Wuchak Released in 2000 and directed by Des McAnuff, "The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle" is a live action cartoon based on the early 60's animated show. Rocky and Bullwinkle are CGI (voiced by June Foray and Keith Scott) while Boris, Natasha and Fearless Leader are played by actors (Jason Alexander, Rene Russo and Robert De Niro respectively). Piper Perabo stars as a klutzy, sympathetic FBI agent who's assigned to bring Rocky and Bullwinkle into the real world and bring them across the country in order to stop the diabolic scheme of Fearless leader to hypnotize the American populace through RBTV (Really Bad TV), compelling them to elect him as president. Numerous actors are featured in peripheral roles or cameos, like Randy Quaid, James Rebhorn, Whoopi Goldberg, John Goodman, Jonathan Winters, Kenan Thompson and Kel Mitchell, amongst others.To enjoy a movie like this you have to be willing to enter into its goofy world and roll with it. If you can do that, it has its amusing moments and is noticeably better than "Dudley Do-Right" (1999), but it's nowhere close the quality of the "The Flintstones" (1994) or its almost-as-good sequel, "The Flintstones in Viva Rock Vegas," which was released two months before "Rocky and Bullwinkle." The original Rocky and Bullwinkle TV show was never as popular as The Flintstones show and this might've contributed to the movie flopping at the box office, but its main problem is that it's overall mediocre despite its undeniable fun energy.This was Perabo's second feature film and her first in a major role. She's the main protagonist and pretty much carries the movie, which is surprising in light of her lack of experience up to this point. Later the same year she starred in the semi-iconic, but shallow, "Coyote Ugly."The satirization of the lamestream media's power to dupe people into supporting a dubious candidate (or vilify another) is well done and reflects reality. How else could someone like HeyLIARy Rotten Clinton get so many votes? (Disregarding the millions of fraudulent "votes," of course). The film runs 92 minutes and was shot mostly in California, but also Washington DC and New York.GRADE: C+

Terryfan I know I might get in trouble for liking this movie while it is not one of the best movies I have seen I just watch it to just enjoy.The plot centers around Fearless Leader (Robert De Niro), Boris (Jason Alexander), and Natasha (Rene Russo) escape into the real world it is up to FBI Agent Karen Sympathy (Piper Perabo) along with Rocky and Bullwinkle to stop them.The movie has it moments of being funny other times it makes you want to face palm yourself.I did a few times after watching the film again for the first time in a couple of years. I know it is a movie intent for kids but come on the adults need to have some degree of intelligent. But again I found some enjoyment out of the film it is not a great movie at any means but it is enjoyable There is a lot of fourth wall breaks in the film. There is some animation in the film since the original show was hand drawn animation which makes for something different in a film based off a cartoon from the 1960sOverall it's not a perfect movie but it's still a movie for the kidsI give The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle an 7 out of 10

Python Hyena The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle (2000): Dir: Des McAnuff / Cast: Piper Perabo, Robert De Niro, Jason Alexander, Rene Russo, Randy Quaid: Rocky the flying squirrel and his moose pal Bullwinkle were cancelled in 1964 and have existed only through re-runs. And what a kick in the crotch it must have been to them both when this screenplay was dreamed up in their Honor. Rocky has forgotten how to fly, just as the screenwriter forgot how to write a decent screenplay. Bullwinkle is busy writing letters to the President, but those letter most likely do not involve resigning. The evil Fearless Leader plans to take over the earth using Real Bad T.V. Perhaps he should give everyone free tickets to this travesty then since it is clear that no one will pay to see it. Director Des McAnuff remains faithful to the cartoon despite evidence to a limited budget. Fearless Leader is a lifeless villain despite Robert De Niro's amusing performance. Jason Alexander and Rene Russo as henchmen Boris and Natasha are likely hoping that this film doesn't resurface during any career tribute since it isn't their best moment. Piper Perabo plays the young heroine who has the mentality of someone of age five. Randy Quaid plays an idiot named Cappy von Trapment. Why not rename him Crappy von Trapment? It couldn't be any worse than any other stupid idea in this junk. This film should learn to fly...off a building. Score: 1 / 10

SnoopyStyle In 1964, The Rocky and Bullwinkle Show is canceled. Thirty five years later, Rocky and Bullwinkle's world is crumbling. Rocky doesn't even fly anymore. With the fall of the Iron Curtan, Fearless Leader (Robert De Niro), Boris Badenov (Jason Alexander), and Natasha Fatale (Rene Russo) go underground and dig their way to Hollywood. Studio executive Minnie Mogul signs a contract with the trio attached to the project which gets them pulled into the real world. They are buying up all the cable channels to broadcast RBTV (Really Bad TeleVision) and hypnotize the country. FBI agent Karen Sympathy (Piper Perabo) is sent to get Rocky and Bullwinkle to take down the villains.This movie keeps to the spirit of goofy humor of the original TV show. It is full of the sly comedy and sarcastic references. I would have liked all the characters from the cartoon to remain in their 2 dimensional animated look. It's probably a mistake to have real actors play the cartoon villains. No matter how hard the three actors try, they can never get the cartoon feeling into their characters. They feel flat and rather tiresome. Piper Perabo is adorable and works well with Rocky and Bullwinkle. However she gets separated from them and the chemistry dissipates. It's a simple road trip movie and should be a lot easier than this.