The shorts mark Petunia Pig and The Gremlin's first full-length Looney Tunes Cartoons shorts- the first of what we're hoping will be many more based on the clips below: Video can't be loaded ...

That includes the full-length Looney Tunes Cartoons debuts of Petunia Pig and The Gremlin, and you can check out first looks at both of their new episodes in the videos above and below, which are ...

Even as The Wild Batch goes lighter on the anarchic Looney Tunes energy that powered Gremlins 2: The New Batch, it maintains a certain try-anything spirit that feels compatible with that movie.

As many Looney Tunes shorts as there have been since the 1930s, ... It certainly helps that it's directed by Joe Dante, who brought the zany grab-bag style of Warner Bros. cartoons to Gremlins.

a more highly evolved Gremlin turning into William F. Buckley made me feel like rockets had been attached to my feet and I'd been blasted into the funnysphere. At his best, Dante gives you the ...

His vision for “Gremlins 2: The New Batch,” which turned the original horror comedy into a meta-commentary on studio sequels and the closest thing he’d come to a live-action “Looney Tunes ...

Daffy Duck, Porky Pig and other Looney Tunes characters are headed to HBO Max as part of the streamer's kids and family lineup. ... a Gremlins animated series and Little Ellen from Ellen DeGeneres.

It has been a while since “who framed Roger Rabbit”, Looney Tunes characters have hit the silver screen. Joe Dante must have thought the same thing when he under took an ambitious project. Dante may ...

Well, Looney Tunes: Back in Action is nothing like that. ... Corman, it should be noted, was the mentor of ”Looney” director Joe Dante (”Gremlins”), and boy, must Papa Schlock be proud: ...

cartoons has been evident since “Gremlins” and his portion of ... for the most part, “Looney Tunes” comes across as flat as Wile E. Coyote after a boulder lands on him, unable to ...

Read the Empire Movie review of Looney Tunes: Back In Action. While not the lame duck that the US box office might suggest, only the daffiest of fans would hail ...