Director:
Joe DanteGuión:
Larry DoyleCámara:
Dean CundeyMúsica:
Jerry GoldsmithReparto:
Brendan Fraser, Jenna Elfman, Heather Locklear, Timothy Dalton, Bill Goldberg, Dick Miller, Kevin McCarthy, Mary Woronov, Leo Rossi, Billy West, Bob Bergen (más)Streaming (3)
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El pato Lucas, cansado de estar siempre a la sombra del conejo Bugs Bunny, ha decidido abandonar el estudio de la Warner Bros. Para ello cuenta con la ayuda de Kate Houghton, una vicepresidenta con muy poco sentido del humor que ordena al guarda jurado DJ Drake que lo eche de allí. DJ descubre que su padre, famoso por interpretar a espías internacionales, era un auténtico espía que ahora ha sido secuestrado por el Presidente de la perversa Acme Corporation. Con la ayuda del pato Lucas, DJ intentará un desesperado plan de rescate, mientras son seguidos de cerca por Kate y Bugs Bunny. (Warner Bros. España)
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If for nothing else, two things make this film good to know about. For one thing, it is accompanied by Jerry Goldsmith's very last brisk soundtrack, and it was accompanied by the absolutely great Coyote short The Whizzard of Ow before the start of the film. As far as Looney Tunes: Back in Action is concerned, things are unfortunate. The story is completely absent, the screenwriters "focused" only on the hundreds of all kinds of references that they slapped on top of each other, the occasional blatant stupidity of what happened in the film was "excused" by having one of the characters say something like "That doesn't make sense" .... And so on. But what struck me the most was the shoddy technical aspect. The interaction of live and animated characters certainly can't compare not only to Roger Rabbit, but also to Space Jam... Pretty crappy. Joe Dante's worst movie.
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