Looney Tunes Super Stars: Sylvester & Hippety Hopper - Marsupial Mayhem

Still remember them from Saturday’s long ago. Still watch.

I can always count on a smile or a laugh from these cartoons. So just sit back and enjoy there’s nothing more you can do with these.

Great Cartoons , ones you don't see often. Well worth it .

If you remember the last Stu Show from December of 2012 when Jerry Beck said that the Sylvester & Friends and the second Daffy Duck Super Stars DVDs were canceled. Well guess what, he lied to us again that looney joker (like what he did in March when he said that the Super Stars DVDs ended but didn't since they've brung out the Porky Pig DVD in November last year). I guess they changed the title of the DVD and renamed it "Sylvester & Hippety Hopper: Marsupial Mayhem" and will contain all 13 Hippety Hopper cartoons and 5 of Sylvester Jr.'s stand alone cartoons (there are 12 in total with the ones featuring Hippety Hopper). Here are the list of shorts it will contain:Original Opening Titles Remastered - ^Original Opening Rings Remastered - ^^*Hop, Look an Listen (1948)^*Hippety Hopper (1949, previously released on LTGC Vol. 6 as a bonus carton but not remastered)^^*Pop `im Pop! (1950)^^*Who's Kitten Who? (1952)*Hoppy-Go-Lucky (1952)*Cats Aweigh! (1953)*Bell Hoppy (1954)^^*Lighthouse Mouse (1955)*Too Hop to Handle (1956)*Slap-Hoppy Mouse (1956)*Mouse-Taken Identity (1957, previously released on Mouse Chronicles as a bonus carton but not remastered)*Hoppy Daze (1961)*Freudy Cat (1964)*Cat's Paw (1959)*Fish and Slips (1962)*Birds of a Father (1961)*Claws in the Lease (1963)*Goldimouse and the Three Cats (1960, previously released on LTGC Vol. 5)Hopefully it will contain more lost original opening and closing titles/rings to these shorts (like Hop, Look an Listen) and remastered improvements on both Hippety Hopper and Mouse-Taken Identity. I hope the second Daffy Duck DVD will be chanced to maybe Bugs & Daffy instead along with some more Super Stars DVDs they should make featuring Speedy Gonzales, the post-1935/pre-1943 black & white Looney Tunes and maybe Yosemite Sam & Elmer Fudd (both in one since they have some more cartoons that are not on DVD yet). And since this doesn't contain any Warner Bros.-Seven Arts. Looney Tunes (unlike the Porky Pig DVD) along with some bad Looney Tunes (unlike the Road Runner and Wile E. Coyote DVD), I give this 5 stars.

Remember when MAX said "All Looney Tunes" well that lasted what? A year? Screw them buy these DVDs. Your best "full collection" needs Golden, Platinum and Super Stars collections. If you care most about recreating your "Saturday Morning" experience you can get by with the Platinum and Super Stars collections.

There is no question that when it has came down to seeing the Looney Tunes cartoons on DVD, they really have been a short-changed mixed bag of collections, that honestly haven't actually delivered their money in each one. Since the Looney Tunes Super Stars collection was released in 2010, there have been some volumes that needed tweaking that weren't worth their money, and others that have hit the nail on the head well. For Sylvester, he has been on one volume before, where he goes after Tweety seeking just desserts. Sadly, that volume featured all cartoons that were on previous volumes of the Looney Tunes Golden Collection 1-6, and most of them were released on a DVD that didn't include anything new a few years ago. But there honestly haven't been many collections that haven't featured Sylvester going after another foe like Speedy Gonzales, or the big jumping mouse that he has thought of as, which actually is a baby kangaroo. Well, now Sylvester finally is featured on a DVD of his own, trying to prove his own honor to himself, or to his son Sylvester Jr. Get 'Em Sylvester, and it delivers well.Looney Tunes Super Stars: Sylvester & Hippety Hopper is definitely a Looney Tunes DVD collection, that makes up for some of the lackluster ones that Warner Brothers were not able to deliver upon in the past several years. The collection shows the other side of Sylvester that was honestly missing on video, and to appeal to die hard fans for years that Warner Brothers wasn't really able to show (considering Sylvesters' cartoons won the most Academy awards for Warner Brothers for Friz Freleng's lifetime. 4 of them for Friz out of 5.) The collection shows Sylvester seeking food for himself that is more than just everyday cat meat on the table, whether it is the baby kangaroo, or fish from a local aquarium in Fish & Slips, in cartoons like Mouse-Taken Identity, where Sylvester takes his son to his job, trying to catch mice at a museum (Mouse-Taken Identity), or Cat's Paw where Sylvester takes his son birdwatching high in the deep in the mountains, where he encounters a dangerous baby dwarf eagle that tries to make a meal out of Sylvester. There is only few cartoons that have been released on the Looney Tunes Golden Collections before (Goldi-Mouse & The Three Cats is the only one released on DVD earlier.)1) Hop, Look & Listen 2) Hippety Hopper 3) Pop "Em Pop 4) Who's Kitten Who? 5) Cat's Aweigh! 6) Hoppy-Go Lucky 7) Bell Hoppy 8) Lighthouse Mouse 9) Too Hop To Handle 10) The Slap Happy Mouse 11) Mouse-Taken Identity 12) Hoppy Daze 13) Freudy Cat 14) Cat's Paw 15) Fish & Slips 16) Birds Of A Father 17) Claws For Lease 18) Goldi-Mouse & The Three CatsOverall, based on the track listing, this honestly is one of the better Looney Tunes releases that is definitely worth the effort. The cartoons that Robert McKimson and Friz Freleng directed that are here, definitely show why this one is definitely one of the better DVD releases. Looney Tunes Super Stars: Sylvester & Hippety Hopper is definitely worth its money, and is a real treat that has been waiting for years for anyone that has wanted to see the other sides of Sylvester that hasn't been delivered yet. I definitely recommend this as a great buy for anyone that is a classic die hard fan of the Looney Tunes cartoons for years.Price: B+Shorts: A-Remastering: BOverall: B+

Say it three times really fast

Classic looney toons cant go wrong

The media could not be loaded. Absolutely love Sylvester the Cat. He always tries to achieve his goals, but is always defeated by his rivals. His defeats also does not help when he tries to set an example for his son junior. Animation for this DVD is ok and colourful.

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Kapot aangekomen en geretourneerd en geld terug gehad dus product zelf kan ik niet beoordelen

Dans la collection "Looney Tunes Super Stars", voici venir Sylvestre et son fils ainsi que le sympathique Hippety Hopper, le kangourou bondissant. Pour ce volume contenant pas moins de 18 cartoons, on en retrouve 17 qui n'étaient jusque là jamais sortis sur le support. L'audio disponible est uniquement en Anglais avec des sous-titres disponibles en Français et Anglais. Malheureusement car tous ces cartoons ont été doublés en Français mais sont malheureusement indisponibles dans cette langue d'où mon point en moins.En ce qui concerne l'image, tous les courts-métrages ont été restaurés au ratio 1.33:1 plein écran 4:3. Voici la liste des cartoons présents :- Hop, Look and Listen (1948)- Hippety Hopper (1949)- Pop 'im Pop! (1950)- Who's Kitten Who ? (1952)- Hoppy-Go-Lucky (1952)- Cats's-A-Weigh! (1953)- Bell Hoppy (1954)- Lighthouse Mouse (1955)- Too Hop to Handle (1956)- The Slap-Hoppy Mouse (1956)- Mouse-Taken Identity (1957)- Hoppy Daze (1961)- Freudy Cat (1964)- Cat's Paw (1959)- Fish and Slips (1962)- Birds of a Father (1961)- Claws in the Lease (1963)- Goldimouse and the Three Cats (1960)Note technique : 4/5Note artistique : 5/5PS : Le DVD est un disque Zone 1 NTSC et pour le visionner, vous devrez être équipé en conséquence, à savoir un lecteur multi zones car il ne peut être lu sur un lecteur européen normal, ni sur un PC.

Although this was ordered through Amazon Australia, the DVD brought up the error "wrong region for this player". Most annoying!