The Day the Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie
This is the first fully animated theatrical Looney Tunes feature film in decades, released March 14, 2025 with a PG rating for cartoon violence/action and rude/suggestive humor. It centers on Daffy Duck and Porky Pig foiling an alien mind-control plot, and the tone throughout is comedic and slapstick-forward, though a handful of zombie-gum and alien-monster visuals land closer to spooky than silly for the youngest viewers.
A great pick for kids around 6 and up who are already Looney Tunes fans; sensitive viewers under 6 may find the zombie and alien imagery unsettling even within the comedic frame.
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Ominous music and an alarm accompany an asteroid approaching Earth, establishing the end-of-world stakes right away.
Farmer Jim tells young Daffy and Porky the world can be cruel, then walks away and does not return; the boys cry and it is implied he has died.
Townspeople who chew the alien gum turn into glowing-eyed zombies with an alien eyeball that pops out of their mouths; a scientist lurches with green goo leaking from a suitcase while the villain's laugh echoes overhead.