I remember watching this film as a child – it was good when you first see it. When you see it for the second time though, the film looks ordinary, and ordinary it is. The story lacked interest: anyone could've came up with that story. The only good thing about the film was the basketball game itself which sadly happened right towards the end. Everything else leading up to it was lacklustre. Another good thing about the film was how the Looney Tunes characters interacted with the real world, and with real people, but everything else felt boring despite the introduction of Bug's new girl.

The film's twenty years old already, man, how time does fly by. I grew up watching the Looney Tunes characters back in the Fifties, so for me, that's what kids cartoons are all about. Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck were my favorites, and they have prominent roles here, so that was cool. Having been away so long from the shows I watched as a kid, the presence of Lola Bunny was a bit of a surprise, I had never seen her before, or at least the iteration of her here wasn't familiar to me. Because all of the original voice artists are gone, folks like Mel Blanc and Chuck Jones, the Warner Brothers characters sounded just the slightest bit off to me, but that's a minor nuisance. Teaming up the cartoon characters with professional basketball players was a uniquely creative concept, though I would have liked to see some of the other players like Barkley and Ewing in the Monstar game themselves. But no matter, this is a colorful flick with decent animation and humor, with cool appearances by Wayne Knight and Bill Murray. Murray was effective doing his type of character from "Groundhog Day", a slovenly but decent guy who can make you laugh just by looking at him.

I remember watching this when I was a kid and thinking this was the best Looney Tunes film back in the day. I don't remember what year I've first seen this. I've watched this a couple of times anyway and today in 2016, I got to watch after so many years. It does bring back such good memories during my childhood. I honestly still enjoyed it, you might think you have grown out of Looney Tunes. S'cuse me? They are still legends that we know of today man! I love Bugs Bunny with his sarcastic sexy voice and Daffy Duck with his 'thinks he knows everything' attitude. C'mon who wouldn't enjoy them like they are hilarious like the other Looney Tunes characters we have known from childhood!I even loved Lola Bunny, she is such a babe. Definitely herself and Bugs are adorable together. Best of all, Kath Soucie voiced her. She is like known for her role as Dexters mum in "Dexters Laboratory" and Princess Sally in "Sonic the hedgehog " series. I was really chuffed because she is my favorite voice actress out there so I decided to watch her again by replaying the movie today!All I can say about this film is, it's still one of the best movies out there. Especially if you had Looney Tunes in your childhood or not!

Space Jam is Good Movie from my childhood But Not one of my favorite Movies . The Movie is about Michael Jordan teaming up with the Looney Tunes vs the Space aliens. The Movie stars Michael Jordan as Himself, Wayne Knight as Stan Podolak, Bill West as Bugs Bunny, Dee Bradley Baker as Daffy Duck, Danny Devito Mr Swackhammer, and Bill Murray as Himself. This Movie came out the year 1996 which was the year I was Born. Anyway this also the first of Lola Bunny in the Looney Tunes Franchise. The Movie has a cameo from Bill Murray. Anyway I do like Space Jam. Anyway I give Space Jam a 10/10 stars. Anyway See Guys Later