Duck Dodgers in Attack of the Drones

Court-métrage télévisé
2004
G
7min

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6,6/10

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Duck Dodgers in Attack of the Drones (2004)

Animation Comedy Family Sci-Fi Short

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueTo thwart an oncoming attack, Duck Dodgers clones an army of robotic drones.To thwart an oncoming attack, Duck Dodgers clones an army of robotic drones.To thwart an oncoming attack, Duck Dodgers clones an army of robotic drones.

Réalisation
- Rich Moore
Scénario
- Eric Kaplan
Casting principal
- Jeff Bennett
- Billy West

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6,6/10

191

MA NOTE

Réalisation
- Rich Moore
Scénario
- Eric Kaplan
Casting principal
- Jeff Bennett
- Billy West

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Jeff Bennett

Daffy Duck
(voix)

Billy West

Porky Pig
(voix)
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Réalisation
- Rich Moore
Scénario
- Eric Kaplan
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9/10

Even though made in this decade it maintains the wit of the early cartoons

As a fan of the early Looney Tunes cartoons, I enjoyed Duck Dodgers in Attack of the Drones. It isn't as good as any of Daffy Duck's best work, but it is certainly worth seeing. While told a little too fast, it does have an interesting story and is fun to watch.

The animation is surprisingly good, the galactic backgrounds are stunning and the visual ideas are original and wondrous. The music is above decent too, and there are some cracking dialogue and visual gags. Daffy is wonderful here, while Porky is good while not having as much to do. Jeff Bennett and Billy West give excellent vocal performances, Mel Blanc I feel is better as he immortalised those early cartoons pretty much single-handedly, but both do great jobs with the wit of their characters and dialogue.

Overall, surprisingly entertaining, fun and actually makes an effort to stick true to the spirit of the originals. 9/10 Bethany Cox

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Anecdotes
Was going to be released theatrically with Une journée à New York (2004), but Warner Bros. canceled it due to the financial failure of Les Looney Tunes passent à l'action (2003) theatrically. However, the short was included on 'Back in Action' Blu-ray.

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In a reference to the 3-D Bugs Bunny cartoon "Lumber Jack-Rabbit" (1954), the opening WB shield logo that normally zooms forward overshoots its mark and crashes into the screen before moving back into position.