This movie has everything that makes a movie good. Even when compared to movies that are considered epic, this film holds its own. It combines everything that is good about cartoons and classic comedy with everything that is good about film noire. And like most movies that make it big, adults and children can sit in the same movie theatre and both enjoy the film immensely. The gags are smart enough that those of us who enjoy the Marx brothers and "the Maltese Falcon" are titillated and the kids who like cartoons and slapstick comedy are appeased as well. And frankly, Jessica Rabbit, for most of us who were heading into puberty in the late eighties and early nineties, was what ruined other women for us. She was sultry, sexy, and was married to a toon rabbit. Even girls watch this movie and go "Wow, she's hot". So, this movie will stand the test of time with adults and children alike and will be entertaining for years to come. Plus, Bob Hoskins, was dynamite. Nailed it.
Review of Who Framed Roger Rabbit
