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The Groundbreaking Fusion of Animation and Live Action in Who Framed Roger Rabbit

Few films have changed the way audiences experience storytelling like Who Framed Roger Rabbit. Released in 1988, this movie was the first to blend live-action footage with traditional animation in a way that felt seamless and dramatic. It pushed the boundaries of filmmaking technology and narrative style, creating a unique world where cartoon characters and real actors shared the same space. This post explores how Who Framed Roger Rabbit achieved this groundbreaking fusion and why it remains a milestone in cinematic history.

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