Analysis of Robert Zemeckis’ Who Framed Roger Rabbit
Throughout the history of the cinema, there have been many films which have revolutionized the media. However, there are some cases where films are so entertaining, many forget just how revolutionary it actually was. This is what happened to Robert Zemeckis’ Who Framed Roger Rabbit. The film has become such an enjoyable classic, it becomes almost an afterthought just how revolutionary the movie was. Who Framed Roger Rabbit was a benchmark motion picture, with state-of-the-art special effects and a plethora of animated characters mixed flawlessly with the human world. Mostly every critic acclaimed the film’s seamless integration of live action and animation. Who Framed Roger Rabbit successfully pushed the technological envelope and still packed great content into a very experimental idea, to become one of the most important films ever created. The most groundbreaking aspect of Who Framed Roger Rabbit was without a doubt it’s flawless and believable integration of live action and animation. Whether it was cartoons and real actors in the real world, or live actors in a cartoon world, viewers are consistently astonished at just how believable what they are seeing really is. Famous film critic Roger Ebert writes “And Who Fr
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