Looney Tunes: Back in Action (2003)

In the animated world of Looney Tunes, the rivalry between Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck reaches a fever pitch. Daffy, weary of living in Bugs' shadow, decides to part ways with the Studio once and for all. His defiant exit is orchestrated by Kate Houghton, the humor-challenged Vice President of Comedy at Warner Bros., who liberates Daffy from his contract and assigns DJ Drake, a security guard with aspirations of becoming a stuntman, to escort the irrepressible duck off the premises. However, fate weaves a twist into the tale when Daffy, now a sidekick without a hero, forms an unlikely alliance with DJ. This new partnership is tested when DJ uncovers a shocking truth — his famous father, Damian Drake, revered for his onscreen portrayal of suave international spies, is, in fact, a spy himself. Worse, he's been kidnapped by the maniacally nerdy Mr. Chairman of the nefarious Acme Corporation. The stakes are further raised when it is revealed that Damian holds the secret to the mystically powerful Blue Monkey Diamond, a gem that the power-hungry Chairman will stop at nothing to possess. With the fate of the world hanging in the balance, DJ and Daffy embark on a globe-trotting adventure, racing against the clock to outrun the villainous Acme stooges, rescue Damian, and secure the diamond. Unbeknownst to them, they are pursued by Bugs Bunny and VP Kate. The studio bosses have decided that Bugs needs a comic foil, and Kate's career is on the line if she fails to bring Daffy back to the studio. As the unlikely duo ventures into the heart of danger, they must navigate Hollywood politics, international espionage, and their own hilarious misadventures. Amidst the chaos, they must find the missing blue diamond, save the world, and most importantly, stay one step ahead of the relentless Acme Corporation.

Looney Tunes: Back in Action is an animation movie featuring Brendan Fraser and directed by Joe Dante.

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