TheLittleSongbird First off, I am a big fan of the show Tiny Toon Adventures. It is smart, funny and somewhat cute with great animation, characters and music. I watched Tiny Toon Adventures:How I Spent My Vacation, expecting very little. To be honest I was expecting it to be of bad quality and to be predictable.But what a wonderful surprise! This film was wonderful, and does complete justice to the show, which to me is a big rarity. Like the show it is funny and smart with some cute and touching moments, and keeps true to the spirit of the show, something some movies based off a show fail to do.The animation is very good. It is crisp, colourful and vibrant. I well and truly marvelled at the beautiful backgrounds and colours and how the characters were drawn. Even the music was good, not just the incidental music which was very memorable and quirky but the starting song was upbeat with some hilarious lyrics.And I was shocked by how good the writing and humour was. I have remarked more than once about how wonderful the writing and humour is in the show, and that it is one of the biggest reasons why the show works so brilliantly. But Tiny Toon Adventures:How I Spent My Vacation has some terrific dialogue especially with Fifi and Plucky and some funny sight gags too.Then there is the story. I was expecting a story that was predictable, slow, clichéd and perhaps even non-existent. While the story is simple here, it worked to a big advantage, thanks to some really great scenes, such as Buster and Babs on the river, Plucky and Hamton travelling in the car and then having a psycho-guy sitting next to them, Fowlmouth ruining the movie for everone else in the theatre, the scene on the monorail, Elmyra in the safari and then the scenes with Fifi trying to get an autograph.The characters are still likable and engaging. Buster's wit is still there, as is Fifi's spunk, Babs's imitations and Elmyra's slapstick. And to be honest, I felt really sorry for Plucky here, I am sure he didn't plan to have that type of vacation. Admittedly Elmyra can be bratty, but she does have her good moments and is funny. Plus I found her much more obnoxious in Pinky, Elmyra and the Brain. And the voice acting is very strong, especially Charles Adler, Joe Alaskey, Don Messick, Cree Summer and Tress MacNeille.Overall, a terrific movie that does do justice to the show. 10/10 Bethany Cox

spam_crusader I love this movie... it can make me laugh! =^_^= Which is kinda hard to do. This movie is one of the best cartoon adaptations ever. It doesn't warp the characters like other movies out there. Everyone is in character and has a role to play!The movie focuses around Buster and Babs going down river after a flood (courtesy of Buster), to Plucky going on a trip with Hamton (hilarious stuff), Elmyra running around torturing animals (as usual), Fifi following her crush around for an autograph, and Shirley and Fowlmouth going to the movies.In my own personal opinion, I didn't like the Buster and Babs segments that much, although they had some notable dialogue and jokes. I have got to say the Plucky and Hampton 'Vacation' parts were the best! Hamton's family is HILARIOUS! I especially like Uncle Stinky. Fifi in the hotel was also hilarious. I love the actor cameos during this scene. :DProbably the most famous part in this movie, again IMHO, is when Fowlmouth and Shirley are in the movie theater... LOL! You've got to see it to appreciate it! And when Hamton and Plucky go through the tunnel to make a wish... :)Although this movie moved slowly during the Buster/Babs parts, the rest is pure gold! I rate this movie 8/10. Show this to your kids one day... or even adults yourselves - WATCH THIS MOVIE! You won't regret it.

famelovingboy68 I discovered this nearly ten years ago at the video store rented it several times then bought it, because I was a huge Tiny Toon Adventures fan. The movie was so funny and just plain bizarre that it's one of my childhood favorites. Buster and Babs Bunny end up going on a Huck Finn Odyssey down the Mississippi, mistakenly after the two of them have a repetitive water fight where no matter what Buster pulls some wisecracking act to squirt Babs. Plucky ends up going on a tedious never-ending road trip to Happy World land. Where he gets hit by the car over and over, until Hamton's folks let him come. Plucky is hyper, and egotistical while Hamton on the other hand is tender and always goes with flow. Buster is witty and loves to pick on Babs with the water gun, while Babs is the showy actress. Elmyra goes to a Wildlife Safari to get a kitty, Foulmouth Lepew brings his girl Shirley The Loon to "Skunknophobia", and Fifi searches the entire globe for her dream guy Skunk. One of the best moments is when Hamton's folks pick up a psychotic killer with a buzz saw, and think he's such a sweet guy. Happy World Land is so bizarre and hilarious it's the best most unforgettable part, with only 6 rides and 400 gift shops, where it makes Six Flags look like the carousel like the Happy Go Pukey ride, a bullet train that shoots in the air then drops and explodes, a hand that slaps to the ground with the riders. Buster is really alert and worreis too much as implied when he and babs escape from possums that want to cook them for dinner, and there's a 7-mile tunnel, where Hampton and his folks play a game where they hold their breath the whole time pretending to get their wish if they do which was so memorable it started me on timing how long I could hold mine. Buster's squirting gets pretty annoying after a while, but just hold on for the end!

Brett Walter You don't have to be a fan of the cartoon show to enjoy this film. I watched it for the first time when I was nine, having been a fan of the T.V show, and my parents laughed just as hard as I did. It is done in the classic style of Bugs Bunny cartoons from yesterday, and considering todays vulgar cartoons, I would think anybody would appreciate a cartoon movie that relies more on "wackiness" then on vulgarity, to get a few laughs.