Walking the fine line between jokes you’ll get when you’re 10 and gags that’ll make more sense in adulthood, this is one of the finest examples of what a basic Looney Tunes movie should be.

It was also way too expensive ... Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie, as its marketing was slim to none. Thus, with its box office haul currently being $11 million USD, it might just make back its ...

For now, physical media collections like DVD and Blu-ray box sets will be the most comprehensive way to access these cartoons ...

A wise man once promised “that gum you like is going to come back in style,” and “The Day the Earth Blew Up” finds Daffy Duck and Porky Pig doing their darndest to make that a self-fulfill ...

Discovery apparently has no idea how to make money ... are the only way to go here. A quick search on the major FAST networks (think Tubi and Pluto) turns up no Looney Tunes content at the ...

The Looney Tunes and ... Blew Up didn’t make much on its opening weekend, despite little competition (though it was also released by an indie distributor with little in the way of marketing).

Given one week to make ... a way, “The Day the Earth Blew Up” is the first true example of these characters controlling their own original story line on the big screen. This Looney Tunes ...

“They should be treated the same way that they treat Casablanca ... A New Legacy—to make a push to bring Looney Tunes back into the culture. “It had been dormant for a while,” Browngardt ...