To Hare Is Human

About This Movie

To Hare Is Human is a quirky little gem from 1956 that really showcases the madcap energy of the Looney Tunes universe. Wile E. Coyote's attempts to outsmart Bugs Bunny using a Univac Electronic Brain adds a layer of absurdity that feels almost ahead of its time. The animation style, while typical for the era, is charming enough, and the gags come at a brisk pace that keeps you engaged. The interplay between the characters is classic, with Bugs' nonchalance juxtaposed against the Coyote's frantic genius. It's a delightful exploration of the theme of intelligence versus instinct, wrapped in a playful atmosphere that’s distinctly animated yet very much reflective of the era's comedic sensibilities.

This film was released in a few different formats over the years, but original theatrical prints are becoming rarer. Animation collectors often seek it out due to its unique premise and the distinctive character dynamics. Its scarcity has piqued interest, especially among enthusiasts of classic animation, making it a notable piece for collectors focused on the evolution of cartoon humor.