Simply magnificent! I don’t have words. 10/10.

A film like this may never happen again. Thank the lord that this film is so good.

Very funny loved the toons.

Bem legal,as piadas são engraçadinhas,mesmo o filme sendo antigo,e os personagens são divertidos e marcantes,o Roger é um fofo. Ele e o detetive formam uma boa equipe juntos.

An amazing blending of live action and beautifully crafted 2D animation and such a passionate love letter to the golden era of animation, with likable original characters, countless crossover cameos from different studios, and a genuinely moving story beneath the story with Bob Hoskins as Eddie Valiant and Christopher Lloyd as the terrifying Judge Doom. Easily one of the best Disney movies, and only half of it is animated!

I Contester this movie the Greatest Cartoon Movie. The Collaboration Between Disney and Warner bros Cartoons characters in the Real World is just perfect collab. Kids will love this Movie. But this movie does have two versions. 1. Family Friendly 2. Adult content So Parents, I would recommend to watch this but Family Friendly on Disney+ with Kids. But Still, The Perfect Cartoon Movie.

Honestly it was great. Funny, well made, amazing crossovers and cameos. I enjoyed it in full.

A childhood classic.

A delightful film that perfectly blends animation and live-action and left me wishing that more films would do this style! A fun story and unique characters make this a film that I will definitely watch again!

Probably the best live-action/animation film ever released. Also likely the last ever Warner Brothers and Disney crossover in a film. Classic slapstick cartoon comedy paired with a gritty 1940s-style detective. Unforgettable!

SUPER FUN MOVIE! for its time it was crazy good and somewhat horrific I mean many people get hit by cars, shot to death!, and run over by steamrollers and some humor is not very kid appropriate any more but all that still makes this a great movie! (should be PG-13 though)

É um filme muito bom e Divertido, e tem uma história bastante intrigante. Além da mistura de live action com animação que inacreditavelmente, pro contesto da época ficou incrível. Sinceramente espero uma continuação.

The whole cross platform idea of Cartoons and Live action is well executed and the performance by Bob Hoskins was just hats off for an 1988 movie

used to love this movie when i was a kid, but now the animation kind of bothers me because i don't have children and r.k maroon works for peanuts. Maroon cartoons was a sideshow to looney tunes, hanna barbara, acme and disney. Maroon and judge doom wanted to take over toon town and Hollywood. This movie tries too hard and that's the dilemma. i would recommend you see it once but after that, you'll wash it away from your mind

One of my favorite movies of all time, I truly love and enjoy this movie a lot!

Fantastic who done it mystery movie.

Who framed Roger rabbit is one of my favorite Disney films I give this film a 10/10

A masterclass in animation, action, and mystery. An amazing must-see crime film with multiple laughs from Roger thrown in.

Who Framed Roger Rabbit is a classic and is one of the best films ever made. Its groundbreaking animation techniques, clever storytelling, and timeless appeal make it a must-watch for audiences of all ages. A movie like this could never be made again in the new age of cinema.

Disney's live action and animation hybrid film is based on a novel by Gary K. Wolf, Who Censored Roger Rabbit? It's a highly imaginative, funny, and visually impressive film that inventively combines animation with a clever premise of cartoon characters co-existing in the real world. The story has elements of film noir drama, and wacky cartoon humor in its narrative that's boosted with a lively score by Alan Silvestri. The animation is stunningly blended in the live action settings of the film, which parodies and pays homage to the animation medium, and iconic cartoon characters. The performances from the live action cast are well-done, including Bob Hoskins as the private investigator Eddie Valiant, and Christopher Lloyd as the intimidating and eccentric Judge Doom. Who Framed Roger Rabbit is a wildly innovative film that remains a timeless homage to the golden age of American animation, with a witty and brilliant original story woven into the premise.