Great post! I've never seen 'Who Framed Roger Rabbit?' but I remember thinking 'wow!' when it came out for its groundbreaking approach blending cartoon with real-life action (and did it rather better than Mary Poppins, right...?!).
I appreciated 'Back to the Future' for its SFX, but it's not those which keep me coming back to it again and again. I still enjoy watching it nearly forty years on, and it has me in bits every time, because I still manage to convince myself that my desired resolution is NOT going to happen until it does.....!
Great post! I've never seen 'Who Framed Roger Rabbit?' but I remember thinking 'wow!' when it came out for its groundbreaking approach blending cartoon with real-life action (and did it rather better than Mary Poppins, right...?!).
I appreciated 'Back to the Future' for its SFX, but it's not those which keep me coming back to it again and again. I still enjoy watching it nearly forty years on, and it has me in bits every time, because I still manage to convince myself that my desired resolution is NOT going to happen until it does.....!
Roger Rabbit is a fun extension of the film noir genre, too