Looney Tunes - Golden Collection, Volume Two

Volume Two in the "Looney Tunes Golden Collection" surpasses the range and quantity of its predecessor. The first Warner DVD compilation was somewhat disappointing in its emphasis on cartoons from the 1950s. For the second volume, animation buffs finally get black-and-white classics such as "Porky in Wackyland" and "You Ought to Be in Pictures" - plus cinematic gems from Tex Avery ("I Love to Singa"), Frank Tashlin (the fully restored "Have You Got Any Castles?") and Bob Clampett ("The Great Piggy Bank Robbery"). Throw in Chuck Jones' immortal "What's Opera, Doc?" and you have a definite keeper. The special features and commentary tracks are excellent.

This collection has some really classic selections that anyone would remember and enjoy. There is also some "filler". "One Froggy Evening" is a great. "French Rarebit" is also good. Still, it's frustrating trying to find a collection of the really good ones. It seems that these collections put just enough on one to sell the product. Volume two is not bad, but could be more comprehensive.

We have the first collection, and loved it, so it followed to get this. They are all good, as we love the classic Looney Tunes cartoons. Now Saturday mornings won't have to be a thing of the past!

Some of the best of the best of this genre. They don't make them like this anymore. Intelligent, tongue-in-cheek humor for grown ups, all the cartoon goodness that kids can't resist.

Blows todays cartoons away in a cloud of colorful smoke!

I bought it expecting good classic old school Looney Toons cartoons and thats exactly what i got. Only thing I wish they had was more DVDs in this box for this price...best deal you will find.