Intergalactic basketball aside, “Looney Tunes” stories don’t take the form of feature films all that often. Beginning in the ‘30s and really hitting their stride in the glorious color animation of the ‘40s and ‘50s, the Warner Bros. cartoons have certainly stretched the bounds of what’s possible in 8-11 minutes, from full opera spoofs to fourth-wall-breaking experiments. The longer the runtime, though, the more chance there is to build a deeper connection to these iconic…
The Voice Acting of ‘Looney Tunes’ Still Honors Mel Blanc
