An upcoming Looney tunes Blu-ray release will feature multiple animated shorts that have never before been released on DVD or Blu-ray. The iconic animated property remains beloved in the public eye, although recent years have seen some low points for the franchise. From Warner Bros, which streams several projects to the studio scrapping the movie Coyote vs. AcmeThere were many reasons for fans to voice their frustrations. nevertheless, Looney tunes And his many letters have much more to offer.
on the Warner Classics Facebook page, the company announced that the Looney tunes Collector’s choice vol. 4 will be released by the Warner Archive Collection, just like the previous three sets in the series. Vol. 4 will feature classic cartoons starring characters like Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Sylvester and Tweety. The blu-ray is Scheduled to be released on November 26. On the disc, the shorts will be presented in an aspect ratio of 16×9 1.37:1 with side mats. The Blu-ray will have 25 shorts ranging from the 1930s to the 1960s.
It will also have two bonus shorts: faster than hare Starring Bugs Bunny and Stork naked Starring Daffy Duck. Both of these shorts were previously released on as in the Looney tunes Super Star Series. However, the DVDs have the cartoons cropped to a widescreen format. The Looney tunes Collector’s choice vol. 4 will instead have Both of these shorts in their proper aspect ratio.
The full list of shorts on the Blu-Ray can be found below:
- Along came Duffy (1947)
- A bone for a bone (1951)
- The cagey canary (1941)
- D’Fightin’ Ones (1961)
- Dangerous Dan McFaugh (1939)
- Devil’s Feud Cake (1963)
- Double chaser (1942)
- Double or mutton (1955)
- Fox Pop (1942)
- Henry (1949)
- Holiday for Drumsticks (1949)
- Hopalong casualty (1960)
- Hide and go tweet (1960)
- The impatient patient (1942)
- Leghorn swagged (1951)
- Meatless Flyday (1944)
- Mouse-warming (1952)
- The mouse-married cat (1946)
- Muscle Tough (1954)
- Look at your troubles (1945)
- Quack shot (1954)
- Road to Andalay (1964)
- The sneezing weasel (1938)
- Streamlined Greta Green (1937)
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Bonus: faster than hare (1960)
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Bonus: Stork naked (1955)
What the Blu-ray release means for Looney Tunes
Collectors can add more shorts to their collection
The Looney tunes Collector’s Choice series is Give physical media collectors the opportunity to add more shorts to their collection. From 2003 to 2008, the primary DVD release of shorts was the Looney tunes Golden collection. Each set released about 60 shorts on DVD for the first time, and was packed with bonus features.
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After Warner Bros. stopped publishing the Golden Collection, the Looney tunes Home video releases included the Super Stars series and Platinum Collection series. However, in addition to new shorts, most of the releases also have Shorts that have already been released in the golden collections, forcing fans to have to buy them again. This can reduce the excitement for purchasing new collections, as you can argue that they are not really new. The new release, however, offers a compelling hook that will stand out to longtime fans.
Our take on the New Looney Tunes Blu-ray release
Another way for fans to watch the classic cartoons
In addition to physical media collectors can grow their collection, the new Blu-ray release of the shorts gives viewers another way to watch the classic shorts featuring some of the most popular cartoon characters of all time. Because the shorts are also available on physical media Reassures fans that they will be able to watch them whenever they want. In January 2023, more than 250 classic Looney tunes Shorts have been removed from Max as part of the streaming service’s range of content.
Since removing movies and TV shows from streaming services has become a more regular occurrence, Which makes owning a physical copy more important for collectors. Repeat the classic Looney tunes Shorts will also be a way to get excited for Daffy Duck and Porky Pig’s return to the big screen in The Day the Earth Blows Up: A Looney Tunes Moviewhich is set to be released later this year.
Source: Warner Classics/Facebook