A cult classic with some great Looney moments but a need for more originality

Rating: 6/10 (14 October 2019)

Most millennials have a relation "Space Jam", the 1996 live action/animated film is now more or less widely appreciated as a cult classic and deservingly so. The elements of some good ol' American 90s cheesiness involving basketball superstar Michael Jordan and his family, along with timeless "Looney Tunes" moments provides you with this sport comedy. In it, aliens have invaded the world of Loonies and to settle the fate of their future a basket game will take place in which Bugs, Daffy, Lola, Taz and the rest team up with Jordan. Jordan does what he can with his roles which isn't much. His lines are quite limited but it doesn't matter since will see him own the court fused with some Toon powers. The rest of the human cast aren't really showing their best sides off, apart from the always beloved Bill Murray, but the cartoon ensemble are the stars of the show. While much of the focus is on Jordan, "Space Jam" is all about the Loonies at the end of the day and they bring you all the whacky, toony, eye-bugging comedy you want. Wether or not "Space Jam" can be introduced to today's generation of kids I don't know, but if you are one in the Millenial crew, "Space Jam" will you give you a trip down the nostalgia lane in a fantastic manner.