At this level, everyone knows who framed Roger Rabbit. We’ve watched and rewatched the live-action/cartoon hybrid homicide thriller ever since Who Framed Roger Rabbit? premiered again in 1988. In truth, although Disney calls it a “cult-favorite,” I feel it’s extra correct to say it’s merely many individuals’s favourite film—which is why I do know so many individuals might be thrilled to improve their copies to 4K. (It was Judge Doom, by the way in which.)

For these too younger to recollect, Who Framed Roger Rabbit? is a ship up of Forties noir movies, the place half the forged is made up of slapstick cartoon characters, each authentic and from the Warner Bros.’ Looney Toons and Disney stables. It was mind-blowing to see Bugs Bunny and Mickey Mouse share a scene collectively on the time (truthfully, it nonetheless form of is) however the film’s actual energy is the odd couple relationship between detective Eddie Valiant (Bob Hoskins) who should show Roger Rabbit (voiced by Charles Fleischer) didn’t homicide Toontown mogul Marvin Acme for having an affair along with his sultry spouse Jessica (voiced by Kathleen Turner).

The Ultra HD disc comes full with a brand new 7.1.4 Dolby Atmos audio monitor and these extras:

• Filmmakers’ Audio Commentary – View the movie with Audio Commentary by filmmakers Bob Zemeckis, Frank Marshall, Steve Starkey, Jeff Price, Peter Seaman, and Ken Ralston.
• Three Roger Rabbit Shorts – Includes “Tummy Trouble,” “Roller Coaster Rabbit,” and “Trail Mix-Up.”
• Deleted Scene: The Pig Head Sequence – Judge Doom and the weasels educate Eddie Valiant a lesson in a manner that solely Toontown can. With intro by director Robert Zemeckis.
• Who Made Roger Rabbit – A behind-the-scenes making of, hosted by Charles Fleischer, the voice of Roger Rabbit.
• Before and After – Split-screen comparability reveals the unbelievable expertise of the live-action actors, animators, and the particular results.
• Toon Stand-Ins – Watch because the forged rehearses with life-size stand-ins for the toons.
• Behind the Ears: The True Story of Roger Rabbit – An in-depth, behind-the-scenes documentary.
• On Set! Benny the Cab – The making of a scene from the film.

Owners of the Blu-ray would possibly discover none of those extras are new, and in reality, the disc appears to be lacking “Toontown Confidential” pop-up video, which shows info concerning the movie when you watch. It’s the value you pay for 4K, I suppose, however it may technically be on the “Ultimate Collector’s Edition” steelbook set bought solely at Best Buy, which has this unbelievable cowl:

Who Framed Roger Rabbit? involves 4K Ultra HD on December 7.

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