Raetsonwe
Redundant and unnecessary.
Voxitype
Good films always raise compelling questions, whether the format is fiction or documentary fact.
Kaydan Christian
A terrific literary drama and character piece that shows how the process of creating art can be seen differently by those doing it and those looking at it from the outside.
Michael_Elliott
Carrotblanca (1995) *** (out of 4) As an actual movie I don't think this Looney Tunes short works that well but as a send-up as CASABLANCA it's right on the mark with an all-star cast playing those famous roles. You've got Bugs in the role played by Bogart, Tweety in the role of Lorre, Yosemite playing Rains, Daffy playing Sam, Kity doing Bergman and Sylvester playing Henreid. The casting is perfect but the story itself is rather weak but I guess this should be expected since the movie is really just trying to play homage to CASABLANCA. Of course, with just a seven-minute running time you can't get every scene in so we're left with the introductions, the first meeting between Bugs and Kity and of course the famous ending, which gets a new twist. The highlight is certainly the first meeting because it's rather funny seeing how close they got it to the original movie. The main reason this film works so well because the casting is just downright perfect and they manage to give all the Looney Tunes characters certain things that perfectly match up with the human counterparts and especially Tweety and Lorre.
ccthemovieman-1
The first thing I noticed in this Looney Tunes takeoff on "Casablanca" is the fantastic artwork. Man, this looks beautiful! The second thing quickly apparent is that this cartoon is going to include a ton of Looney Tunes characters, all congregating in the "Cafe Au Lait Americain" establishment in "Carrotblanca."With Bugs Bunny playing Humphrey Bogart; Daffy Duck as Sam the piano man, Tweety as Peter Lorre, Yosemite Sam as a Nazi general, etc., this is a hoot - really fun to watch. Of course, the more you know the movie Casablanca, the more you'll laugh at this. However, to be honest, I didn't find it hilarious, just mildly amusing and, of course, clever. With only seven or so minutes to work with, they had to rush the story so the ending is a bit goofy...but, hey, it's a cartoon, and they're supposed to provide us the unexpected!
skad13
Hysterical! A great tribute to CASABLANCA and to the Looney Tunes history as well. Wonderful use of every Warners cartoon character imaginable (a la Chuck Jones's great SCARLET PUMPERNICKEL). A joy from start to finish. And don't miss Tweety Bird's great Peter Lorre impression
Op_Prime
Carrotblanca was like all the classic Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, and so on cartoons. In a mere six minutes or so, they spoofed a classic movie. Bugs Bunny is funny after decades of comedy, and Daffy Duck is always the foolish clown. The use of Tweety, Yosemite Sam, Pepe le Pew, Sylvester, and Foghorn Leghorn is also a nice touch.
