Meet Roger Rabbit – In 3D!!

Finally, what many Roger Rabbit fans consider the missing link has appeared!! Remember about that sequel project aborted by Michael Eisner, in which Roger would be computer-animated?

Well… Here’s finally the source of that frame!! This video was found at Brendan Body’s Blog, and it was animated by Eric Guaglione, who worked with Disney by the time the Roger Rabbit sequel was under pre-production:

Eric Guaglione's Roger Rabbit 2 Test from Brendan Body on Vimeo.

So there it is, fellas! Did you like it? =D

You can read more info about this animated test going to the entry related to this vid on Brendan Body’s Blog. What do I think about this? Well, let’s say I’m pretty amazed =3

Who Framed Roger Rabbit in 60 seconds

Someone did a really funny animation which tells you everything about "Who Framed Roger Rabbit” in sixty seconds. In his own words, “it contains bad language, bad drawings and bad jokes”… I don’t really think the same about the drawings and the jokes XD

The Art of Roger Rabbit

Head over to J. E. Daniels' Animated Topics for some neat pictures from the book "The Art Of Who Framed Roger Rabbit" A catalog featuring information and animation cells from the film.

Boo

She’s the reason I always got myself in tears while watching Monsters Inc. Boo is a really cute, hyperactive and cheerful little toddler and how she and Sulley get along in such a close way makes me think Sulley cares about her like as a little girl of his own.

At the very end of the movie, when Mike gathered all the small chips from Boo’s closet door, and just needed the big chunk Sulley had with him for making it work, I always get that funny sensation on my eyes. But when Sulley pokes out of the door, and Boo recognizes him, I can’t help but cry. That’s the most touching moment in the entire movie, and makes you wonder about how many times Boo and Sulley got in touch after all those adventures they had. Many fanfictions have been written about this particular matter, but I think reading them maybe could kill my own guesses and driving me in another direction.

For that reason, I prefer thinking about them just as they are. In a timeless space, where Boo will be the same little toddler I love, and where Sulley will still care about Boo as “her little daughter”.

Sweet dreams, little Boo =3

Hello World!

Hello, and welcome to Toontown Antics!

As you can notice, this blog will be mainly devoted to one of the greatest bunnies in animated world: Roger Rabbit, as well to his fellow friends. Also, it will feature the newest items on my "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" and my other miscellaneous collections (there's a lot of character plushies on my room, hehe), some of my impressions about the newest animated features (both small and big screen), and some antics and tidbits from my personal life (hence the name "Toontown Antics").

Feel free to comment and share your points of view with everyone! I'll be reading all your comments but p-p-p-p-please, be polite and have fun!!