Looney Tunes

other plays throughout history (and even across languages), such as Friedrich Schiller’s Wilhelm Tell1, it can be found in tons of other more recent visual media as well. For example, Disney’s The Lion King draws on the story of Hamlet. In the Looney Tunes episode “A Witch’s Tangled Hare”, Shakespeare writes Macbeth on location at Macbeth Castle and witnesses a witch, Witch Hazel, stirring her cauldron. He takes inspiration from her for his play when she recites the incantation “Double, double…

“911 what is your emergency? We will send an ambulance right away.” As thick red colored blood came sputtering out like a waterfall, making a pool around me. The warm sensation of another person’s plasma all over my face and hands made my body quiver. It tasted like metallic when I licked my lips for insurance that I was still alive. The car kept on moving as if it never hit a 112 pound juvenile. People hit someone and are never caught. How does someone hit a human being with their car and drive…

being advertised to kids the most was a minivan or sport vehicle which was advertised to an age group of 6 -14 year-olds (Cantwell, 2000). Ford vehicles had partnered up with Nickelodeon and Warner Bros to create more advertisement on shows like Looney Tunes which shows ford vehicles throughout the show (Cantwell, 2000). This goes to show how eMarketers target kids and manipulate them into purchasing a product for themselves or…

Discrimination and racism has always been a major part of American history. Whenever new groups of ethnicities immigrated to the United States (US), the general public would discriminate against them and blame them some issues of the time. At first it was the Irish in the mid 19th century, and then the Chinese and Italians during the late 19th century and so on. Still, the group that was the most strongly discriminated against was the African-Americans. They are different from the ethnic…

This is due to the fact everyone likes some form of familiarity in their stories, and whether it 's watching looney tunes or reading these stories at a young age, these stories are familiar to almost everyone. Foster uses Hansel and Gretel to discuss this point. While the story could have a different themes and a different setup, a story of two people lost in a problematic…