I definitely remembered this movie since I used to watch it all the time when I was little. Now that I'm re-watching as an adult and I still love it!! I just loved the fact that this movie was able to combine both the Looney Tunes and the Disney characters all into one film and yet have a really brilliant crime film involving all of these characters!

So, what did you think about this film and do you still love this film even when you're older?

Who DOESN'T remember this movie? Its a classic, one of the best and I still love it to this day. Its a wonderful film!

It was on TV a couple of months ago and I remembered how much I loved it. It's still great.

Its been many many years since Ive seen it but I do remember that piece of toast in the beginning with the baby looked so delicious.

@Kal'smahboi said:

It was on TV a couple of months ago and I remembered how much I loved it. It's still great.

Yeah, this movie just keeps getting better and better in later years!

It's a phenomenal movie, and it made history by doing something that has never been done prior to it, and probably never be done again. 
 
Letting two icons meet. 
 
  

It's great. The guy who created Roger Rabbit is working on this script for a new movie about Roger teaming up with Mickey Mouse. The Stooge, it's called.

best movie ever

the guy who voiced roger was the leader of the sweathogs after john travolta left

Loved the hell out of it one of my favorite movies of all time.

@Wolfrazer said:

Who DOESN'T remember this movie? Its a classic, one of the best and I still love it to this day. Its a wonderful film!

That's part of my childhood right there.

@The Stegman said:

It's a phenomenal movie, and it made history by doing something that has never been done prior to it, and probably never be done again.

Letting two icons meet.

I will never forget this scene!

Of course I remember it! It's a great movie.

Blast from the past.

Disney + Looney Tunes. I remember this and I wasn't even born yet to watch the film.

It's a phenomenal movie, and it made history by doing something that has never been done prior to it, and probably never be done again. 
 
Letting two icons meet. 
 
  

Who could forget this..

Anyhow...still a great movie.

 
 
 @Wolfrazer  
 

Oh Bugs...the original troll. He was doing it before anyone!
 

Who wouldn't?

I'm not bad, I'm just drawn that way.

@ragdollpurps said:

I'm not bad, I'm just drawn that way.

Truth be told, it is damn near impossible to find things not to like about this movie. Loved the hell out of this movie :)

Ahh it was such a great film and the animation was amazing

And there was also this amazing song:

Everyone that's ever been attracted to a cartoon character remembers this movie.

this movie is iconic

Seriously though, who doesn't remember it?

I've seen the VHS tape as a kid I believe. Really was a fun spectacular movie. Haven't seen it in such a long time.

This is one the best collaborative films of all time, if not the best.

It is a shame that Disney and Warner had such a falling out shortly after making this film, because this will never happen again. Another Disney/Warner crossover is less likely than a combined DC/Marvel, 12 issue, event.

This is one the best collaborative films of all time, if not the best.

It is a shame that Disney and Warner had such a falling out shortly after making this film, because this will never happen again. Another Disney/Warner crossover is less likely than a combined DC/Marvel, 12 issue, event.

@ragdollpurps said:

I'm not bad, I'm just drawn that way.

I actually use that line too this day lol.

@Wolfrazer: Its funny that you ask. I had researched it a little, a few years back. Both sides say something different. Because Roger Rabbit is a Disney character, and since he was the main character of the movie, the majority of the capital, based on contracts, was to go to Disney. Disney said Jack Warner tried to change the original contract. Warner said Disney didn't honor their end of the contract...whatever that was. After that, they got into a huge battle over TV rights regarding syndication of the film...a battle that still occurs today. That's why Who Framed Roger Rabbit is only featured on channels like HBO, FOX, TNT. Disney and Warner, based on contractual wars, are not allowed to show the film on any of their channels. all in all, I don't know why they couldn't work it out. My, very personal, belief is that Jack Warner was the shiftiest businessman in showbiz and Disney couldn't find a way to work with him. Though, I don't think the real reason will ever surface.

@nerdork said:

@Wolfrazer: Its funny that you ask. I had researched it a little, a few years back. Both sides say something different. Because Roger Rabbit is a Disney character, and since he was the main character of the movie, the majority of the capital, based on contracts, was to go to Disney. Disney said Jack Warner tried to change the original contract. Warner said Disney didn't honor their end of the contract...whatever that was. After that, they got into a huge battle over TV rights regarding syndication of the film...a battle that still occurs today. That's why Who Framed Roger Rabbit is only featured on channels like HBO, FOX, TNT. Disney and Warner, based on contractual wars, are not allowed to show the film on any of their channels. all in all, I don't know why they couldn't work it out. My, very personal, belief is that Jack Warner was the shiftiest businessman in showbiz and Disney couldn't find a way to work with him. Though, I don't think the real reason will ever surface.

I didn't know that Disney and Warner had a falling out years ago. I guess that's why I barely see Who Framed Roger Rabbit on Disney Channel.

I'm the only one who has not seen it.....

@DarkKnightDetective said:

I'm the only one who has not seen it.....

It's a really great movie! I think it's on DVD and Blu Ray at this moment...