>tfw a sequel is pretty much impossible
At least we still have the books and the toontown online game.
Tfw a sequel is pretty much impossible
Matthew Ward
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Ian Foster
I just wanna see more of Jessica Rabbit’s fat Œ (minuscule: œ) is a Latin alphabet grapheme, a ligature of o and e. In medieval and early modern Latin, it was used to represent the Greek diphthong οι and in a few non-Greek words, usages that continue in English and French.
Noah Reyes
Based and educatingthemassespilled
Parker Jones
>>tfw a sequel is pretty much impossible
>implying that's a bad thing
Oliver Long
The books are terrible though. Also, a big part about the movie is the fact that it looked like magic when it came out. You can't wow audiences with visual effects anymore; you can write just as good a movie, but the effect will never be the same
Zachary Murphy
She actually made a cameo in Valerian. I guess like the book, she finally crossed over into being human.
David Scott
Gavin Smith
>a big part about the movie is the fact that it looked like magic when it came out.
Yeah but it just so happens that it's also very funny and allows for a multitude of readings concerning LA's gentrification, the nature of intellectual property, celebrity culture and a bunch of other stuff.
Come for the animation stay for a very smart and charming film (with fantastic animation)
Bentley Turner
Seeing irl women attempt to replicate Jessica Rabbit's proportions when they make cosplays is always interesting
Jackson Allen
Love this, thanks user
Liam Hughes
>Not liking WFRR
Gay
Josiah Lewis
I like the movie and I sure as fuck hope there isn't a sequel
Jaxon Evans
>game
Holy shit I never realized that was the same toontown
Lincoln Gonzalez
He might be saying that any attempt at a follow up would be a trainwreck. You just couldn't replicate was WFRR was at the time.
Eli Brooks
Owen Edwards
Asher Brown
In this day and age, you would not want a sequel. With today's corporate culture and reliant on computers and cost-saving shortcuts, there's no way in Hell they would ever be able to do a sequel proper justice. Just be grateful we got what we got.
Justin Williams
What would a faux-80s movie about relations between inkmade and digital toons be like?
Evan Rivera
>a sequel is impossible
It's for the best, trust me user
Easton Sullivan
I'd pay to see that as a video game by Studio MDHR
Noah Phillips
>Studio MDHR
Jayden Gutierrez
Reminds me of Epic Mickey, the first game
Matthew Murphy
All I ever wanted from this movie is more of the weasel characters.
Samuel Barnes
It was weird to me how the only reference to the movie in Toontown Online was a single canned phrase from one of the cogs threatening to use dip on the player. There is no dip in the game, though. It's just referenced in that one canned phrase, and it never comes up again.
They could've at least made it explicit that the goal of the cogs was to build a freeway over Toontown.
Anthony Wilson
Wasn't literally all the 2D in this film animated in 1s? I doubt they could find dedicated animators like Richard Williams again, especially now 2D is considered unprofitable.
Lincoln Jenkins
2D never stopped being profitable. It's just not profitable *enough* for Disney's liking.
John Lewis
The only good thing to come from the Roger Rabbit Mythos is the short Trail Mix Up.
Carson Ross
That's the weakest of the 3 shorts, though. It's so low energy compared to the other two.
Julian Fisher
For what purpose?
Evan Cruz
Connor Barnes
R.I.P Toontown Online
Ryder Bell
I know Disney would never play ball with a crossover unless they went completely apeshit.
Would Warner Bros be able to do something almost [sans Disney] on the level of Roger Rabbit, since they own MGM, Looney Tunes, and Hanna-Barbera, along with the fact that they're chummy with Dreamworks (Owners of Felix the Cat and Rocky & Bullwinkle(?), plus it being a good while since Cartoon Network had a crossover of decent amount toward owned series [in America?]
Charles Jenkins
It's called Cartoon Network
Oliver Long
warner bros owns cartoon network
Kayden Hall
Spielberg's ideas for a sequel were poison and Zemeckis' talents died awhile ago. Sometimes a unique movie should remain unique.
Michael James
>"It's not like it's the end of the world!"
>that was the last Roger short they made
lol
gainax ending
Not that user, but they were damn entertaining and had loads of personality. I know I'd enjoy seeing those sleazy-but-cartoony bastards getting into more hi jinks.
Carson Reed
Roger Rabbit meets World War II.
Carter Wood
I mean, it's a very loose interpretation of the Roger Rabbit Toontown. Much more orderly, a world for rubber hose Mickey Mouse-type characters rather than literally any cartoon character you can think of living in a clusterfuck of a world.
Ayden Jackson
that roger has seen some shit
Nicholas Cook
We'll see how Animaniacs looks first. Maybe Based Steven will save animation for a second time.
Leo Bennett
>ignoring the real Yea Forums film
Evan Perez
Sorry Bakshi, that one was raped by Executives. At least we have pic related.
Aaron Morgan
I THINK COOL WORLD SUCKS
Ayden Nelson
Melvin Doo?