thearist2013

well this is something that was unexpected that I woke up to, is that apparently Bye Bye Bunny's being giving that second chance by Ketchup and even coming out next year no less, just creating a capper in the rescued Looney Tunes film trilogy, and also this does make this bittersweet to see that because of this apparently actually being Eric Bauza's final Looney Tunes production full stop. also with this occurring at the same time that Warner Bros was bought out by Skydance and free from Zaslav's aggressive write-offs and Ketchup doing most, if not all of, the heavy lifting, it makes the future for this IP all the more curious (though I just looked up what it will be like and........I don't know it's a lot to breakdown and follow and just tired of all this hearing of bad news/doomsaying and grieving, so long as Looney Tunes and other fellow-surviving-Warner IP are fine)

would it be far fetched of me to put out my Top Animations of 2026 after watching Hexed, because besides Ray Gun (which I am still very iffy over), there's also the upcoming Looney Tunes short, Daffy Season, which is starting to become more and more of the main reason to go see Cat in the Hat now (at least depending on what the word of mouth is because the more trailers drop the more I'm just eeehhhh...its a wait and see at best now) and that I really want to watch it in Eric Bauza's memory especially how this is the last Looney Tunes production he was involved in before his sudden death, but the issue is that the Cat in the Hat doesn't come out until like New Years Eve here, which is complete bullshit (unless I would be lucky enough to find an early showing), even though the reason here is that because of the Australian or New Zealand-produced films at are more exclusive there taking up those showing and especially later on down the line we're gonna have Avengers: Doomsday and Dune

what I've noticed about this year's traditional Treehouse of Horror is that each respective segment is just set in the past, presence, and future, I don't know if that was intentional, but it was a little detail that is noticed

one interesting thing I just realized about Nobody's Bay Bay is that this was sung by Krystina Alabado, who also voiced Cherri Bomb, and the fact that its also sung by Alex Brightman (as Fizzarolli) really says something