Bugs Bunny's Wild World of Sports

TV Short
1989
24m

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Bugs Bunny's Wild World of Sports (1989)

From the "Arthur Q. Bryan Pavillon", the sportsman of the year awards is announced. Many clips with Warner Brothers cartoons characters doing sports activities are replayed from years gone b... Read allFrom the "Arthur Q. Bryan Pavillon", the sportsman of the year awards is announced. Many clips with Warner Brothers cartoons characters doing sports activities are replayed from years gone by.From the "Arthur Q. Bryan Pavillon", the sportsman of the year awards is announced. Many clips with Warner Brothers cartoons characters doing sports activities are replayed from years gone by.

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6.5/10

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Mel Blanc

Bugs Bunny
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Roy Firestone

Sportscasters
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Paul Kuhn

Elmer Fudd
(voice)

Randi Rosenholtz

Maggie
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Directors
- Greg Ford
- Terry Lennon
- Friz Freleng(original material)
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Mel Blanc's final TV performance.

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Edited from Sport Chumpions (1941)

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O Nene
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Music by Erich Wolfgang Korngold

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7/10

not bad

Sometimes, it seems like Warner Bros. went a little overboard with cartoon compilations in the '70s and '80s. If so, then at least there were a limited number. "Bugs Bunny's Wild World of Sports" is passable. It portrays an awards ceremony where one of the Looney Tunes will take home a prize for his athletic performances in cartoons, which they show throughout the movie; Daffy Duck morosely assumes that the judges have already chosen Bugs Bunny.

If this movie has any problem, it's that they cut the cartoons short; why'd they have to remove the hilarious ends of "High Diving Hare" and "My Bunny Lies Over the Sea"? But even so, the movie is a nice, silly way to pass time, even for a non-athletic person like me.

On another note, I notice that this came out in 1989, which was the year that Mel Blanc died (he was in fact the first famous person whose death I was aware of). I wish to assert that they shouldn't have produced anything after his death; his voices were really the heart and soul of the cartoons.

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