Who Framed Roger Rabbit

Buena Vista Pictures | Release Date: June 21, 1988

8.6	USER SCORE Universal acclaim based on 327 Ratings

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gm101Sep 15, 2010

I really don't see what's so special about this movie. Sure, at first I thought a Disney and Looney Toons crossover would look great, but after watching the movie, I believe such a crossover should have never happened at all. Oh, and theI really don't see what's so special about this movie. Sure, at first I thought a Disney and Looney Toons crossover would look great, but after watching the movie, I believe such a crossover should have never happened at all. Oh, and the plot, boring. But I guess I don't see what was so special about this movie like everyone else.… Expand

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bathrobe_wizardDec 25, 2013

It's seriously just annoying. There's a reason things in cartoons only happen in cartoons.

The production quality is dreadful, all the lines are trite, and the plot is thin. No redeeming qualities about this movie. The only reasonIt's seriously just annoying. There's a reason things in cartoons only happen in cartoons.

The production quality is dreadful, all the lines are trite, and the plot is thin.

No redeeming qualities about this movie. The only reason anyone would like this is nostalgia.… Expand

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TrailesqueApr 23, 2021

An amazing combination of classic (Warner Brothers?) cartoon and regular cinematography, with rich sets. But the dialog is obnoxious and annoying, as is the relentless high energy of most scenes, and ends up being a mess. It deserves a pointAn amazing combination of classic (Warner Brothers?) cartoon and regular cinematography, with rich sets. But the dialog is obnoxious and annoying, as is the relentless high energy of most scenes, and ends up being a mess. It deserves a point or two for sheer lunacy. I am surprised so many apparently like this.… Expand

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Vectis99Oct 24, 2018

Not especially funny and overwhelmingly crude, Who Framed Roger Rabbit is a shameless cash-in on brand recognition and mindless slapstick. The movie is not family friendly.

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