Forward March Hare
Bugs Bunny gets a draft notice by mistake and joins the army, with disastrous results, especially for the sergeant of his platoon.
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Plot Summary
Two rabbits, Cecil and Elmer, are living in the Wild West. Cecil is a shrewd and somewhat conniving individual, while Elmer is a naive and easily tricked soul. Cecil devises a scheme to trick Elmer into believing that a herd of cattle is a magical beast that grants wishes, all to steal Elmer's riches.
Critical Reception
Forward March Hare is a beloved Looney Tunes short, praised for its clever writing, strong characterizations, and hilarious slapstick. It's often cited as a prime example of Chuck Jones's directorial skill and the brilliant comedic timing of Mel Blanc's voice work.
What Reviewers Say
- Hilarious dialogue and witty wordplay.
- Classic Looney Tunes animation at its finest.
- Mel Blanc's voice performances are a standout.
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Fun Fact
This cartoon is one of the few Warner Bros. cartoons to feature a rabbit character that isn't Bugs Bunny or a direct variant of him, with Cecil Turtle being a recurring rival of Bugs Bunny.
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