Bugsy and Mugsy

This is the second Looney Tune with Rocky and Mugsy.

And again it has Bugs Bunny in it, like the previous one "Bugs and Thugs".

Rocky and Mugsy hide themselves in an old abandon apartment building which Bugs so happens to already be living in(under the floor surface that is) He finds out his guests are criminals, so he kept himself hidden from them and plot some traps and making Rocky think Mugsy is going to kill him.

This time it has more gags and more traps than before.

Another fine Rocky and Mugsy Looney Tune to check out.

Compared to the first cartoon with Rocky, Mugsy and Bugs Bunny, this is pretty mediocre. The first one was my favourite Bugs Bunny episode, it had clever jokes, clever lines, a good plot and good animation - even the little bit of farce in it was good. However, this cartoon, there is too much farce, the plot is boring and repetitive (Bugs constantly trying to trick Rocky into thinking that Mugsy is trying to injure him) and there are only a few good lines and very few clever jokes.

In this episode, Bugs Bunny has moved from his burrow to a nice, comfortable basement in an empty house - when suddenly, two gangsters arrive back home, bank robbers. When Bugs Bunny realizes what they are up to, he plans to put a stop to the robbers' robbing...

I recommend this episode to anyone who is very new to Looney Tunes, to anyone who likes farce and to anyone who likes Bugs Bunny being meaner than usual. Otherwise you may not enjoy this, but I guess it is worth a go for the average Looney Tunes fan. Enjoy "Bugsy and Mugsy"! :-)

6 and a half out of ten.

"Bugsy and Mugsy" is another classic memorable cartoon short from looney tunes a 1957 entry that involved Bugs dealing with two lawbreakers. Rocky and Mugsy are on the run to an old empty building where Bugs just happens to be and Bugs puts both on edge having them to sweat in fear of cops only his gags and clever tricks make the two see that crime does not pay! Overall classic cartoon that's highly memorable.

Bugs Bunny awakes to find that his building has been taken over his building as their new hideout. Unwilling to share the house with gangster and with the gangsters unwilling to share with him, Bugs is forced to try and outwit Rocky and Mugsy in order to get rid of them and save himself from being `whacked'!

Another in the series of Warner Brother cartoons that spoofs the gangster movie cliché by using the character of Rocky to go up against the usual character in the usual sort of way. Here the material is reasonably good and creates several funny jokes - the dancing Bugs is one but my favourite is a running gag over a minute involving a series of lights and guns!

What makes it better than it sounds is great delivery from the characters. Rocky is hardly the best character as he is more about being a spoof than a character in his own right, however here his delivery is really good and his reactions are funny. Bugs is as good as ever and he really gives the mobsters a run for their money. His delivery combined with Rocky's reactions make this an enjoyable cartoon.

Overall this is an enjoyable short film that has good material that makes good use of the characters. Bugs is as good as usual and Rocky and Mugsy are better than they usually are and react well, making it funnier.

Another hilarious Bugs Bunny cartoon, where we find him up against Rocky and Mugsy. The gags were not very original and I think they've been used in several other Warner Bros. shorts but that doesn't mean they weren't funny. Mel Blanc really shows of his voice talents in this one.