Bugs grabs her, kisses her madly on the hand and arm, and the machine literally starts spinning and falls apart. The mechanical lure - a beautiful female - quickly lures Bugs to the castle. "Peter Lorre" playing an "evil scientist" (that's what it says in neon lights on his hilltop castle!) who has invented a mechanical "rabbit lure" sets out the diabolical hare on Bugs Bunny. Overall, a wonderful Looney Tunes cartoon. The dialogue is inspired and really funny, the story is well constructed, the visual gags are just as funny as the dialogue and the pacing is fine. The music is great too, I always look for this and I wasn't disappointed, it had some haunting moments but it was also fun. I also loved the animation, it isn't the very best looking of all the Looney Tunes cartoons, but the opening sequence is suitably atmospheric and there are some nice backgrounds, lovely simple colours and crisp character features. The other is the scientist, he looks and acts exactly like Peter Lorre, and he is priceless, his looks, his voice, everything. One is the monster who looks very like the one in Water Water Every Hare, he is scary at first, but he is very fuzzy and cute as well. Bugs is great here, he is drawn well and he has some great lines, but this is one instance when he is overshadowed by not one but two characters. One significant reason is the characters, I loved all of them. There are so many reasons why I loved this cartoon.
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