August 4, 2015

Looney Tunes: Rabbits Run DVD Review






**SYNOPSIS**



In Looney Tunes Rabbits Run, Bugs Bunny is a New York City cabbie who picks up the beautiful but bumbling perfume salesgirl, Lola Bunny, after she’s lost her job at a department store. Bugs, who drives Lola home from work in his taxi, has no idea he’s about to embark on the longest ride of his life!

In her spare time, Lola is an amateur perfume maker who’s convinced one day she’ll concoct the world’s most beautiful fragrance and sell it to the House of Moufette in Paris. Unbeknownst to Bugs, Lola, in one of her attempts to create the next big fragrance, has inadvertently invented an invisibility spray, and now the whole world is on their tails to steal her precious concoction!

On the run to Paris, Bugs and Lola must outsmart everyone from government officials, to Lola’s greedy department store boss, Giovanni and even Yosemite Sam, all of whom are after Lola’s “scent-sational” invisibility spray. Will Bugs help Lola thwart the bad guys and help her realize her dream of launching her own signature fragrance line? It’s a heart-stopping, looney adventure that animation fans won’t want to miss! Joining Bugs and Lola is a lineup of favorite Looney Tunes characters including Speedy Gonzalez, Elmer Fudd, Daffy Duck, Pepe Le Pew, Foghorn Leghorn and many others.





**MOVIE REVIEW**



In this new direct to home video release Lola is the star of the show and young girls should be highly entertained by her, grownups may find her to be a little grating. Bugs Bunny happens to be a cab driver in the big city and he gets entangled in a web of intrigue once he takes Lola on as a cab fare that won't end. The animated film runs at a good clip for 75 minutes. There were quite a few cameos by some old favorites but some were a little too brief to my liking. While this is not a classic that will hold a special place in the Looney Tunes legacy this is a cute and enjoyable time that is worth checking out. 8/10


**VIDEO QUALITY**



Looney Tunes: Rabbits Run arrives on DVD with a 480p transfer in the aspect ratio of 1.85:1 - Colors were eye popping with bright pinks and blues being the highlight, just about every color in the rainbow looks great here. Ink lines were rich and well defined. The image was crystal clear. No major signs of compression artifacts. 9/10


**AUDIO QUALITY**



Audio is provided by a Dolby Digital 5.1 track. - Voice acting work was consistently crisp and clear. The antics on screen get a nice boost from well placed surround effects. Bass was good but not all that deep. 8/10


**SPECIAL FEATURES**



* Bonus Episodes - Included are Best Friends, Coyote Falls, Fur of Flying, Rabid Rider, I Tawt I Taw A Puddy Tat