Tema: Looney Tunes Platinum Collection

Yo espero que la edición alemana tenga en todo caso español, que no castellano, Flash, porque el doblaje peninsular de los looney tunes es realmente horrible.

Pero atención, buena noticia al canto!!! La edición Golden de Tom y Jerry en USA va a llegar pista y subtítulos en español, por lo cual aumentan las posibilidades de que también lleven los Looney tunes! :-)))

Parece que también van a acabar editándose por separado.

Se ha anunciado en USA, el Looney Tunes Showcase Volume 1 (eso sí, enero 2012), que se corresponde exactamente con el Disco 1 de la Looney Tunes Platinum Collection (cuyo contenido está en el post nº 1 del hilo).





Cortos: (el resto del contenido, va en spoiler)-


-Hare Tonic
-Baseball Bugs
-Buccaneer Bunny
-The Old Grey Hare
-Rabbit Hood
-8 Ball Bunny
-Rabbit Of Seville
-What's Opera, Doc?
-The Great Piggy Bank Robbery
-A Pest In The House
-The Scarlet Pumpernickel
-Duck Amuck
-Robin Hood Daffy
-Baby Bottleneck
-Kitty Kornered
-Scaredy Cat
-Porky Chops
-Old Glory
-A Tale Of Two Kitties
-Tweetie Pie
-Fast And Furry-Ous
-Beep, Beep
-Lovelorn Leghorn
-For Scent-Imental Reasons
-Speedy Gonzales


Contenido

Spoiler:

6 Behind The Tunes (Featurettes)
Wagnerian Wabbit: The Making of What's Opera, Doc?
Twilight in Tunes: The Music of Raymond Scott
Powerhouse in Pictures
Putty Problems and Canary Rows
A Chuck Jones Tutorial: Tricks of the Cartoon Trade
The Charm of Stink: On the Scent of Pepé le Pew

Commentaries
Baseball Bugs by Director Eric Goldberg
Buccaneer Bunny by Director Eric Goldberg
The Old Grey Hare by Filmmaker Greg Ford
Rabbit Hood by Director Eric Goldberg
8 Ball Bunny by Historian Jerry Beck
Rabbit of Seville by Director Eric Goldberg
What’s Opera, Doc? by Director Chuck Jones, Writer Michael Maltese and Layout Artist Maurice Noble
What’s Opera, Doc? by Historian Daniel Goldmark
The Great Piggy Bank Robbery by Director John Kricfalusi with Director Bob Clampett
A Pest in the House by Writer Paul Dini
The Scarlet Pumpernickel by Historian Michael Barrier with Voice Actor Mel Blanc
Duck Amuck by Historian Michael Barrier with Director Chuck Jones
Robin Hood Daffy by Director Eric Goldberg
Baby Bottleneck by Historian Michael Barrier with Director Bob Clampett
Kitty Kornered by Historian Michael Barrier
Scaredy Cat by Director Eric Goldberg
Old Glory by Historian Jerry Beck and Ink-and-Paint Girl Martha Sigall
A Tale of Two Kitties by Historian Michael Barrier with Director Bob Clampett
Tweetie Pie by Filmmaker Greg Ford with Director Friz Freleng
Fast and Furry-ous by Historian Michael Barrier with Writer Michael Maltese and Sound Editor Treg Brown
Beep, Beep by Historian Michael Barrier
For Scent-imental Reasons by and Historian Michael Barrier with Writer Michael Maltese
Speedy Gonzales by Historian Jerry Beck

Alternate Audio Tracks
What’s Opera, Doc? Music-Only Track
What’s Opera, Doc? Voice Actor Mel Blanc and Voice Actor Arthur Q. Bryan Vocal Track
The Scarlet Pumpernickel Music-Only Track
Duck Amuck Music-Only Track
Robin Hood Daffy Music-Only Track
Speedy Gonzales Music-Only Track