After Wile E Coyote fires the missile and it comes back and strikes him, the shot changes to the gang out in the open desert. Then there is the live-action explosion from the missile in the distance. The explosion was from an animated missile and should not have resulted in a live-action explosion. [Since when is switching between live action and animation a mistake?] Corrected by pross79Looney Tunes: Back in Action (2003) - 7 corrections
Directed by Joe Dante, starring Brendan Fraser, Heather Locklear, Joan Cusack, Steve Martin, Timothy Dalton
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After Wile E Coyote fires the missile and it comes back and strikes him, the shot changes to the gang out in the open desert. Then there is the live-action explosion from the missile in the distance. The explosion was from an animated missile and should not have resulted in a live-action explosion. [Since when is switching between live action and animation a mistake?] Corrected by pross79
The only Loony Tunes character who does not appear in the film is the black and white cat that Pepé Le Peu chases in all his cartoons. In the 'Pepé Le Peu Warner Brothers' Studio Store Collectibles' we learn that her name is Penelope. [Simply incorrect. There are more Looney Tunes characters than could fit in a dozen movies.]
The painting "Scream" hangs in The National Museum in Oslo, Norway. Not a few meters from "Mona Lisa" in The Louvre. [The Scream has moved around over the years. It was in London in 1996, in Paris in 1999, so unlike the Mona Lisa it doesn't stay in one place, it is often loaned. For example, The Sunflowers is currently in the National Gallery in London, but 6 years ago it was in Paris as well. Finally, the artist Munch actually did 4 copies of the painting, so it could be any one of 4 at The Louvre.]You may also like: Monsters, Inc. | Madagascar | Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets | Lethal Weapon | Joe Dirt
