As this film came out almost 20 years prior to the Pirates of the Caribbean attraction at Disneyland and 65 years before the first film, it might be better to say Pirates referenced Buccaneer Bunny instead of the other way around. Both Buccaneer Bunny and Curse of the Black Pearl reference a long tradition of pirate and naval themes including music that sounds nautical (just like some music sounds cowboy) and common piratical dialog. That's why all these movies feel familiar, it's the tropes.
There is just something about the way that Sam says 'varmint' that just speaks to my soul. A random youtube search lead me to your channel and I'm glad it did, fantastic reaction, subbed and i can't wait to check out the rest of your channel!
3:40-Mel Blanc did a great impression of Charles Laughton's voice of Captain Bligh. 4:44-Bugs: He's in there, he's in there, he's in there! {squawks like the parrot} 7:10 and 7:11-That's FUNNY!! 8:12-You didn't say 'please', Sam.
The bit where Bugs blows the ship up, and bits and pieces drop onto the beach, alongside a whole section of deck where Bugs and Sam are still standing. Never fails to crack me up. The nautical tune is the "Sailor's Hornpipe", famous on Popeye, and a thousand other shows. Mike Oldfield played it at the end of his "Tubular Bells" album.
I remember this episode when I was a kid and I laughed a lot when Yosemite grot his teeth so hard and the match throwing. One of my all time favorite Bugs Bunny episode. Great reaction! I truly enjoyed the history lesson and nostalgia bringing the inner child in me.
@@dunlopgreenwood2642 And the rest of it is known as "The Merry Go Round Broke Down." Daffy Duck performed a good three or four verses of it in one of his early cartoons. And then Roger Rabbit later did it as well.
Ya know who the unsung heroes of these cartoons are? The sound effects people. I think the technical terms is Foley Artist. The lighted matches, walking up the steps, splashing water, sharks biting. Amazing work for the period.
i think theres another version of this, it might just be another with similar scenes. But the throwing the matches gag, in the one I remember the sign says 'powder room' not gun powder. After the third one, Sam runs away and Bugs opens the door, grins at the camera. We see a view of a ladies powder room (makeup table and such), Bugs says "talcum powder doesn't explode" and ,,, boom,, hes flying thru the air saying.. "I could be wrong".
There was a lot of references to a film called mutiny on the Bounty, and this was made way before pirates of the Caribbean came out a lot of pirate stuff Pirates of the Caribbean borrowed what was already popular about pirates such as 15 men on a dead man’s chest comes from treasure Island, which is a book about pirates
I'm just surprised that sam keeps getting blasted by the cannon despite the third part he thinks there was a cannon on the left as he checked it smart move but the cannon was on the right where he was standing since bugs is smarter than sam and the cannon on the 4 doors like out of nowhere 😂
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As this film came out almost 20 years prior to the Pirates of the Caribbean attraction at Disneyland and 65 years before the first film, it might be better to say Pirates referenced Buccaneer Bunny instead of the other way around. Both Buccaneer Bunny and Curse of the Black Pearl reference a long tradition of pirate and naval themes including music that sounds nautical (just like some music sounds cowboy) and common piratical dialog. That's why all these movies feel familiar, it's the tropes.
There is just something about the way that Sam says 'varmint' that just speaks to my soul.
A random youtube search lead me to your channel and I'm glad it did, fantastic reaction, subbed and i can't wait to check out the rest of your channel!
3:40-Mel Blanc did a great impression of Charles Laughton's voice of Captain Bligh.
4:44-Bugs: He's in there, he's in there, he's in there! {squawks like the parrot}
7:10 and 7:11-That's FUNNY!!
8:12-You didn't say 'please', Sam.
Sam: Say your prayers, varmint!
Throws match into the explosive basement
Sam: NOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!
Sam frantically runs down to put out the match.
@@jnadle1 Me/EStar99: Ain't you a stinker?
@@jnadle1*Yosemite walks back upstairs after putting out the match* "Why ya crazy doggone idgit!! What ya tryin' to do?! Blow us to smithereens?!!"
7:11 Funniest joke in this short
Yeah
Captain Bligh was from Mutiny on the Bounty played by Charles Laughton
1935 with Clark Gable
The bit where Bugs blows the ship up, and bits and pieces drop onto the beach, alongside a whole section of deck where Bugs and Sam are still standing. Never fails to crack me up.
The nautical tune is the "Sailor's Hornpipe", famous on Popeye, and a thousand other shows. Mike Oldfield played it at the end of his "Tubular Bells" album.
You're a lot of fun! Happy to subscribe.
I remember this episode when I was a kid and I laughed a lot when Yosemite grot his teeth so hard and the match throwing. One of my all time favorite Bugs Bunny episode. Great reaction! I truly enjoyed the history lesson and nostalgia bringing the inner child in me.
41yr grown man and years later I am STILL laughing this.
This is a classic episode and one of the best cartoons will never be made like this ever again
The music over the title and opening credits is a traditional sailors' hornpipe, which does indeed also appear in Popeye cartoons. :-)
The opening is 50% similar to Popeye the Sailor
@@dunlopgreenwood2642 And the rest of it is known as "The Merry Go Round Broke Down." Daffy Duck performed a good three or four verses of it in one of his early cartoons. And then Roger Rabbit later did it as well.
Barnacle bitten landlubber!
A classic line from the denizens of Termite Terrace!
Guessing Yosemite Sam hates hearing Bugs say "What's up doc."
That cartoon is my favorite, I can just hear Yosemite Sam Everytime "blow his stack" when Bugs Bunny is involved with whatever antics is happening.
This is one of my favorite Bugs Bunny cartoons and I love the stairs scene it makes me laugh every single time.
And the match
Serves that blabbing bird right 😂😂😂😂🦜 🧨 💥
7:11 NOOOOOO🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
7:22 NOOOOOO🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The powder room gag, gotta love it
Yeah
😂Sam’s expressions and the “gun power room” part. You can hear his foot steps run faster between the 2 he ran after. 😂 😂
Those parrots always rat you out.
Squealer
3:40 is a Charles Laughton reference.
Ya know who the unsung heroes of these cartoons are? The sound effects people. I think the technical terms is Foley Artist. The lighted matches, walking up the steps, splashing water, sharks biting. Amazing work for the period.
Finally someone reacting to these classics! Subbed!
Please do some more Looney Tunes reaction videos. I love them.
my favorite episode is "Tortoise Wins By A Hare" I love seeing Bugs so pissed through the entire toon had me dying laughing 🤣
More, please, more Looney Tunes!
Looney tunes will always be entertaining no matter how old you get...always get a great laugh 😆
Loved your rection! I used to enjoy these Looney Tunes since I was a baby.
The "pepeye theme" is actually called "The Sailor's Hornpipe."
6:36- Carl Stalling uses "When My Dreamboat Comes Home" to underscore the "door chase".
That parrot learned a very important lesson: don't snitch
"He's in here, he's in here!" "He's in there, he's in there!" "Polly want a cracker, polly want a cracker, polly want a cracker!"
Oh my god how did i not discover this channel before
Your reactions are so good and lovely!
Same Didn't Discover it in The First Place!!
I love Foghorn Leg Horn also
Foghorn Leghorn is by far my favorite classic cartoon character! That bird is the best at talking smack like a gentleman haha!
Check out these Bugs Bunny Cartoon episodes:"Bugs and Thugs","Hyde and Hare","Rabbit Punch",and "Hillbilly Hare".
Yeah, we call him Yosemite Sam today... but, originally he was just plain Sam. In this particular cartoon he identifies himself as "Sea- going Sam."
i think theres another version of this, it might just be another with similar scenes. But the throwing the matches gag, in the one I remember the sign says 'powder room' not gun powder. After the third one, Sam runs away and Bugs opens the door, grins at the camera. We see a view of a ladies powder room (makeup table and such), Bugs says "talcum powder doesn't explode" and ,,, boom,, hes flying thru the air saying.. "I could be wrong".
There's two more: "Mutiny on the Bunny (1948)" and "Captain Hareblower (1954)"
Technically, yes, talcum powder can explode.
There was a lot of references to a film called mutiny on the Bounty, and this was made way before pirates of the Caribbean came out a lot of pirate stuff Pirates of the Caribbean borrowed what was already popular about pirates such as 15 men on a dead man’s chest comes from treasure Island, which is a book about pirates
I'm just surprised that sam keeps getting blasted by the cannon despite the third part he thinks there was a cannon on the left as he checked it smart move but the cannon was on the right where he was standing since bugs is smarter than sam and the cannon on the 4 doors like out of nowhere 😂
If you haven’t seen it check out bugs rides again and baseball bugs two classic and funny episodes
1:35 is popeye, the Sailor man theme
Captain Bligh is played by Charles Laughton which Bugs emulate with ease.
nobody and i mean nobody gets more mad in cartoons than yosemtite sam. 😂😂😂
Right
Bugs used Yosemite Sams Canons against him cannons Fire cannonballs 💣
Haven't seen this cartoon since I was a kid, 9-10 or more years ago
Although he doesn't say it in this episode Yosemite Sam often said in defeat the I....hate that rabatt.
Love to see more bugs Bunny wild west cartoon reaction videos
🌺 Amazing ❤️ reaction
since when did flintlock guns have multiple shots like a revolver? 😂😂😂
I played it in protest of the Tampa Bay BUCCANEERS beating the New York Giants!
Do one for Baby Buggy Bunny.
You should react to "No Parking Hare"
I like the 1940s to 1950 I Freleng cartoon animations. Same with Rob McKimson.
7:13 7:18 7:20 7:22 7:23 7:47
I like looney tunes from Eric ritz
Try Tom And Jerry's Mouse Trouble
Oh, NO!
parrot 4:14
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Funny
dis sux
Sam shirt looks like a Gay Pride shirt lol