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"Space Jam" returns to cinema with LeBron James and less sexual Lola Bunny

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Los Angeles, Jul 14 (EFE).- The famous animated cartoon character Bugs Bunny is set to return to the basketball court with LeBron James Friday in a world premiere of "Space Jam: A New Legacy", 25 years after the first movie "Space Jam" hit the theaters. If in the 1996 film Michael Jordan had to save Bugs Bunny and the company from an alien invasion, in "Space Jam: A New Legacy" it is the rabbit who will try to prevent James' son from being trapped in a universe dominated by intelligence artificial. (Camera: EFE).SHOT LIST: AN EFE INTERVIEW WITH THE DIRECTOR OF "SPACE JAM: A NEW LEGACY", MALCOLM D. LEE. SOUND BITES: THE DIRECTOR OF "SPACE JAM: A NEW LEGACY", MALCOLM D. LEE (IN ENGLISH).

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