Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988)

	Also Known As: -
	Year of first release: 1988
	Director: Robert Zemeckis (Back to the Future 1-3, Forrest Gump, The Polar Express)
	Actors: Bob Hoskins (Brazil), Christopher Lloyd (Back to the Future 1-3, Piranha 3D), Joanna Cassidy
	Country: USA
	Genre: Animation, Polar, Comedy
	Conditions of visioning: 23.05.2013, Blu-ray, Home cinema
Synopsis: Detective Eddie Valiant (Hopkins) is investigating a cheating wife (Roger Rabbit's) before being involved in a much more mysterious case involving Tootown.
Review: I had seen the movie many times as a kid and now I wanted to see it with adult eyes, especially after reading an ecellent review of the Blu-ray in the Mad Movies magazine. The most impressive in this movie is the accuracy with which the cartoons were incrusted in the life film. You never question the fact that the toons are interacting with the life actors, which is quite impressive for a 25 years-old movie (not surprisingly, the movie was over budget by a factor two!). Althought the camera is always in motion, the toons are following and you need a trained eye to notice the mistakes. Interaction with the humans are very good, in particular when passing objects from one to the other character. Shadows and reflections are also very well managed. The story is one of a 70's polar but in a world where toons life alongside people. You laugh and never get bored. A classic movie, made by and with part of the team that brought you Back to the Future: director Robert Zemeckis, composer Alan Silvestri and actor Christopher L. Lloyd.
Rating: 9 /10