Any word on more Looney Tunes collections?
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Any word on more Looney Tunes collections?
I'm working my way through the *amazing* Looney Tunes Golden Collection, but there's so much more that I remember and would like to have. Any word on a second collection (and what shorts might be on it?). Thanks!
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I was thinking the same thing last night after I finished every last drop of Looney Tunes goodness from the Golden Collection. I know it takes a long time to restore and produce these deluxe sets, but I'm definitely jonesing for more!
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I thought I could ration these out, at least until a second collection was announced, but it's just too easy to get carried away and race through the collection.
More... we need more....
More... we need more....
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The Looney Tunes Golden collection was worth every penny. I hope they have more releases in the future. I know for a fact there's still great shorts out there that could be put into a great set. What about all the rest of the Roadrunner and Wile E. Coyote cartoons? How about the one where bugs is playing the piano and that mouse and messing with him the entire time, that's a classic! I have a feeling that maybe in a year or so... we'll see another great set.
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Originally posted by mzupeman2
I have a feeling that maybe in a year or so... we'll see another great set.
I have a feeling that maybe in a year or so... we'll see another great set.
I'm anticipating that when the selection list is released, there'll still be posts and complaints of "Two releases and they still don't have _____________? That's a classic and my favorite! How dare they overlook it twice?"
I'm hoping they dig up more obscure gold like the Bugs Bunny appearances in live-action movies and old commercials.
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I really enjoyed the Looney Tunes Golden Collection, I especially loved the documentries, but one question keeps on coming to mind, what are they going to title the second Looney Tunes Golden Collection? Looney Tunes Golden Collection II?
Say what you want about Disney, but they had the foresite to call their collections Walt Disney Treasures and focus on a different time span and subject for each one. How many Looney Tunes collections can you bill as Golden Collections?
Paul
Say what you want about Disney, but they had the foresite to call their collections Walt Disney Treasures and focus on a different time span and subject for each one. How many Looney Tunes collections can you bill as Golden Collections?
Paul
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Originally posted by jayson1017
I heard the next release will be in November. They're trying to make it an annual thing.
I heard the next release will be in November. They're trying to make it an annual thing.
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Agreed this is/was a very nice collection. My favorite thing about it is that my 4 year old and 19 month old LOVE ALL OF THESE!!
When I ask my 4 year what she wants to watch on TV during TV time she almost always asks for the Looney Tunes or Tom & Jerry!
So bring in it on WB, my house is READY!!
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When I ask my 4 year what she wants to watch on TV during TV time she almost always asks for the Looney Tunes or Tom & Jerry!
So bring in it on WB, my house is READY!!
Greg
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Originally posted by mzupeman2
How about the one where bugs is playing the piano and that mouse and messing with him the entire time, that's a classic!
How about the one where bugs is playing the piano and that mouse and messing with him the entire time, that's a classic!
I want an entire volume of Wile E. Coyote toons. He's my favorite of the bunch.
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Originally posted by PaulNJ21
I really enjoyed the Looney Tunes Golden Collection, I especially loved the documentries, but one question keeps on coming to mind, what are they going to title the second Looney Tunes Golden Collection? Looney Tunes Golden Collection II?
Say what you want about Disney, but they had the foresite to call their collections Walt Disney Treasures and focus on a different time span and subject for each one. How many Looney Tunes collections can you bill as Golden Collections?
Paul
I really enjoyed the Looney Tunes Golden Collection, I especially loved the documentries, but one question keeps on coming to mind, what are they going to title the second Looney Tunes Golden Collection? Looney Tunes Golden Collection II?
Say what you want about Disney, but they had the foresite to call their collections Walt Disney Treasures and focus on a different time span and subject for each one. How many Looney Tunes collections can you bill as Golden Collections?
Paul
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Yes, the Golden Collection contains EVERYTHING from the Premier Collection. You don't need to buy both. They put out the 2-disc with nearly no features and the feature-packed 4-disc (which also cost about twice as much) and the 4-disc set outsold the 2-disc ten to one.
Thankfully.
So now WB gets the message, it seems: we want, and will pay for more of these sets.
But with 1,100 cartoons it will take them over 20 years to release them all if they only put out a 52-cartoon collection a year.
As much as I'd love for them to "step up" releases, I also don't want them to skimp on quality and features. But if they're selling well, they may be able to put more people on the restoration and documentary building, and put out two sets a year.
Thankfully.
So now WB gets the message, it seems: we want, and will pay for more of these sets.
But with 1,100 cartoons it will take them over 20 years to release them all if they only put out a 52-cartoon collection a year.
As much as I'd love for them to "step up" releases, I also don't want them to skimp on quality and features. But if they're selling well, they may be able to put more people on the restoration and documentary building, and put out two sets a year.
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I wonder how long it actually takes WB to restore each short, and if that is the actual delay, or are they simply waiting to see how much the Golden Collection will actually sell before they decide whether to release any future DVDs, or at least give us a release date? I too would love to own all 1,100 shorts, but think waiting 20 yrs to get them may be a bit too much.
CP
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I too would love to own all 1,100 shorts, but think waiting 20 yrs to get them may be a bit too much.
CP
I too would love to own all 1,100 shorts, but think waiting 20 yrs to get them may be a bit too much.
CP