20 years of Who Framed Roger Rabbit

This year marks the 20th anniversary of one of the most important films in the history of animation, "Who Framed Roger Rabbit". To celebrate, here are some articles about this seminal film (all but two are from Starlog), starting with a look at the film's effects:

Here's a review of the film by Harry McCracken in the defunct animation fan magazine Animato:

And here's an article on the making of the film in Newsweek:

And here's an interview with actress Joanna Cassidy, who played Dolores:

And here's and interview with musical composer Alan Silvestri:

Here's an overview of the film:

And finally, here's an interview with director Robert Zemeckis:

Also, check out this article:http://johnpannozzi.blogspot.com/2008/03/censorship-of-who-framed-roger-rabbit.html

Roger Rabbit copyright controversy

This some pretty shocking news from a 1989 issue of Film Threat. Apparently, an artist named Dna O'Neil created an underground comic strip story featuring a character named Roger Rabbit years before the Roger Rabbit we all know.

Article on time paradoxes in Back to the the Future

Here is an article from Starlog Magazine which gives theories on time paradoxes in the first Back to the Future movie.

I also have an article concerning the sequels that I intend to post soon.