Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988)
Genre: Animation / Crime
Duration: 104 minuten
Country:
United States
Directed by: Robert Zemeckis
Stars: Bob Hoskins, Christopher Lloyd and Charles Fleischer
IMDb score:
7,7 (231.394)
Releasedate: 21 June 1988
Who Framed Roger Rabbit plot
"It's the story of a man, a woman, and a rabbit in a triangle of trouble."
Because popular cartoon star Roger Rabbit believes his beautiful wife Jessica is cheating on him, the studio hires private detective Eddie Valiant to investigate the case. Valiant then discovers that something is indeed going on between Jessica and successful entrepreneur Marvin Acme. When Acme is suddenly found dead, Roger is the prime suspect and is being hunted by Judge Doom. Roger decides to seek help from Valiant, who must try to prove the rabbit's innocence.
Actors and actresses
Eddie Valiant
Judge Doom
Dolores
Roger Rabbit / Benny The Cab / Greasy / Psycho (voice)
Marvin Acme
R.K. Maroon
Lt. Santino
Baby Herman (voice)
Jessica's Performance Model
Raoul
Reviews & comments
Onderhond
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- 87585 messages
- 12833 votes
Hard to harden.
You can say what you want about Zemeckis, technically he has done some interesting things with animation. Also here, the mix of animation and live action is fun and is deepened down to the last detail.
It is therefore an extra pity that the film itself is unbearable. Hyperactive and hysterical stuff that is absolutely not fun or funny and that drags on for about 100 minutes. The whole "tone" stuff is boring, the humor is little more than pure bustle and the noir atmosphere clashes with the rest. That must be the intention, the makers do not get a balance, so that everything runs against each other all the time.
Hoskins isn't the best, but none of the actors really are. A lot of it also depends on their characters, I had the feeling. Furthermore, a tam noir story (often reminded me of Chinatown, although that must be purely because of the detective thing), so I was quickly looking at the clock.
It's a shame that the technical concept was not supplemented with a watchable film, because there was certainly potential in it. What remains is a hysterical children's film that, as far as I'm concerned, should disappear into anonymity as soon as possible.
1.0*
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alexspyforever
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- 21517 messages
- 2328 votes
I remember well that this film was widely publicized, with countless previews about parts that would be seen in the film, such as the piano duel between Donald and Daffy Duck, as well as the opening movie with Roger Rabbit and baby Herman. It was at that time very special, such a world in which real people and "toons" could simply live side by side. Yes, the combination of film and cartoon was not new, and has already been seen in "Mary Poppins" and "Bedknobs & Broomsticks" among others. But a film in which this combination continues for almost the entire film was something different. The story isn't great, but the characters are funny, colorful and each one of them captivating. I especially liked the animated cab Benny with his dry comments. Very nice that just about every show from Disney and Looney Tunes got a role, even a very old one like Betty Boop who was rarely seen at that time. I have seen this movie so many times and now as an adult I still enjoy it very much. And Jessica Rabbit, she's not pretty right away, but she's sexy. And no she's bad, she's just drawn that way 
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scorsese
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- 13150 messages
- 11067 votes
Excellent film in which a cartoon star hires a private investigator because he suspects his wife of cheating. A special film in which animation and live-action go hand in hand and that fact even forms part of the story. The special effects are excellent and from a technical point of view a more than successful film. Fun characters and lots of laughs. Bob Hoskins is not an obvious choice, but does a great job. Christopher Lloyd, on the other hand, is perfectly cast.
The umpteenth revision, 4.0 stars are still better than 3.5.
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