Who Framed Roger Rabbit

>>91545919
Easy answer.
It completely lacks cultural references to the 80's.
This, despite being MADE in the 80's.

>>91545919
http://rule34-data-003.paheal.net/_images/696c5e657ecb6d29ae3c176a073ecd3d/964%20-%20Eddie_Valiant%20Roger_Rabbit%20Who_Framed_Roger_Rabbit%20Zen%20featured_image.jpg

Because they cared.

>>91545919
Anyone remember Jessica Rabbit?

>>91545919
because Richard Williams animated it

>>91545964
It was set in the 40s. No shit it didn't have 80s references.

>>91545919
because Bob hoskins acted the hell out of that roll which at the time must hast been damn near impossible at the time with what that period had experience with in live action animations

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>>91545964
The setting was 1940.
That said, i wonder if they over considered doing celebrity cameo's/caricatures ala old 40's cartoons.

Like imagine a gag where an animated Peter Lorre is getting acting advice from human Lorre.

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>>91547295
my dick does

https://youtu.be/MzxZ8qtdun0
Can you imagine something like this happening today? I can't.

>>91548621
I can barely imagine it happening back then.

>>91548621
Good old Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2, probably the anthem of my childhood given how many cartoons stacked their gags around it.