The Cartoon Quote Game...

"Tell me more about my eyes."


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I know this one--lets see who else does...

Aha! Another no-brainer. It's Mama Bear, from "Bugs Bunny And The Three Bears."

Yep, easy as pie. It's indeed Mama bear smitten with Bugs.

Thanks, Salty. Now here's another one that's just as easy:

"You know? Your ma ain't crazy. She's just broken-hearted. And it ain't nobody's fault you got them big ears."

Ah, I know this one but would rather see who else knows.

I'm mightily sure this quote comes from Disney's Dumbo, but since I've never seen Dumbo (to my great shame), I can't pinpoint the character. It's likely to be either Timothy Mouse in that band uniform, or one of the crows that, despite the stereotyping, speak a goodly amount of truth and wisdom. Hazarding a pure guess, then, I'll say Jim Crow, the most prominent of the avians.

Actually, OUB, you were right the first time when you said Timothy. Good job, so you may post another quote.

I was in the same boat as OUB--knew it was from Dumbo but couldn't figure out if it was Timothy or one of the crows. Unlike OUB though, I have seen Dumbo before, but that was when I was very little. I should probably watch it again--except that one of the most terrifying sequences is in there--those Pink Elephants from Hell--er I mean on Parade.

Uh-oh, the quote I have in mind comes from another Nightmare Fuel sequence. I'm a bad bunny.

"Eh, I think we might need a little bit o' help."

This would be Bugs Bunny from Space Jam after watching the tiny Nerdlucks transform into the powerful and towering Monstars thanks to absorbing the powers of some NBA champions.

That's precisely where the quote comes from. So, Glowworm can watch tiny Nerdlucks transform like One-Winged Angels into the Monstars, but she can't stomach Dumbo's fantastical pink elephants. Yep.

I never found the Monstars transformation sequence to be scary believe it or not--heck it was even funny because Bang--the big green one, is naked before he finally transforms. I actually thought the transformation sequence was pretty awesome as a kid. The elephants on the other hand--I saw that when I was five--it did not help that I had a Disney sing-along- tape with that one on it. I watched the sequence again while I was in college--it was STILL terrifying.

Anyway, let's get out of the scary stuff and go for something else.
"What do you want me to do? Dress in drag and do the hula?"

Timon, from "The Lion King." Haven't seen that one in quite a while.

Yeah, one of the best parts of the movie--Timon and Pumba creating a diversion in front of a bunch of hyenas.

Thanks, Glowworm. Now let's see who can get this one:

"My body may belong to you, but my soul belongs to Warner Brothers."

Absolutely right, Bill. Good job. . You may now post a new quote.