Who Framed Roger Rabbit 2- Its coming!
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Cleverlilminx
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Maybe a whole new Roger Rabbit movie would be better then a sequal. What I would love to see are more Roger Rabbit & Baby Herman short films!
I still have my Roger Rabbit toy collection from the 80's in a box somewhere!! :lol
I still have my Roger Rabbit toy collection from the 80's in a box somewhere!! :lol
When Disney dumped off cels in a Sotheby's auction, it revealed one or two things that had been animated but later removed.
One comes to mind: When Herman tells the gal to go buy him a racing form, he puts the money in her cleavage. As released, the shot is replaced with a closeup of Eddie.
There are also a couple of places where you can tell ADR has cleaned up some dialogue. "Brass" instead of "balls", and "schtick" instead of another S word.
So the Rocketeer isn't the only film from that era that Disney toned down.
One comes to mind: When Herman tells the gal to go buy him a racing form, he puts the money in her cleavage. As released, the shot is replaced with a closeup of Eddie.
There are also a couple of places where you can tell ADR has cleaned up some dialogue. "Brass" instead of "balls", and "schtick" instead of another S word.
So the Rocketeer isn't the only film from that era that Disney toned down.
tubachris85x
Master Member
The frame was a painting error, not an animation "nude scene". I've seen the couple of frames in question - the outline of her panties is there, so she's not nude. The ink & paint dept. didn't color the panties in those couple of frames, but left them the same color flesh as her legs. So the brief "flash" LOOKS like she's bottomless, but sh'es not. No female "anatomy" is visible in any way.
HOWEVER, there IS actually a brief glimpse of a Playboy centerfold topless in The Rescuers. Check Snope if you're curious.
tubachris85x
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I'd pay to see that
Jumpin Jax
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Considering how close most of us will get close to a hollywood hottie here in the real world, that's almost splitting hairs:lol
Who Framed Roger Rabbit...why I think it needs a sequel.
I just watched this with my boys today and actually got something fromit I never did before. When Toon Town was in danger my 3 year old son was VERY concerned about Mickey, and Bugs Bunny and Tweety,etc etc. I always saw them as just flavour to film but my son was very concerned about the fate of all of these characters he loves!
The thread about what movies needs sequels got me thinking about this movie. What a treat it was and still is to see WB and Disney characters all getting along (or NOT getting along) in one film. A clever movie...
A sequel could do something further and show a lot of respect to classic animation..which is all but dead. Of course it would have to take place in out time so Eddy would be long gone...or VERY old, but all the Toons could be the same of course. They could all be out of work and basically doing whatever odd jobs they could to get by..because the work is now all done by CG Toons.
The characters from Toy Story,Shrek, Kung Fu Panda, Despicable Me, Monsters Inc, The INcredibles, etc etc etc etc could all be seen again as wellas newer classic animated charaters that didn't work enough in the classic animation realm.
It would be interesting to at least pay tribute to classic animation by showing how CG animation has taken over. WHo knows..it could even inspire some new classic animation.
Of course in keeping with the Who Framed Roger Rabbit theme there would have to be a murder...maybe a computer virus that's taking out CG toons.
Just my thoughts today...
I just watched this with my boys today and actually got something fromit I never did before. When Toon Town was in danger my 3 year old son was VERY concerned about Mickey, and Bugs Bunny and Tweety,etc etc. I always saw them as just flavour to film but my son was very concerned about the fate of all of these characters he loves!
The thread about what movies needs sequels got me thinking about this movie. What a treat it was and still is to see WB and Disney characters all getting along (or NOT getting along) in one film. A clever movie...
A sequel could do something further and show a lot of respect to classic animation..which is all but dead. Of course it would have to take place in out time so Eddy would be long gone...or VERY old, but all the Toons could be the same of course. They could all be out of work and basically doing whatever odd jobs they could to get by..because the work is now all done by CG Toons.
The characters from Toy Story,Shrek, Kung Fu Panda, Despicable Me, Monsters Inc, The INcredibles, etc etc etc etc could all be seen again as wellas newer classic animated charaters that didn't work enough in the classic animation realm.
It would be interesting to at least pay tribute to classic animation by showing how CG animation has taken over. WHo knows..it could even inspire some new classic animation.
Of course in keeping with the Who Framed Roger Rabbit theme there would have to be a murder...maybe a computer virus that's taking out CG toons.
Just my thoughts today...
Contec
Master Member
Re: Who Framed Roger Rabbit...why I think it needs a sequel.
ooooooh, great idea about the computer virus. I never understood how the all the Toon's started. Was the character drawn by the humans with the help of some magical ink or have they always existed beside humans in that universe?
ooooooh, great idea about the computer virus. I never understood how the all the Toon's started. Was the character drawn by the humans with the help of some magical ink or have they always existed beside humans in that universe?
EyeofSauron
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Re: Who Framed Roger Rabbit...why I think it needs a sequel.
sadly i cant see this happening, as wb and disney would never share a character nowadays
sadly i cant see this happening, as wb and disney would never share a character nowadays
Re: Who Framed Roger Rabbit...why I think it needs a sequel.
I agree with this plus Disney doesn't make good animated films anymore.
I agree with this plus Disney doesn't make good animated films anymore.
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