Rene Russo,
Jason Alexander,
Piper Perabo,
Randy Quaid,
Robert De Niro
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The pride of Frostbite Falls and Whatsamatta U's most famous alumni find their way onto the big screen (and the real world) in this comedy inspired by the popular cartoon series. Years after their TV ... read more
Directed by: Des McAnuff
Release Date: June 30, 2000
DVD Release Date: February 13, 2001
Stats: 1,205 reviews
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January 15, 2011
one of the earliest movies i saw and i still think its pretty good not as good as the first time i saw but its still good
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March 4, 2010fb733768972I thought it was laugh-out-loud enjoyable for it's stupidity! I thought it was well made as what it was made for! It did something new, and I admire that!
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November 22, 2009
A train wreck that is almost fun to watch because it is so incredibly bad. The entire cast and crew must have lost their minds to hallucinogens during the filming. I have no idea why anyone would try to adapt such a campy and cartoony show. It would be like trying to do a live ac... read more
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April 1, 2009
This is a delightful movie! The stars (DeNiro, etc.) participating in this fun filled romp look like they're having a lot of fun. Their overacting is hilarious. In her debut starring role, Piper Perabo is wonderful as well. She's sweet and perfect for the part. The plot is weak, ... read more
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November 25, 2007
When will they learn? Not every baby-boomer cartoon property lends itself to big-screen treatment, as is the case with this ill-conceived effort involving the flying squirrel, his moose sidekick, and several live-action actors who look like they'd rather be anywhere else. This is... read more
Critic Reviews
This movie is a bloody mess if I've ever seen one.
True to the smart-and-zany, shamelessly punning spirit of Jay Ward's hilarious characters.
By the last half hour, you may feel zombied out yourself.
How does it honor the Americans happily imprinted with the original show's beautiful chaos to have it turned into bastard nonsense? Full Review
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Looms as the Howard the Duck for the new millennium. Full Review
There's a word for this movie, and that word is: jolly. Full Review
Rocky and Bullwinkle is stuffed with smart Internet gags, silly movie references and a happy energy.
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