Zootopia meets Who Framed Roger Rabbit?

They immediately put this into my mind, for whatever reason:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZiHJ0EdVY4o
(Who Framed Roger Rabbit - Toontown)

Like growing up with Roger Rabbit. *quality

.. when they said they were gonna pick dance moves I thought "hope it's not the Roger Rabbit."

Naw, he's just informed about the behavior of chickenshit conformism. Raised during a period of formula baby drink through a bottle. Like that old baby from Who Framed Roger Rabbit. He never got any titty time as an actual baby, just a buncha bottles with milk/formula. Now he spends his days sucking down tobacco and obsessing over women with big breasts.

If you can't see the correlation between the mass insanity that is the internet and our fucked up commercialized, biotech driven formative years, then you need to quickly reassess your existence.

Reminded me of Who Framed Roger Rabbit. It's excellent if you wanted a "toon" bra.

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Disney made a few movies using this technique in the 60s and early 70s. Mary Poppins, Bedknobs and Broomsticks, etc.. I remember finding them all dreadfully boring as a child of the 80s.

Roger Rabbit looked far better and more convincing with much more elaborate integration between the "toon" and filmed elements. The two main innovations are painting all the toon elements with extra passes of light and shadow which were "interactive" with the scene (using animator's eyeballs and elbow grease to figure it out). Also using pupeteers and specially built sets to allow more in-camera interaction between toon and physical elements.

>> ^BoneRemake:

Made me laugh. I remember watching this as a little guy and it being the rage.
Kudos to that movie though, is it not the first of its kind ?

>> ^quantumushroom:

It's the Looney Tunes Effect. A character that runs off a cliff will not fall until he realizes he's only standing on air.

Yes! Just like Roger Rabbit can only escape from the handcuffs when it's funny to do so.

Always been a huge fan of Rockstar...playing through GTAIV now finally and I'm just amazed at how engaging and well made it is. Can't wait for this because I live near LA it'll be interesting historically as well as I'm sure a good game. Makes me wanna bust out "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" to get a taste of 50's LA.

That was far more captivating than I thought. It begs for Hi-Def, however; YouTube doesn't afford a view of anyone's face in any detail _at all_. I really like how the only time he breaks stride from his Roger Rabbit is for the Bolly Girls. I mean, wouldn't you too?

There's a new trailer on yahoo movies right now now and it's all kinds of awesome. Now, about the stuff that you think sucks - the director made The Lion King and the Roger Rabbit short films, which were crazy good. And anyway, I'm not gonna deny myself the chance to see Jackie and Jet Li in an epic rumble no matter what! http://movies.yahoo.com/feature/theforbiddenkingdom.html?showVideo=1

I just watched this a half dozen times in a row. This is so hilarious, and it makes me feel like we live in a mixed cartoon universe, like Who Framed Roger Rabbit.

"Original intro cartoon for Who Framed Roger Rabbit?"

Correct this is the opening of Roger Rabbit, brilliant.