A%20breakdown%20of%20the%20biggest%20pop%20culture%20references%20in%20Space%20Jam%3A%20A%20New%20Legacy

When it comes to pop culture, no one can never truly guess which crazes will be staying in power and which will fade out. And that%u2019s the case with Space Jam: A New Legacy, which is the long-anticipated reboot of the 1996 classic. The animated hybrid has LeBron James picking up where Michael Jordon left off, and just like its predecessor, it%u2019s a Looney Tunes film. 

With almost the entire Warner Bros. catalog at Don Cheadle%u2019s AI-G Rhythm%u2019s fingertips for the new movie, the Looney Tunes are spread amongst some of their most iconic scenes. For instance, when LeBron first learns that he has to put a team together to defeat Al-G%u2019s Goon Squad, he draws up a list that includes the likes of Superman and The Matrix%u2019s Trinity.

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However, the bugs bunny has different ideas for the team and uses Lebron%u2018s appearance as a chance to get the gang back together. Because Al-G meddled, they%u2019ve been persuaded to take up residence everywhere from the Austin Powers franchise to Game of Thrones.

 The fans will get to experience some of the characters from A Clockwork Orange and The Flintstones to It and Iron Giant are shown as spectators for the Dom Ball showdown. 

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There are some of the biggest pop-culture references in the Space jam: A New Legacy. The sequel to the 1996 cult classic finally made its way to US cinemas and Hbo max on 16th July. 

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