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A western showdown of Bugs Bunny versus Yosemite Sam.A western showdown of Bugs Bunny versus Yosemite Sam.A western showdown of Bugs Bunny versus Yosemite Sam.
Mel Blanc
- Bugs Bunny
- (voice)
- …
Robert C. Bruce
- Third Cowboy
- (uncredited)
Michael Maltese
- Cowboy Crowds
- (uncredited)
Tedd Pierce
- Cowboy Crowds
- (uncredited)
- Director
- Writers
- All cast & crew
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Did you know
- TriviaIn the dancing sequence, there is a building in the background that says "Ken Champin Veterinarian". Ken Champin was one of the Looney Tunes key animators.
- GoofsThe swinging doors to the saloon completely disappear after Yosemite Sam orders "all of you skunks" to "clear outta here".
- Quotes
Yosemite Sam: Listen, stranger. This town ain't big enough fer the two of us!
Bugs Bunny: It ain't? Eh, pardon me, Mac.
[He exits the saloon, followed by construction noises until he returns]
Bugs Bunny: Now is it big enough?
[a much-larger city has been built behind the town]
Yosemite Sam: Naw, still ain't big enough!
- Crazy creditsThe 3 black/white logos appear on a white paper.
- Alternate versionsIn the original version, Yosemite Sam is "the roughest toughest he-man stuffest hombre that's ever crossed the Rio Grande - and I don't mean Mahatma Gandhi!" In later releases, the line ends "... and I ain't no namby-pamby!" Even the 4-disc DVD set of Looney Tunes shorts released in 2004 replaces the "Mahatma Gandhi" line with "namby-pamby".
- ConnectionsEdited from Hare Trigger (1945)
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Really great!
When Yosemite Sam comes into town, his reputation comes before him and the majority of the town run in fear of their lives. However Bugs Bunny stands his ground in a saloon stand off which spills out into the street to decide who stays in the town and who goes.
Another of the Bugs cartoons that sets itself in the old west opposite Sam to good effect and this is easily one of the best cartoons that I've seen with them. The animation is full and looks great, the characters are detailed and the backgrounds aren't just coloured blotches in the rear of the shot! The plot is a good western spoof (Bugs even says `just like Gary Cooper' at one point') and is pretty funny for most of the time.
Bugs is on top form and Sam is pretty sharp. The two work well together and Sam is a good partner for Bugs. The material is pretty clever but still has good physical slapstick too boot. Overall this is a really good Bugs Bunny cartoon with plenty of laughs and a real sense of quality in everything from the animation, the characters and material.
Another of the Bugs cartoons that sets itself in the old west opposite Sam to good effect and this is easily one of the best cartoons that I've seen with them. The animation is full and looks great, the characters are detailed and the backgrounds aren't just coloured blotches in the rear of the shot! The plot is a good western spoof (Bugs even says `just like Gary Cooper' at one point') and is pretty funny for most of the time.
Bugs is on top form and Sam is pretty sharp. The two work well together and Sam is a good partner for Bugs. The material is pretty clever but still has good physical slapstick too boot. Overall this is a really good Bugs Bunny cartoon with plenty of laughs and a real sense of quality in everything from the animation, the characters and material.
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- Also known as
- El conejo vuelve a las andadas
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- Gross US & Canada
- $14,753
- Opening weekend US & Canada
- $12,285
- Feb 16, 1998
- Gross worldwide
- $14,753
- Runtime7 minutes
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 1.37 : 1
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