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Warner Bros. has put its legacy cartoon at a crossroads. We spoke to those looking towards the future of the Looney Tunes.

Titled “The Day the Earth Blew Up,” the film was released on March 14, and this weekend it will screen at Sag Harbor Cinema.

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