Common Sense Note

Parents need to know that Looney Tunes: Rabbit Run is a full-length, animated feature made by the team that produced The Looney Tunes Show for television in 2011 to 2014. With only one story, as opposed to the many episodic Bugs Bunny compilation DVDs that are out there, this movie finds Bugs engaged in an adventure with Lola Bunny, a female character first introduced in 1996's Space Jam. The characters, including a profusion of other Looney Tunes long-lived creations -- Foghorn Leghorn, Daffy Duck, Marvin the Martian, Elmer Fudd, and more -- battle each other all the way to Paris in hopes of taking ownership of a single flower's essence, with much at stake. Plenty of cartoon action sees the characters getting squashed, falling from great heights, being fired upon with an array of blasting weapons, brawling, and even jumping out of a plane. It's all comic in nature with no casualties. For kids who understand real vs. pretend violence, it's simply cartoon mayhem as usual. Humor is an important part of this tale; even the bad guys are funny and exhibit their special quirkiness. Die-hard Looney Tunes fans, accustomed to the wit and wisdom, inventive animation, and satire found in the earlier Warner Bros. cartoons by Chuck Jones, Friz Freleng, and others may be disappointed, but this film still should entertain today's kids, especially those familiar with the latest TV program.

Sexual Content

Violence

Multiple sequences of cartoon mayhem: explosions, falls, whacks on the head, weapons fired, captures, narrow escapes, police chases, wild rides, and characters smashed, pummeled, and rolled over. All silly and exaggerated; no injuries.

Language

Not applicable

Social Behavior

Believe in yourself. Determination gets the job done.

Consumerism

Part of the Warner Bros./Looney Tunes franchise, which include related games, toys, books, movies, TV, and numerous other products.

Drugs / Tobacco / Alcohol

Not applicable