Looney Tunes - Golden Collection 6 with Mel Blanc: DVD Cover
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Looney Tunes - Golden Collection 6 Cast: Mel Blanc

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  • DVD Release Date: 10/21/2008
  • Rating: Not Rated
  • Sales Rank: 8,470

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Features

All-new documentary profile Mel Blanc: The Man of a Thousand Voices; Commentaries by animators, historians profiling specific cartoons, characters and creators; Music-only and music-and-effects tracks on selected shorts; 2 Looney Tunes TV specials starring Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck; Bonus rarities from the vaults, including Friz Freleng at MGM cartoons and the World of Leon Schlesinger gallery

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Editorial Reviews

Volume Six in the Looney Tunes Golden Collection comprises four discs, each showcasing a different theme. Disc 1, titled "Looney Tunes All Stars," features all the best-loved characters in the classic shorts. Disc 2, "Patriotic Pals," includes a collection of shorts with wartime themes. Disc 3, "Bosko, Buddy, and Merrie Melodies," features rare treasures from Warner Bros.' pre-Looney Tunes era. Disc 4, titled "Most Requested Assorted Nuts," features favorite shorts that defy any classification, including Horton Hatches the Egg. Aside from a bountiful collection of eye-catching cartoons, Volume 6 also features over seven hours of bonus content, including Mel Blanc: The Man of a Thousand Voices, a never-before-seen documentary focusing on the legendary voice artist. Special features also include commentaries by filmmakers, animators, and historians, as well as alternate audio programs and much more. From the Studio

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October 26, 2009: This DVD is what I had been looking for. I thought that the last 5 were good this is a whole lot better. This DVD has missing cartoons and some of the older ones that have never been seen in yrs. Also has a lot of extras. Like a short on Mel Blanc that tells his life story through friends and family.

I Also Recommend: Looney Tunes Golden Collection - Vol. 3, Looney Tunes Golden Collection - Vol. 4, Looney Tunes Golden Collection - Vol. 4, Looney Tunes Golden Collection - Vol. 5, Looney Tunes Golden Collection - Vol. 1.

The one thing missing from the other reviews...by Satchmo

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May 28, 2009: Everyone concentrates on the cartoons, which are classics. I will not debate that. One of the coolest things on this set is the documentary on Mel Blanc. To watch this makes the viewer realize just how special Mel really was, and also how close the world came to losing him too soon. I won't ruin it for anyone who decides to pick it up, but the hospital story is one of the coolest I've ever heard.


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  • Violence:

    A great deal of comic violence, though of course no one is hurt. Comic peril, no one hurt, some scary-looking monsters.

  • Sex:

    Mild references to cross-dressing and kissing.

  • Drugs:

    Mild drinking joke.

  • Language:

    A couple of mildly naughty words.

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About Looney Tunes - Golden Collection 6

Parents need to know that there's a great deal of comic peril and violence, though of course no one is hurt. The film includes a little potty humor and a couple of mildly naughty words.

Families Can Talk About

Families can talk about the original cartoons and which characters they like the best. How are the Looney Tunes different from other animated characters, such as those in the Disney movies?