Hellen I like the storyline of this show,it attract me so much

Diagonaldi Very well executed

filippaberry84 I think this is a new genre that they're all sort of working their way through it and haven't got all the kinks worked out yet but it's a genre that works for me.

Phillipa Strong acting helps the film overcome an uncertain premise and create characters that hold our attention absolutely.

slymusic Directed by Frank Tashlin, "Plane Daffy" is a World War II Daffy Duck cartoon that is quite bizarre. Amidst some amusing rhymed narration by Robert C. Bruce, we feast our eyes upon a very sad squadron of Air Force chickens at their flight station, weeping for their lost comrade. It's up to Daffy, the "squadron woman hater", to deliver a secret military document and resist the flirtations of a slinky Nazi spy hen named Hatta Mari.Here are my favorite sequences from "Plane Daffy". Daffy ogles Hatta Mari's leg and then gets electrocuted by her kiss. When he escapes her hideout, he quickly returns, telling her, " Let's go back inside. It's scaaaary out there!" And I love the caricatures of Hitler, Goering, and Goebbels at the very end."Plane Daffy" is a cartoon that lives up to its title, because once Daffy winds up in Hatta Mari's hideout, the rest of the film is absolutely silly!

mirosuionitsaki2 Slightly boring. A rare thing to find in a Daffy Duck cartoon, due to the narration of this cartoon. I don't like hearing a story be read out to me slowly and painfully. Although, everything else was just wonderful and funny.A man spills out all the secrets he know about the army to a natzi and then shoots himself in shame. Wow, real appropriate for a children's cartoon. That's sarcasm. Any who Daffy Duck the women-hater comes to the scene, but he soon falls into the woman's trap. But then he runs away swallowing the secret. A projector tricks the woman thinking she is looking at his note with an x-ray and that the note says "Hitler is a Stinker." Hitler and two other natzis see it and say, "That's not a secret. Everyone already knows that." Hitler gets outraged so they shoot themself. Horrible.I don't really recommend this to anyone do to the lack of censorship and patriotic propaganda.

Lee Eisenberg While most of the WWII-era cartoons from Warner Bros. had the characters kicking Nazi butt head on - or at least contributing to the war effort back home - "Plane Daffy" takes a different approach. After several pigeons get seduced by female Nazi spy Hatta Mari and divulge national secrets, the army hires none other than the looniest of all ducks to deliver the secret. But when Daffy meets the woman, it's up to him.Obviously, when there's the risk that someone's trying to attack you, you wonder whom you can trust, or who might be a spy. Needless to say, they make it as funny as possible here. The truth is, I might have gotten tempted to spill the beans to a babe like that woman! But anyway, it's a really funny cartoon.Yeah, that's not a secret at all.

angelynx-2 High-speed Tashlin wackiness! When one after another of a company of Allied carrier pigeons falls prey to the seductive wiles of "Queen of the Spies" Hatta Mari, self-described woman-hater Daffy Duck is sent to carry military secrets through her net. After a frenetic battle at slinky Mari's pad Daffy's secret document is revealed (via x-ray machine; he swallowed it) to Hitler plus Mussolini and Hirohito --who have to shoot themselves through the head after agreeing with it! All the hallmarks of a wartime 'toon -- violence, sex appeal, ridicule of the enemy --plus Tashlin's signature brashness and blinding speed. Ace!