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Things About Who Framed Roger Rabbit You Only Notice As An Adult

Things About Who Framed Roger Rabbit You Only Notice As An Adult

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Things About Who Framed Roger Rabbit You Only Notice As An Adult Kenneth: Another thing you may not have noticed, which opened the door for a discussion of the film's inconsistencies: a title in the first scene in R. K. Maroon's office that reads Hollywood - 1947. It almost negates the references to Harvey (a 1944 stage smash before it was a 1950 movie) and Annie Get Your Gun - as in What do you know about show business, Mr. Valiant? Only that there's no business like it - no business I know (that musical opened on Broadway in 1946. but does not excuse the song Witchcraft, which was written in 1957.
Date: 2020-07-14

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I'm a bit disappointed. Not with the video, content but that I had already caught all those references as a kid, except the Harvey Reference since I never saw that movie, and the double reference with Valiant and the singing source comic. I feel vindicated that I wasn't an ignorant child though. Ha. I would like to watch this again soon. I think I recognize more cartoon characters now than I would have years ago. Like aren't the crows playing during Jessica's gig the same crow from Song of the South?
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The Patty Cake subplot was weird.
RK Maroon hires Valiant to find dirt on Roger's wife. Jessica knew and posed for the pictures, but Roger was in the dark.
However, Jessica asks Acme to take off the hand buzzer this time. And Acme didn't ask her what she's talking about.
Meaning it wasn't their first time playing Patty Cake, and Jessica WANTED to drive Roger nuts.
And RK claims he didn't know, so why would he hire Valiant to take those pictures?

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Just because a movie is animated doesn't mean it's automatically meant for children. This movie is very much an example of that. So all this 'childhood' stuff is silly, because children should obviously not even be watching this movie, as they wouldn't understand what's going on half the time anyway. Japanese anime is another great example of this. Not all animation is meant for children, and it doesn't need to be either
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When me melted down that poor defenseless shoe. I didn't cry, but man, that was one of the saddest things I ever saw. The shoe was looking all around for help too. It looked right at Valiant. just horrible. Still loved this movie though, even after all the stuff I didn't realize was sewn into it. The biggest thing I did recognize was Jessica rabbit. Right from her reveal, I was pretty much in love lol.
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Right on, Looper! Those who bother to do the research will come across a post-WWII concept: white roads through black neighborhoods! And, yes, the Judge WAS an uncle Tom reference. A self-hating toon pretending to be human so he can kill his own race! All you need to know is a series of short stories which included WHO KILLED ROGER RABBIT? That story would inspire the 1988 film
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I think JUdge Doom- Christopher Lloyd's Character was modeled after J. Edgar Hoover also a Sick, Sadistic Fascist. Also, like Hoover is in the Closet about really being a Toon and Hoover was in the Closet about Being Gay. Also, a friend of mine who was Afrrican American told me that Hoover had black Blood. Hoover was partially black according to this friend of mine.
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What about Hollywood in Who Framed Roger Rabbit?
If you said something, isn't that some kind message of history of Hollywood in early time in 1910's, 1920's and 1930's when Hollywood got away with everything like Whitewashing, racism, stereotypes and other in those time.
In Who Framed Roger Rabbit as twisted. That is some message in that movie.

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Every single facts video I've ever seen about Roger Rabbit, and I always have to say the same thing. WHO FRAMED ROGER RABBIT WAS NOT A KIDS MOVIE! Just because it's part cartoon doesn't mean it is. Cool World and Monkey Bones have cartoon aspects both of those are also not kids movie! Sure it was rated PG but it wasn't designed for children.
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They are called cartoon characters the kids will pay attention to them not what they do wear or drink it is a movie or what they say they pay attention to the drawing and the character and what movies have like Eddie valiant drinking or at the bar or the baby smoking they are called scenes and those are called actors
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