What is the single greatest Warner Brothers cartoon?

inb4 the fuckin dover boys

>>82513891
Not a bad answer really.

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>>82513903
It came much earlier and was far wackier.

>>82513891
>not inb4 Book Revue

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>>82514204
Literally me

>>82513872
one froggy evening

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You all know the answer

>>82513872
HELLO MY BABY, HELLO MY HONEY, HELLO MY RAGTIME GAL

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>>82513872

>>82513891
The title of the single greatest Warner Brothers cartoon. I'll steal it! No one will ever know!

I'm sure somebody's favorite is a Freleng short, but I wonder how many would rank a McKimson the highest? Nothing against either, but Jones and Clampett do dominate people's favorites. Favorite Avery shorts tend to be MGM-era too.

The Impatient Patient

Wasn't there an exorcist parody with Daffy? And Invasion of the Body Snatchers that was a meta joke about cheap animation? Did Warner Bros. just kind of go through a horror phase?

>>82513891
well it's definitely up there in the top 20 to 50 I'd say(which says something considering how many of the damn things were made

>>82515459
>Wasn't there an exorcist parody with Daffy?

Quackbusters?

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KILL DA WABBIT
KILL DA WABBIT
KILL DA WABBIT

>>82515349
Friz Freleng's best cartoons kill in a theatre. He had the best sense of timing, especially to music, in the business.

I'm not sure I'd go for one of his as #1 but the early Yosemite Sams like Bugs Bunny Rides Again and High Diving Hare, and some of his classical music cartoons, have a claim.

I had a friend whose favorite was Coal Black and De Sebben Dwarfs and it is, truly, amazing, even if we'll never see a good official copy of it. It's to Clampett what The Dover Boys is to Jones, a perfect distillation of what made the director special, using human characters instead of funny animals. Too bad about the lips. (Also Jones' Inki cartoons are great but will never be seen again for the same reasons.)

It's between Duck Amok and The Rabbit of Seville

Book revue

>>82513903
Correct.

>>82515978
Yeah, totally, Pigs in a Polka is one of my favorite Frelengs.

Who's ya favorite director
>Unit 1
Tom Palmer
Friz Freleng
Ben Hardaway (2nd time) and Cal Dalton
Freleng (again)

>Unit 2
Earl Duval
Jack King
Frank Tashlin (1st time)
Chuck Jones

>Unit 3
Benard Brown (though some sources indicate he wasn't the actual director)
Ben Hardaway (1st time)
Tex Avery
Bob Clampett (2nd time)
Arthur Davis

>Unit 4
Ub Iwerks
Bob Clampett (1st time)
Norm McCabe
Frank Tashlin (2nd time)
Robert McKimson

>>82516223
Probably Jones, Avery and Tashlin.