Even casual cartoon watchers know the name Mel Blanc. Beginning in 1936, the actor known as “The Man of 1,000 Voices” gave vocal life to Porky Pig, Daffy Duck, Bugs Bunny, Tweety and Sylvester, Yosemite Sam, and many more…
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It’s perhaps the most contentious show biz birthday since Jack Benny. Today, however, is the date most animation fans consider to be Bugs Bunny’s natal day. While prototype versions of the character appeared in four earlier Warner Bros. cartoons, beginning…
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For thousands of film buffs, it takes place every February. A photocopied or e-mailed ballot invites you to take part in an Oscar Pool contest. You’ve watched at least some of the nominated pictures, and you’ve diligently researched the others,…
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Looking to take a bite of weekend fun? Then sink your teeth into this latest batch of new releases. From vampire comic book films to cult classics, there’s a ton of options here to enjoy. So take a few minutes…
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What’s up, doc? It’s been nearly 90 years since Looney Tunes ashorts debuted, bringing with them a rogue’s gallery of comedic cartoon favorites. (The most popular of whom, Bugs Bunny, is currently celebrating his 80th birthday this year). With new…
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With the fall now well underway, we are seeing a deluxe of hot hits being released on Blu-ray and DVD. This is a great thing for film and TV lovers!From the latest Star Trek series to holiday films and beyond,…
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It was 80 years ago today that everybody’s favorite wascaly wabbit Bugs Bunny made his debut in the 1938 Merrie Melodies, a companion to Looney Tunes, short A Wild Hare. Directed by animation legend Fred “Tex” Avery and featuring the…
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Wow. In the ten years since Movies Unlimited began, there has never been a week as crammed with exciting new releases as this one. Starting with the title Action of the Tiger that is available exclusively from Movies Unlimited on…
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Only one comedy acting duo has managed to stand the test of time and appeal to all generations throughout the ages. Laurel and Hardy, Abbott and Costello, Martin and Lewis. All had their days during their run in Hollywood. But…
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