Looney Tunes Platinum Collection: Volume One Blu-ray Movie

Rating summary

Movie		4.5
Video		4.0
Audio		3.5
Extras		4.0
Overall		4.0

Looney Tunes Platinum Collection: Volume One Blu-ray Movie Review

Sorry, scalpers.

Reviewed by Randy Miller III July 11, 2025

After several years of being out-ot-print and commanding sky-high prices from third-party sellers, Warner Bros. has resumed production of Looney Tunes Platinum Collecition, Volumes One & Two. The content is identical for these three-disc sets: each volume still serves up then-new 1080p transfers of 50 classic shorts and lots of special features, making them an essential purchase for fans of Bugs Bunny, Daffy, Porky, and the rest of the gang. So no more paying two or three figures for these things -- they're back to less than $30 apiece, which is great news for animation fans.

This first volume has several packaging compromises, of course, as the first printing was only available as a deluxe Digibook Edition or as an even more deluxe Limited and Numbered Edition, whereas this new version just comes in a hinged three-disc keepcase. Some may actually prefer this sleeker packaging job, but the downside is that there's no insert explaining which shorts are actually in this collection. Don't worry: Kenneth Brown typed out a full list in his linked review of the Digibook, which is repeated below for your convenience. Thanks Ken!

25 episodes are on each disc, while the third disc includes most of the bonus features.

1.		Hare Tonic		26.		One Froggy Evening
2.		Baseball Bugs		27.		The Three Little Bops
3.		Buccaneer Bunny		28.		I Love to Singa
4.		The Old Grey Hare		29.		Katnip Kollege
5.		Rabbit Hood		30.		The Dover Boys at Pimento University
6.		8 Ball Bunny		31.		Chow Hound
7.		Rabbit of Seville		32.		Haredevil Hare
8.		What's Opera, Doc?		33.		The Hasty Hare
9.		The Great Piggy Bank Robbery		34.		Duck Dodgers in the 24 1/2th Century
10.		A Pest in the House		35.		Hare-Way to the Stars
11.		The Scarlet Pumpernickel		36.		Mad as a Mars Hare
12.		Duck Amuck		37.		Devil May Hare
13.		Robin Hood Daffy		38.		Bedevilled Rabbit
14.		Baby Bottleneck		39.		Ducking the Devil
15.		Kitty Kornered		40.		Bill of Hare
16.		Scaredy Cat		41.		Dr. Devil and Mr. Hare
17.		Porky Chops		42.		Bewitched Bunny
18.		Old Glory		43.		Broom-Stick Bunny
19.		A Tale of Two Kitties		44.		A Witch's Tangled Hare
20.		Tweetie Pie		45.		A-Haunting We Will Go
21.		Fast and Furry-Ous		46.		Feed the Kitty
22.		Beep, Beep		47.		Kiss Me Kat
23.		Lovelorn Leghorn		48.		Feline Frame-Up
24.		For Scent-imental Reasons		49.		From A to Z-Z-Z-Z
25.		Speedy Gonzales		50.		Boyhood Daze

Looney Tunes Platinum Collection: Volume One Blu-ray Movie, Video Quality 

For details about the 1080p transfers of these classic shorts, please see Ken Brown's review of the Digibook Edition. Please note that they're exactly the same between both versions, but I've graded this new set a perhaps more accurate 4/5 by today's standards -- these shorts still look very good for the most part, but obviously don't reach the heights achieved by most of what Warner Archive has managed to produce in more recent years.

Looney Tunes Platinum Collection: Volume One Blu-ray Movie, Audio Quality 

For details about the lossy Dolby Digital mono audio mixes (sigh), please see Ken's 2011 Blu-ray review linked above. Likewise, the foreign dub and subtitle options remain the same as before.

Looney Tunes Platinum Collection: Volume One Blu-ray Movie, Special Features and Extras 

This three-disc-set ships in a hinged keepcase with hubs for each disc; no slipcover is included, nor do we get a Digital Copy or any inserts. However, we do still get the same plentiful number of bonus features spread across all three discs. They're all listed and detailed in Ken Brown's review of the Digibook Edition.

Looney Tunes Platinum Collection: Volume One Blu-ray Movie, Overall Score and Recommendation 

Looney Tunes Platinum Collecition, Volumes One & Two have been OOP for a while, but WB has thankfully resumed production so they're finally attainable for a low price. Volume 1 features a few packaging downgrades and doesn't even include an episode list (see above for that), but all on-disc content is the same as before which makes this an essential purchase for fans of classic animation who missed it the first time around. Firmly Recommended.