckis starring Bob Hoskins, Christopher Lloyd and Joanna Cassidy. Thank you Vanessa great reaction😊😊👍👍

[@rodneyhickman825]

Revenge of the nerds should be next .

[@neilpacker30]

Pixar, owned by Disney, knew WB would not want their characters to appear in a Pixar film, so they sent Steven Spielberg to make a personal request in exchange for an Executive Producer credit. No one says no to Spielberg, and WB agreed as long as their principle characters got equal screen time to Disney’s biggest stars. This is why Daffy and Donal Duckbperfofned together, as well as Mickey Mouse and Bugs bunny.

[@p0pp4]

The movie is very fun but the book was much darker.

[@chibangin007]

Far away!

[@SnabbKassa]

Jessica's ratios are not what men want, and they are not achievable. They are a huge exaggeration of the ratio we like, that is basically the second factor in attraction after personality.

[@fredkrissman6527]

THE perfect film for YOU to react to Vanessa, IMO... btw: "...Spielberg convinced Warner Bros., Fleischer Studios, Famous Studios, King Features Syndicate, Felix the Cat Productions, Turner Entertainment, and Universal Pictures / Walter Lantz Productions to "lend" their characters to appear in the film with (in some cases) stipulations on how those characters were portrayed..." Thus your confusion about which studio financed the film based on the plethora of toons in the film!

[@carm3d]

Ironic that this was based on a book titled "Who Censored Roger Rabbit." Since the movie came out, it has been censored by Disney: In the beginning when Baby Herman stuck his hand up the girl's dress and said, "Excuse me, Toots!" he originally had his fingers up like he was giving her vagoliannanina a tickle. Speaking of vageinaylallielays, when the toon cabbie rode over the spilled dip and Jessica was thrown from the cab, there was a single frame where you could see her... Well, you know. They later drew panties on her.

[@retromaven2159]

The best reaction to this film I've seen on KZbin, Vane! Great job 🐰

[@CMWaters]

"I don't think I've seen so many deaths in a Disney movie." Well, there are the Huns in Mulan...making her a Disney princess with a high body count.

[@HonkHonkler]

Random cool info, but Judge Doom actually has some lore to why he's a murderous toon. Not gonna spoil it (also I'm lazy and don't want to just copy and paste word for word someone's words), but look it up yourselves. It's kind of cool.

[@EruveyConB]

"Como Don Ramón" jajajajajajaja

[@jorgeruizlerin8341]

La peli ni es de Disney ni de Warner,,llegaron a un acuerdo y tenían que salir en la peli el mismo tiempo personajes de las dos compañías..salen los mismos segundos..esta comprobado ..

[@timcynique8974]

The story of los angeles tramway buy by car industry for destruct public service and build highways is a true story.

[@chibangin007]

16 years

[@timroebuck3458]

I still like whiskey with a good cigar.

[@lazyperfectionist1]

0:45 "You don't know how _hard_ it is being a woman, _looking_ the way I do." That's a _meme._

[@lazyperfectionist1]

0:54 "I'm not _bad._ I'm just _drawn_ that way." That's _another._

[@lazyperfectionist1]

4:34 "Of course. Grab her by her chest." That might be a meme, _too._ This movie produced a _lot_ of 'em.

[@Logan-ed4pu]

16:16 The cutaway to the little girl screaming with the tablet. I had to pause, because I was laughing too hard to continue.

[@McPh1741]

Around this same time, Bob Hoskins was in a n action comedy movie with Denzel Washington called “Heart Condition”. It flies under the radar and is probably mostly forgotten about. I haven’t seen it in TV in years. But it’s another great performance from Hoskins and his chemistry with Denzel is great. I highly recommend it. It’s an action comedy but it had a serious tone to it. Great reaction as alway Vanessa.

[@traviswall1982]

For some reason, while I loved "Heart Condition", it gets low ratings. I can watch Bob Hoskins in anything though.

[@Demigord]

zemeckis had like 8 years where he made this, back to the futures, and forest gump. that's a hall of fame career there

[@Demigord]

add romancing the stone and death becomes her. contact in 97. what a legend

[@beansfriend7033]

"'Hollywood teeth' - looks like a toilet." Omg, I'm crying. I've thought that forever, but the trend just keeps on going. Hahahaha!

[@OnceUponaReaction]

Ikr is hideous 😂

[@Beardo2517]

Bed knobs and broom sticks would be fun

[@boqndimitrov8693]

true that after many years they made some kind of similar movies, but they don't even come close to the level of this one. also, if you watched star wars 4, you probably recognized HERE the actor whose character was too cheeky with vader, and as a result suddenly developed problems with breathing. (one of the few survivors after such an experience!).

[@ivanrodzp]

Hola! Alguna vez has hecho tu reacción a Star Wars? Saludos desde Chile

[@chibangin007]

My best friend

[@lazyperfectionist1]

8:33 😄 Okay. Vanessa, you're cute.

[@coreyhendricks9490]

One Of Robert Zemeckis' Masterpieces Ever Made

[@chibangin007]

Okay again

[@Dirkus17]

Wait, did flat Don Ramòn happen before Roger Rabbit?

[@OnceUponaReaction]

Wow, I don't know

[@TherealRNOwwfpooh]

No.

[@doreybain]

I like that you are watching movies that were popular during their time but haven't been done to death by other reacters.

[@TherealRNOwwfpooh]

Actually, a lot of people have reacted to this movie.

[@chuckhackett4493]

Fun fact: The actor who voiced Roger Rabbit was in Back to the Future Part 2, he was the guy in 2015 who gave Marty the idea to buy the Sports Almanac and go back in time. Also in the Antique shop in 2015 you can actually see a stuffed Roger Rabbit toy.

[@CaddyJim]

Fun movie fact the tunnel going into Toontown is the same tunnel used in Back to the Future 2

[@chibangin007]

My.

[@adriengourgousse8821]

Nice reaction. So Many funny cuts🤩😆, and the flashback to Bad Santa🙏❤🍾🥃so great memories. The bad guy's melting death reminds "Street Trash"🤮🤣(intentionally or not), but never watch it! It may be the grossest movie ever made haha.

[@jdde756]

Does this answer your question kiss. Why

[@chibangin007]

Yor mom knows

[@chibangin007]

Nvm

[@chibangin007]

She was killed

[@chibangin007]

Umm...

[@notmee2388]

More Strip-tease Reactions! 🤪😛😂🤣 😘💋💋💋💋💋💋🙋‍♀🙆‍♀💁‍♀🤦‍♀ 🤔🤨🙄😑🤗

[@chibangin007]

Not my buiness

[@chibangin007]

Diseny ? At was all

[@chibangin007]

Sorry

[@chibangin007]

No

[@chibangin007]

No