Hare-Way to the Stars

1958
8| 0h6m| NR| en| More Info
Released: 29 March 1958 Released
Producted By: Warner Bros. Cartoons
Country: United States of America
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Bugs Bunny groggily climbs out of bed and his hole and, unknowingly, into a rocket ship that's parked directly above. It transports him into outer space, where he is chased by martians.

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Cast

Mel Blanc

Director

Chuck Jones

Production Companies

Warner Bros. Cartoons

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Hare-Way to the Stars Audience Reviews

Cathardincu Surprisingly incoherent and boring
Lawbolisted Powerful
Stellead Don't listen to the Hype. It's awful
Hayden Kane There is, somehow, an interesting story here, as well as some good acting. There are also some good scenes
utgard14 Very entertaining Bugs Bunny short from the great Chuck Jones. This one features Bugs facing off against Marvin the Martian. When Bugs is accidentally launched into space, he crashes onto a space station where Marvin is once again planning an attack on Earth with his "Explosive Space Modulator." Great voice work from Mel Blanc. Very nice music from Milt Franklyn. The animation is mostly excellent. The backgrounds and things like the spaceship are very well done, while Bugs looks a little rough sometimes. It's a funny cartoon with good lines and clever bits of creativity (like the silly birdlike Martian creatures Marvin sends after Bugs). Not my favorite Bugs & Marvin short but a very good one.
Tweekums Bugs bunny is feeling somewhat hungover having mixed carrot juice and radish juice the night before; so much so that he doesn't notice when he gets to the top of the ladder out of his hole that he has also climbed up the inside of a rocket positioned above his hole. Opening the top he is surprised to find himself in space. He is hit by a Sputnik-like satellite which takes him so a strange platform where he finds Marvin the Martian about to blow up the Earth with an Illudium Q-36 Explosive Space Modulator so that he can get a better view of Venus.Bugs steals the explosive which rather annoys Marvin, he adds water three dehydrated Martians which causes them to grow into large green bird-like creatures then tells them to catch Bugs. Of course he escapes and eventually steals a flying saucer to return to Earth... along with a container of dehydrated Martians which would have been fine if he hadn't crashed into water.This is a pretty funny cartoon although sadly Marvin is underused, the dehydrated Martians are nowhere near as funny as Marvin; he has one of the best cartoon voices.
Mightyzebra First I'll say that Marvin and Bugs are very good in this Looney Tunes episode. Secondly I'll say that I did not like the other parts of this cartoon nearly as much. Stuff that I liked were the two main characters, the quotes and I thought the plot was quite good. The jokes are - in places - mediocre, at least the farce and slapstick ones are.Personally I prefer "Mad as a Mars Hare" a slightly similar cartoon also featuring Bugs and Marvin. This particular cartoon is more for people who like the slapstick and farce in Looney Tunes, although this for people who like Bugs Bunny as well - at least to watch once, anyhow. Planktonrules submitted a good point in his review: Why is this cartoon banned? I had not heard it was until I read his review and I think the reason may be something to do with the idea of "exploding the earth" and perhaps the fact that it is set in a demolition site may be something to do with it. These are complete guesses, but it's something to think about while you watch this cartoon.Bugs Bunny, having had carrot juice and radish juice mixed, feels absolutely dreadful and is having a sort of hangover. Due to some circumstances (that you have to watch to understand properly) Bugs climbs into a space rocket and finds himself in space, on a comet and in some sort of space station where a little alien is very excited.... I recommend this to all Bugs Bunny fans, people who like space Looney Tunes and people who like farce at least a little bit. Enjoy! :-)
bob the moo Badly hung over from mixing radish juice and carrot juice the night before, bugs staggers up his stairs and accidentally into a space rocket that has been established as a launch point directly above his home. When the rocket reaches his destination, Bugs stumbles into a plot by an alien to destroy the earth - a plot Bugs has no option but to try and foil.This film is one of the many that started to cash in on the whole sci-fi scene and saw the creation of the alien character who has faced up to several of the usual characters. The plot here is too simple for my tastes and doesn't create that many funny sequences. The overly silly setup is happily put aside as soon as it can be to create a battle of wits between Bugs and alien. Sadly this chase is full of daft looking monsters who are easily outwitted by Bugs - but only in one amusing sequence. Before you know it the film is finished (and with a whimper at that).Bugs is good and the alien is funny if you like him; the problem seems to be with the material, which is uninspired and lacking in real imagination or spark. Bits of it are still pretty amusing but mostly I found it to be quite lacklustre considering the characters involved. Overall, it is worth seeing because all Bugs Bunny films are, but it would have been nice if the material had ran to a few more sequences with more laughs.