For almost a century, Luni Tunes were part of the royal family in the cinema. Originally created as a series of animated theater shorts before eventually moving to television, Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck and Company were having fun with countless audiences with their awkward antiques and charming each other through the head with various heavy objects.

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However, despite being such an important part of film history, the past few years have not been kind of lunar melodies, with the latest resentment being Removing all the original cartoons from HBO MAX (AKA streaming service formerly known as Max). But it seems that things look for the gang: their animated live hybrid with action "Coyote Against Akme" is saved from history binand their film "The Day Blew the Earth" was one of The best animated films from 2024 And there are officially Returned its budget for production at the box office.

If you missed your chance to catch the "day the country blown up" in theaters, don't worry, because in June, Luni Tunes will return to their Max home. (Or HBO MAX, depending on whether the recently released change of the streamer's name came into force by that point.)

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Despite their long history in cinemas, "the day the Earth has blown" is actually "Lioni Tunes" the first fully animated feature film, following a series of animated live hybrid films like "Space Jam" and "Luni Tunes: Back in Action". This truly unique film will make its Max streaming debut on Friday, June 27th and then premiere on HBO on Saturday, June 28 at 8pm.

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Serves as an unofficial extension of HBO Max's Great series for rebirth, The film follows Duffy Duck and Puki Swig as two mismatched brothers and sisters trying to save the world from a other conspiracy that control the mind at the local chewing bubble factory.

Filled with equal parts humor and heart, the film remains faithful to the classic formula that made the melodies so long lasting, while also serving as the perfect entry point for both young and young people in the heart. Best of all, The movie understands what makes Duffy and Porki a funny comic book duo, Making a story that makes them fight for the spotlight before they eventually gather to save the day.

If you missed this special experience in cinemas, don't make the same mistake twice and watch the "day the country blew" on June 27. If you skip it again, Duffy can find you and miss Nakova on your head. Don't say I didn't warn you.

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