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Bugs Bunny: Big Top Bunny [VHS]

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If you need only one reason to buy this tape...Pete Puma is it!! In his only cartoon "Rabbit Kin", Pete Puma shines. Well worth the price if this was the only cartoon you get on the video, but wait there are many more bugs favorites to see on this tape. So hurry and order before the summer price increase. Pete Puma Rocks!!

Bugs Bunny is highly featured in this collection. I just bought this collection, and I loved it. It features ten of Bugs Bunny's hilarious features. Chuck Jones is highly featured to works for Bugs. At least half of the cartoons in this parade. The title cartoon was by Bob McKimson, that had Bugs in an headlining act with an slobovian bear, who wanted to be the only member of the team. I thought this circus was funny.
Chuck Jones majority of toons is extremely nuts. From Rabbit Rampage, an knock-off to Duck Amuck, to Baton Bunny, an simialrity to Rhapsody Rabbit by Friz Freleng. Although Freleng has Foxy By Proxy on this, many other directors from Bob Clampett, to Tex Avery, helped put Bugs into rampages with other animals. From Cecil the Turtle (Tortoise Beats Hare), to Beaky Buzzard (Bugs Bunny Gets The Boid), and even Pete Puma (Rabbit's Kin) have made this circus an worthwhile one. The only downside was that I was hoping that the cartoons were mentioned on the back. All ten titles. However, as an cartoon buff, I think this circus is the greatest show on Earth. It is very zany, and nuts too Doc.

you can get pete puma on disc now-skip the tape-get the disc,I wish I would have,look for rabbit kin on disc.

The cover shows Nero the Lion, from "Acrobatty Bunny," but that cartoon isn't included here.

1. Big Top Bunny (McKimson, 1951)
2. Tortoise Beats Hare (Avery, 1941)
3. Water, Water, Every Hare (Jones, 1952)
4. Rabbit Rampage (Jones, 1955; absolutely horrible rip-off of "Duck Amuck")
5. The Abominable Snow Rabbit (Jones/Noble, 1961)
6. Rabbit's Kin (McKimson, 1952)
7. Foxy by Proxy (Freleng, 1952)
8. Bugs Bunny Gets the Boid (Clampett, 1942)
9. My Bunny Lies Over the Sea (Jones, 1948)
10. Baton Bunny (Jones/Levitow, 1959)

Pete Puma, Evil Scientist with an "interesting Monster", Bruno the bear with his rabbit Parrtnnar, every one of these is a classic you need for your collection.

This was a fun bunch od BUGS! Clean, almost Digital like restoration! Well worth the bucks.....Bugs!

I was looking for one cartoon. I found the one plus quite a few more that i loved as a child and still do now i was surprised to find them on this tape. I'm sure anyone would love this tape lots of great cartoons.

This is a great collection for the savvy Buggs Bunny consumer. We have several in our family. Last year, the word was that Buggs VHS would be vanishing forever. Great to see him come back. And happy to have a Christmas present met...the list gets longer ever year.