Who Framed Roger Rabbit

This movie is such a classic and i used to love this movie and i still do. but man, some of the stuff in this, "is this PG or PG-13?" parents out there, this is a disney movie so you should... Full review

Bob Hoskins Chris lolid there both in there my favorivte actors anyways it's a great movie very great! yeah very good1... Full review

First of all it's funny. Combines Real life with cartoons. Some of the old cartoons characters like Mickey Mouse, Bugs Bunny, Roger Rabbit, and others are in it. The story is good.... Full review

This is a really good movie, but stays as far away as possible from the book. That doesn't make it bad though, because I would have to say I like the movie a little bit better. One of the things I... Full review

A memorable cartoon comedy with slapstick humor and many laughs. Detective Eddie Valiant (Bob Hoskins) is forced out of retirement to help clear a cartoon star of a murder that he claims he didn't commit. Valiant soon finds out that the... Full review

Oh, this is the first movie I've seen to have live characters and cartoons come together, maybe not for the first time, I've seen Jerry dance with Gene Kelly once, but that's another movie! Anyways this was my childhood favorite... Full review

When this original movie was conceived and released in 1988, it was seen as a movie for the kids, but it soon found its way into the hearts of moviegoers everywhere. This was a landmark movie, cementing skills from all... Full review

really really really really good. This is laugh out loud comedy. I was cracking up. This movie is fun and is for every age, well some things might and I really mean MIGHT not be suitable for children!... Full review

I was a little surprised that "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" wasn't on the top 250. Almost everyone loves this film. It was a major breakthrough for movies. The cartoon world meets reality.Bob Haskins is to die for in this film,... Full review

Watching this for the umpteenth time, I am struck by how much this movie resembles Brazil (1985). What, you will say, that was a grim and serious story set in a horrible dystopia. Ah, yes, but one of its main... Full review

Common Sense Review Reviewed By: Ed Grant The movie that popularized the term "toon," ROGER RABBIT won four Oscars for its imaginative visual effects. Parents should know that some of the nuances of the story line and much of the film's humor will go right over children's heads. ... Full Review

Endless inventive, this wonderfully clever film offers a brilliant pastiche of Looney Toons in "Somethin's Cookin'," the Maroon Cartoons short Roger and his costar Baby Herman (the voice of Lou Hirsch) are shooting as the movie opens; cameos by famous toons, like the piano duel between Donald Duck and Daffy Duck, which allowed toons from two studios who'd never meet in the "real" screen history we know to butt heads; and an incredible attention to detail, both visual and in dialogue, that makes... ... Full Review

Who Framed Roger Rabbit is easily the best film of its kind. Speaking of Bugs and Daffy, their appearance here is nothing short of miraculous Roger Rabbit was, after all, a Disney production. ... Full Review

If you loved Roger Rabbit, you will love Cartoon Network's greatest original movie, Re-Animated (check listings), trust me you'll love both the live action/animated movies, best night for the whole family!!!!! Overall I'd say this movie is good for kids 7+ OK for kids my age: Y ... Full Review

Third, and most serious, WHO FRAMED ROGER RABBIT has been edited, changing a few "dirty" frames of the movie that have been deemed offensive by the powers that be. First of all, the DVD offers zero supplements- this disc really should have been a full-blown special edition that included all the Roger Rabbit cartoons. ... Full Review

SPOILER WARNING: Book Vs. Film is a column comparing books to the film adaptations they spawn, often discussing them on a plot-point-by-plot-point basis. This column is meant largely for people whove already been through one version, and want to know... ... Full Article

Reviewed by Colin Jacobson (August 15, 2008) Mulan Following the success of Who Framed Roger Rabbit in 1988, the Disney animation studios finally started to return to their former stature with the hit 1989 release, The Little Mermaid . With ... Full Article

0 of 1 people found the following review helpful Reviewer: Anonymous Date: January 24, 2008 I say: Not how i remembered it!...Ok, I saw this in the 80's as a teenager and loved it. ... Full Article

I remember we shot the test to try and see how much we could do with digital props - We werent even into digital characters yet, Marshall continued. ... Full Article

In 1988 George H.W.Bush was President.Salman Rushdie became a wanted man when Iranian leader, Ayatollah Khomeini, issued a fatwa calling for Rushdie's assassination. ... Full Article