Who Framed Roger Rabbit was on ABC last night. I was 12 when it came out. I knew every beat of that movie and even read the novel (which it barely resembles). I couldn't tell you the last time I saw it before last night. Not only has it held up magnificently, I appreciated it even more than when I was a kid. It's both a parody of a noir movie and a unique entry in the genre. Slapstick humor is eternal, as are visual gags, and this movie has a million of both. It's got truly great acting and voice acting performances (including the final bows of legends like Mel Blanc). It blends human and toon seamlessly. The writing is great. The various "famous toons" retain their character and come off as fun cameos.

What other show or movie from our youth do you feel has aged like a fine wine?