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Cartoon Summary:
"Stand back, musketeers!" swordsman Daffy cries, surrounded by Dumasian scenery, credits and music. "They shall sample my blade!" But within a few thrusts and... (more)
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The concept resurfaced in 1955's "Rabbit Rampage," featuring Bugs Bunny as the victim of the screwy animator. On November 16, 1999, Librarian of Congress James H. Billington announced that "Duck... (more)
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Comments By: janders |
Bugs Bunny has gotten Daffy Duck shot in the face many times, and there's really nothing funnier than seeing him tortured. But this cartoon is the best example of creativity in a cartoon I've seen. The best thing you could do is show it to a person... (read more)
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Comments By: rimshot630 |
This is both a commentary on life, and the funniest cartoon ever. It's random, and perfect.
3 of 6 people found this comment useful
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Comments By: ben662 |
This was by far the most clever of Daffy's shorts! The best part is when poor Daffy finds out who's behind his grief! The animation itself is marvelous!
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