Why Don't You Do Right - Jessica Rabbit

NOTE: I do not own the copyrights to this. Just a classic jazz/blues song by Amy Irving (a.k.a. Jessica Rabbit) from the movie "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" 1988 Touchstone Pictures Studio.

SONG: "Why Don't You Do Right Instrumental with lead vocals", musical composition administered by: The Harry Fox Agency, Inc. (HFA)

[ahobbit]

“Yeah, what a lucky girl.” I love that line.

[Notaduck]

It’s her character that’s so attractive, she’s confident and above it all but still has enough depth that she fell in love with Roger Rabbit because he makes her laugh.

[SpoiIedMilk]

I love that Jessica Rabbit wasn't typical, "I wanna sleep with every man I see." She just knew that she was hot shit and played with men's feelings because they only saw her for her body. She fell for Roger Rabbit as he actually treated her like a person and made her laugh.

[omegasynth]

The mixing between animation and live action is STILL top notch.

[silverscorpio]

What I love about Jessica's character is she is a perfect subversion of the femme fatale: Eddie assumed she was double-crossing her husband, but she really is a sweet, kind, loyal wife.

[ShadowyKatz]

To humans, Roger is the lucky one. To toons, Jessica is the lucky one. I love what that says about the culture of this world.

[JotaPn]

I can’t imagine the NIGHTMARE must was for the animators to do this.

[gildimaano]

Fun fact:the animator’s hand draw all of the animated characters in “Who framed Roger Rabbit Rabbit”?, let’s give them around of applause for their work and dedication👏

[AoAstar]

1:57-2:15 never noticed she held that note for so long, what an icon

[antonxviii]

Seeing this when I was a little boy I could only think "damn when I grow up I want to look just like her"

[ThatoneEddhead]

Fun fact this actor 0:25 didn’t know what Jessica was gonna look like till he watched the movie himself

[caleblim]

Background jazz seems to be a common theme with hot character intros.

[KuromiLaBella]

The OBSESSION I have with how they animated her sparkly sequined dress is no joke. The animation aged beautifully, even by today's standards, the visuals and lighting are top notch. I cannot get over the sparkles and the glossiness in her heels.

The singer also did an amazing job holding that last note 💀 I can say from experience singing this song, it's quite a long note to hold, especially with how low it is.

[AEtherFox]

This movie never ceases to amaze me the special effects that went into an animated character interacting with real life. The pain-staking details that went into each movement of the hat, the tie, the hankerchief, even her hand slipping into his trenchcoat... just brilliant! Movies today are trash by comparison.

[eacmoon-dancer]

I always found it sweet that jessica fell in love with roger rabbit because he made her laugh. It was probably bc no man actually tried to make her feel confortable and happy before.

Edit: Thank you for the likes😊, but please don't argue under my comment😭. I just want to appreciate the fact that their love is sweet.

[mirmix]

Although I think it’s undeniable that Jessica Rabbit is beautiful, she’s also incredibly talented and smart. She has so many strengths in her personality and she’s just such an inspiration. Honestly, she’s one of my first crushes and I didn’t even know. 😂

[aspieangel]

“I’m not bad I’m just drawn that way” 😂

- Jessica Rabbit

[absmith_]

i LOVE the fact that they got the actual betty boop voice actor instead of just a random person

[popsocket]

I love how Betty Boop is also simping for her

[senorfrijol]

This is a perfect example of a beautiful, confident woman who is absolutely in love with her husband…. She’s a role model!! Also, this is my favorite movie