Review of Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988) by Amelia H — 11 May 2013

Before I start this review, I want to talk about the director Robert Zemeckis. You can never guess what his talent is like as he directs, produces and writes all sorts of movies and this is one of them.

Based on the book, "Who Censored Roger Rabbit", the story is about two different worlds, the human world and the cartoon world named ToonTown. The film is set in Hollywood 1947 where Eddie Valiant played by Bob Hoskins who is a detective is on his personal mission to find a toon who murdered his brother by a falling piano; what he can remember is that the toon had red eyes and a squeaky voice.

But when he gets caught up with a Hollywood toon star named Roger Rabbit who is framed for a crime he didn't commit, Eddie is Roger's only hope to clear his name along with his wife Jessica Rabbit so that they can stop the evil Judge Doom played by Christopher Lloyd from destroying ToonTown in a vast of toxic waste which are the toons' weakness.

Simply a classic animation film by all means, it's also suspenseful, the animation is very basic yet entertaining, and the story is just brilliant. Who Framed Roger Rabbit gets an easy 10/10.