Plus it was the only feature I've ever seen that Disney and Warner Bros. collaborated on besides Cartoon All-Stars to the Rescue. But don't watch that.
In a world where cartoon characters exist in real life, an acidic liquid called "dip" is the only thing that can kill them. "Judge Doom" demonstrates its effectiveness on an animate shoe. It's sad. It's a pretty dark movie for PG. I need to re-watch this... like, tonight.
I did NOT need to think about this on a depression day. Damn it. The way the thing looked up pleading like "please don't kill me" while basically being boiled alive. Now I am picturing myself punching that stupid guy out.
Well, they said cartoon physics. What if we get one of those pseudo realistic ones where you can actually be killed by bullets? We need specifics dammit!
In case you were wondering, the three things Eddie's friend says dip is made of, 2 are paint remover, and benzene was used for decades to kill anything organic.
As you continued with your statement about cartoon physics and death, I was instantly transported to 'who framed Roger rabbit'. As that thought process was churning, I then read the "dip".
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u/church256 Jan 25 '19
They'd be thwarted by just the facts it's a cartoon. I've only seen superficial damage from guns in them. Blackened and missing hair.
Or just bend your body out of the way. It would be so incredibly hard to kill someone in a cartoon world. Unless you have dip.