The animators and Brian Tyler all did great work here, but the rest of the film operates solely to promote Nintendo's game catalogue and not much else. Chock full of first-draft dialogue, characters that disappear as soon as they're introduced (if you're expecting much Rosalina here, don't bother lol) and pacing so breakneck that NO character moment or setpiece is allowed proper breathing room. After all, we gotta throw in more references!!!!!!!
The third film will triple down on this…

Terrible for all the reasons most post-American Pie sex comedies from that era are terrible. Always desperate to be as "gross" as possible all while a needlessly convoluted story ties the weak gags together. As per usual with '00s sex comedies, every woman is depicted as either braindead or a bitch, with no likeable alternative to be found. Things could maybe be salvaged if the film were funny, but...........well, do you find doctors eating testicles amusing? If so, you're the…

Fully disproves WB's notion that the Looney Tunes characters can't carry a film without a live-action co-star, all while addressing every criticism I maintained regarding the TV show this film serves as a sort of grand finale for. It's both a visual marvel AND far funnier than many of the shorts this same team produced for the Max streaming service, as it leans more into what made Looney Tunes specifically great in the first place. Whether it's the pop-culture sendups…

I gave this thing 2 and a half stars back in 2021? Yeah, I was on copium because this film is destined to live on as one of the most embarrassing moments in Looney Tunes history. Any satire present in Terence Nancr's original film has been thoroughly stomped out and buried under an avalanche of what I can only describe as "WB jerking itself off". The climax would be the moment where WB accidentally jizzes all over the audience, as…