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Bugs encounters wartime sabotage and takes to the air to do battle.

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Ratings: IMDB: 7.3/10
Released: October 30, 1943
Runtime: 8 min
Genres: Animation Adventure Short
Countries: United States
Companies: Leon Schlesinger Productions
Cast: Mel Blanc Robert Clampett
Crew: Robert Clampett Warren Foster

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random000 3 points 8 months ago. 5/5 stars.

Today, we file reports regarding aircraft malfunctioning with a different frame of mind than 80 years ago. In the WWII era, some people actually believed that gremlins might be responsible for mechanical failures, so that was great material for a 7 minute Warner Bros short featuring Bugs Bunny.

Bob Clampett directs & Warren Foster wrote this toon that’s very inspired by Tex Avery in a time where a lot of studios were also shooting bits about gremlins, so Warner retitled this toon to Falling Hare. Voiced by Mel Blanc, this gremlin takes a lot of his vocal inspiration from Lou Costello of the Abbott & Costello comedy team.

Carl Stalling has a rip-roaring musical score that quotes several songs that emphasize the over-the-top screwball comedy of the toon. This is one of the toons that failed to meet a copyright renewal deadline, so it fell into public domain & was used a lot, including for the Gremlins 2 movie.