The Day the Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie

Very Classic Looney Toons shenanigans with super expressive 2D animation. I'm here for a looney time. Petunia Pig is Perfect

I was excited at the prospect of a Looney Tunes theatrical release and thought this would be a fun adventure with predictable nods to classic sci-fi features. What I was surprised to find was that it had only a few quick nods to classic sci-fi movies and was otherwise a largely original plot. It definitely hit some standard marks, but had great jokes along the way.

Or, How Bubble Tea Helped Save the World.Porky and Daffy grew up together on a farm with "Farmer Jim," and when he passes away, he leaves them the house. Years later, an imminent alien invasion threatens their home and the memory of "Farmer Jim" and they will have to team up with Petunia to save the world one wad of chewing gum at a time.The movie doesn't hold back and fully embraces the madness we've come to expect from them. And although, initially, I would have liked to see it in English, the Latin American Spanish dub, made in Mexico, goes even further and also lets loose with a strong dose of double entendres that makes it even more enjoyable.The Looney Tunes continue to be counterculture after all these years; unfortunately, the "sound of a bygone era" has now caught up with them, but they still make us laugh. It's important to see this movie in theaters so that distributors and studios see that there is still an audience that wants to see this. Hopefully, it will be achieved.