The Cartoon Quote Game...

Thanks, Salty. Now I got another good one:

"But you could have chosen a more romantic setting."

"For our honeymoon: London! Normandy!"

"Yes!"

"Sunny Spain?"

"Why not?"

Hint: In this version of the legend, they're literally a foxy couple.

Oh, these must be Maid Marian and Robin Hood from the early Disney version. The one that recycled Baloo the bear into Little John, and retraced the dance sequence from Cinderella, among other calumnies.

Your arrow hit the bullseye, OUB. It certainly is RH and MM. So you may post again. Good job. .

Well, this one's not quite romantic, but it's close enough.

"Oh, honey, I'm so sorry. You missed the delivery."
"Aw."
"But it's okay. Making the baby's the fun part."

I found the answer, but will only post it if no one else does.

That's Mrs. Copperbottom and Herb, from Robots.

Yes, that's exactly who said these lines. While it's true that this lovely couple want their first child, there's nothing naughty about the process: a package comes by parcel post (delivery), and junior is assembled according to instructions, much like Ikea furniture. Being robots, assembly would be the "fun" part. From Robots, by Blue Sky Studios, the same people who gave us the Ice Age trilogy. Good citing, SB.

Thanks. Here's one that's not so valentine-y.

"I never forget a face, but in your case, I'll make an exception."

Easy again. It's Bugs Bunny, from "Hurdy Gurdy Hare."

Yep, that is correct. Take it away!

Thanks, Salty. Now for these quotes:

"Enough about you, Casanova. Talk about her."

"Huh?"

"She's smart, fun. The hair, the eyes. Anything. Pick a feature."

I thought so. This is the Genie from Aladdin giving him some romance tips while talking to Jasmine--of course he's doing it in the form of a bee while Aladdin is right there with Jasmine--and no, it doesn't go well at all.

Right again, Glowworm. Good job. . You may now post a new quote.

"Oh well, we almost had a romantic ending."

That's Bugs Bunny at the end of Mississippi Hare.

Correct. Bugs in drag gets a charming gentleman to "rescue" him from Colonel Shuffle, however, Bugs rips the back of his dress on a gate and the gentleman realizes that the woman he saved is actually a rabbit. After seeing Bugs' cotton tail, the gentleman decides to wander madly off into the drink of the river.

And at this point, I can almost feel what the next quote will be. :cuckoo:

Here's a super easy one.

"Oh, Bwunehilda, you're so wovewy."
"Yes I know it, I can't help it."

Aha! Much too simple. That's Bugs Bunny and Elmer Fudd, from "What's Opera, Doc?"