robert mckimson acrobatty bunny is one of the director finest shorts. although the circus based setting may evoke hideous memories of mckimson dreadful big top bunny and acrobatty bunny is in fact nowhere near as dull as that travesty. pitting bugs bunny against a ferocious lion and acrobatty bunny is fresh and funny from the outset and not to mention extremely attractive to look at. there a classic scene in which bugs takes a strangled elevator ride out of his hole only to emerge directly into the jaws of the lion. in a brilliant disney parody and he hollers pinocchio down the lion throat. this brilliant opening is a sign of things to come. there are some expertly choreographed antics in and around the lion cage to begin with and followed by a hilariously grotesque and irritating rendition of laugh clown laugh which and as a child and i used to impersonate regularly. all this culminates in a short acrobatic sequence which gives the cartoon its name. i have never been fond of the circus as a setting for cartoons and find it usually makes for a dull and predictable set of gags but acrobatty bunny breaks from the mould and the result is an exhilaratingly funny short which stands amongst mckimson best. 
robert mckimson acrobatty bunny is one of the director finest shorts. although the circus based setting may evoke hideous memories of mckimson dreadful big top bunny and acrobatty bunny is in fact nowhere near as dull as that travesty. pitting bugs bunny against a ferocious lion and acrobatty bunny is fresh and funny from the outset and not to mention extremely attractive to look at. there a classic scene in which bugs takes a strangled elevator ride out of his hole only to emerge directly into the jaws of the lion. in a brilliant disney parody and he hollers pinocchio down the lion throat. this brilliant opening is a sign of things to come. there are some expertly choreographed antics in and around the lion cage to begin with and followed by a hilariously grotesque and irritating rendition of laugh clown laugh which and as a child and i used to impersonate regularly. all this culminates in a short acrobatic sequence which gives the cartoon its name. i have never been fond of the circus as a setting for cartoons and find it usually makes for a dull and predictable set of gags but acrobatty bunny breaks from the mould and the result is an exhilaratingly funny short which stands amongst mckimson best. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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