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1990 was a strange time, especially for a cartoon from the 60s made in the 80s talking about the future. Does it get too much hate though? Nostalgia Critic takes a look at Jetsons: The Movie.
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Jetsons: The Movie is a 1990 American animated science fiction comedy film based on the animated television series The Jetsons, produced by Hanna-Barbera Productions and distributed by Universal Pictures. The film was directed by William Hanna and Joseph Barbera from a screenplay by Dennis Marks, and stars the voices of George O'Hanlon, Penny Singleton, Don Messick and Mel Blanc, all series veterans, alongside Tiffany as Judy Jetson.
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Crazy with the weather. First it was storming this morning, now it’s sunny.
Review The Simpsons Movie.
Review South Park: Bigger Longer & Uncut
Review The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie (2004).
aight.
Fun fact: The character George Jetson was ranked #4 in TV Guide's list of the "25 Greatest Sci-Fi Legends" (August 1, 2004 issue).
My immediate reaction:
I've never heard of this, but Darth Vader has to be number 1 right? I had heard of Darth Vader before I even knew what Star Wars was.
*looks it up*
!!! How did he not even make the list!?
*thinks about it*
It's TV Guide... So, television, not cinema... ...I get it...
Seriously though, I thought it was a great list. Rod Serling and The Twilight Zone are a great pick for #1.
@@Orrenn there's also an argument that star wars isn't sci-fi technically but a fantasy that's just set in space. Idk seems like sci-fi to me.
Nice! Thank You for the trivia. :).
Also, I agree with your Lamont Ya Boy.
@@lamontyaboy718 While I do agree it's more in line with Space Fantasy, it is heavily inspired by what used to be sci-fi back in the day like Flash Gordon, so I think by those standard, it could be both.
What about Pat the Baker. Also know as DA Bread Pope!
This wouldn’t be the last time a professional voice actor got screwed by executive meddling. Everyone, except for Scooby got recast with celebrity voices in SCOOB without their knowledge and Zendaya cast as Lola in Space Jam 2 at the last minute, even though Lola was supposed to be voiced by her official voice actor, Kath Soucie. And big surprise, all the celebrity voices were horrible. Professional voice actors always get treated like crap when it comes to mainstream theatrical films.
It makes me sad.
It's so dumb. Voice acting and live action are so different yet studio heads think they're interchangeable. That's why I'm always so impressed with actors that can so fluidly do both.
@@wingdingmasquerade The thing with Scoob that was really dumb to me was that they kept Frank Welker to do the voice of Scooby Doo, but got someone else to do Fred’s voice, even though Frank Welker is also Fred’s original and primary voice actor.
@@Wiccanwolf08 "Primary voice actor" is underselling it; Scoob marked the first time (outside of a couple video games) that Frank Welker DIDN'T voice adult Fred. He's been voicing the character in every single major appearance for more than 50 years. I'm pretty sure if anyone bothered to dig into it, he's probably in the top ten longest-running role reprisals ever.
You're telling Zendaya was a last minute decision?
That's so *fucking dumb*
"Judy has a boyfriend, Elroy has his team... JANE IS SHOPING"
Wow, what a happy ending...
Women be shopping…
Only at your local sexist hut
Women be shoppin' amiright boys? Uptop!
@@EyeOfArgus As long as the sprocket job fills his wallet with some strange future green paper.
WOMEN BE SHOPPIN
Mel Blanc was the greatest right up until the end. Always giving his characters the best performance he could give
He truly was the GOAT
He truly was the Man of 1,000 Voices!
I met him, his real voice is most like Sylvester the cat with out the spray
@@tappan48 That's what I've heard. Also, you MET HIM!?! Jealous😄
@tappan48 My Goodness! I am very happy for you! I'm a Mel Blanc fan and to read you that you met him has me surprised. ❤🤗 That's true about Sylvester's voice.
Fun fact: The design of the Jetsons' flying car was inspired by a 1954 Ford concept car, the FX-Atmos, notable for its all-glass bubble canopy, dashboard radar screen and jet-plane-like tailfins.
What could’ve been.
That was fun
Hell this crap came out during universal studios 75th birthday (ouch) plus there was an announcement of universal Orlando on vhs, DVD and Blu-ray
Neat
I think this car was also the inspiration for al mcwhiggin’s car in toy story 2
It’s bizarre to know not only this was last time jetsons had a project in decades (before the wwe crossover) but that George’s original Va died while doing it .
Was he sick?
@@slanetroyard92 Yes he was sick. Plus he was 77 years old when he died.
@@jac6547 let me guess cancer
And Mel Blanc too
@@slanetroyard92 No I think he had a stroke some years early that left him weak. He eventually died of a second stroke.
"I'll call you when I'm done touring with Powerline and Gem."
Now you may *think* I don't unironically want that more than any person reasonably should...
I was OBSESSED with this soundtrack as a kid, and it still slaps.
No joke, I've still got the official CD in my car XD Unironically some great stuff on there.
When they played Home ruclips.net/video/3ayHmjpW6rk/видео.html at the end it was like they were saying goodbye to the voice actors who died
Same this is still one of my favorite childhood movies
The songs are really good for a theatrical tie in with an old animated sitcom from the 60s.
This may sound weird, but The Jetsons live action movie would be something interesting to see
if done right, it would be about as good as The Flintstones movie with John Goodman, if done wrong... Lost in Space 2: Electronic Boogaloo...
they did announce a live action series a few years ago but I haven't heard anything new about it
Give Netflix time. They'll get around to it.
Please for the love of god no. No more live action remakes.
There was a story printed by DC due to a cross-promo thing with HB. The Jetson short story was about Judy visiting her dying grandma undergoing surgery but George was currently feuding with his mom. The surgery is a mind transferal to a robot body being done by Cogsworth Cogs hence the feud. Spoiler: Grandma is Rosie.
This cross promotion also gave us a social commentary with the Flintstone World going from early stone age to modern stone age, a Space Ghost run, a Banana Splits × Suicide Squad one shot, Snagglepuss as a gay playwright in the 1950s(?), and the most successful thing from this being Scooby Apocalypse.
This movie shares a curiously similar story line as the Star Trek: The Original Series episode "Devil in the Dark." In that episode, members of a mining colony meet with constant damage caused by a mysterious being. Though a darker storyline, the crew of the Enterprise realizes that the miners are invading a creature's world and killing her eggs. It is also discovered that the creature is simply being defensive, and is actually a peaceful, logical being. In fact, the creature's behavior is beneficial to the miners, and an arrangement is made for the miner's and the creature and her babies to partner with the workers, so long as each stays out of the other's way. While The Jetsons Movie has a more environmental bent, the end result of each story is that the humans make more money with the help of the indigenous species.
I know that episode. It's also the one where McCoy does surgery on said creature despite never seeing one like it and saving its life. RIP DeForest Kelly.
My thoughts exactly!
Isn't there also a similar TNG episode with sentient sand crystals
@@wariodude128 That was actually pretty neat. If I recall, he realized that given it was a Silicon based life form, administering a sort of mineral solution was sort of like giving it biomass it could absorb the heal itself, yes?
@@haloplayer9855 "Ugly! Ugly bags of mostly water!"
But yea, Home Soil had a similar premise but completely different resolution in that Starfleet abandoned the station and quarantined the planet to allow the silicon based lifeform to live in peace without interference.
Even as a kid I always thought Judy's boyfriend looked like a toothpaste mascot.
We make holes in the teeth
I watched this yesterday and... the movie sucks plus the toothpaste dude is really ugly and George is struggling to make his family happy
His name was Apollo Blue.
Which one?
Judy’s boyfriend
"Okay background noise" is the perfect description of Hanna-Barbera cartoons.
Except for the CN shows they did.
@@bobalinx8762 That's a whole new generation. If you were a kid thirty-plus years ago the name Hanna-Barbera meant lazy cookie-cutter animation and lazier fill-in-the-blanks plots.
"Nice to know furry love is a thing in the future."
If Rule 34 has it's way, well...
@Nadia Blue you know after hearing that,maybe skynet isn't such a bad idea
@Nadia Blue omg after " helluva boss" came out... ... ... ...
It'll never die, let's be honest here.
Rule 34, uh, finds a way.
Learning that Romano decided to want her name off the movie for the studios medaling shows how much of a great voice director she was and still is. Unfortunate to hear about her old voice actors getting kicked and also apparently all the actors dieing after or before the movie. Kinda has a charm that these talented actors last role was working on this movie though.
Jetsons The Movie a truly underrated gem of the Hannah Barbra Cartoons that stayed true to it's source material it wasn't Great and it wasn't terrible it was okay for what it was
It had excellent music and the animation was pretty good. I also like how they didn’t beat you over the head with its environmental message and actually had a compromise where Mr Spacey could continue his business and the Grungees got jobs and had ways to mine for the necessary ores to make the sprockets without destroying their home. Usually these things force the antagonist to stop everything they were doing and shame them for wanting to make a profit and hurting the environment. The Jetsons Movie showed how progress itself isn’t a bad thing and can benefit everyone if you find a way to do it responsibly and gives back in return.
This movie actually has a very good message; A lot of movies when the environmental damage is stopped progress just shrugs and goes home or something but that isn't realistic or fair, needs still need to be met whether it be societal needs or the needs of workers. The best solution is compromise so that progress can continue while being more environmentally safe or conscious.
That is true.
I kind of like the idea.
Precisely! No one seems to take that extra step in the thought process that creativity and innovation will solve more environmental problems while maintaining our quality of life than trying to scale back to Medieval standards.
@@chrisbullard5901 Really?
Compromise is the reason the Planet is doomed
@@Reverse_Hood True
I really love how George O’ Hanlon and Mel Blanc gave it all their best as George Jetson and Mr. Spacely when they recorded this movie before their deaths in 1990.
They both died in 1989.
@@Missourifangirl7789 OK,I was wrong.
The movie’s concept was ahead of its time, even though it has trippy and dated psychedelic references on the 1960s. The Jetsons movie would’ve worked as a dystopian world of technology controlling the world!
I here that’s coming to CW next month.
Theres Velvet Undergound and Andy Warhol reference.around 14:59.
The CW hasn’t been a good network in years, they ruined a lot of DC shows.
They did that on an episode of Harvey Birdman, the Jetsons came from the future to sue because of the environmental damage our generation did to the planet.
This is one of those times where I think, "Hm, I don't think I ever saw the Jetsons movie. This could be neat," and as I'm watching the review, suddenly all the memories flood back, lol!
I used to watch The Jestsons as a kid at my grandma's and it's still cool see the much better animation that, as far as I'm concerned, still mainly holds up.
I just think it's neat.
Executive Meddling: After recording all of her dialogue for Judy Jetson, Universal Studios threw out Janet Waldo's performance and replaced her with 80s pop star Tiffany, who was currently under contract by the studio's record label MCA. Waldo was not told until the premiere and was understandably upset at the news, but ..ultimately held no ill-will towards anyone over it. George O'Hanlon and Mel Blanc were similarly livid and they demanded that Waldo be re-cast, but to no avail. Andrea Romano was so offended that she demanded her name be removed from the credits. If it's any consolation, a few of Waldo's lines as Judy remain undubbed, notably, her line after falling through the holographic plant ("Uh-huh, I think so.") and an offscreen line during the reveal of the Grungees' underground city ("It's not just a city, it's their home", though some closed captioning attribute this line to Jane). In addition, Waldo's voice can still be heard as George's robot secretary.
You beat me to it.
Did you just copy and paste this? If so hats off.
Was it worth it. Dumb executives
Gfddf
The majority of that info is already included in the video =P
If this was a live action movie, I know who would be great in the cast:
George Jetson: Rick Moranis
Elroy: Macauley Culkin
Judy: Tiffany
Jane: Mary Steenburgen
Mr. Spacely: Bob Hoskins
The robots and creatures would be animatronics.
That’s just my opinion though
2021 Macaulay Culkin
sadly bob is dead... he was the best detective & our 93's Plumber (whoever liked that mario movie)
Bob Hoskins would had been perfect! Except he pass away, BUT they can just CGI him nowadays ala Tarking and Princess Leia in Rogue One! 🤑
Or maybe Peter Billingsley as Elroy and Candace Cameron Buree as Judy. All the other casting choices you listed are _perfect,_ though. :)
What about DeVito for spacely?
FUN FACT: This movie was released two months. After the opening of the Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera ride at Universal Studios Florida. It also gave us the foreshadow of this movie when Bill and Joe told Dick Dastardly that they're making The Jetson Movie first.
Ya know, I started watching NC for the angry outbursts and shocked expressions of disbelief, but lately I think I like Doug's "I dunno, man, I just wanna talk about [insert movie here]" videos are my favorites. You can tell there's a lot of love for these movies no matter how dated or campy they are xD
Edit: Also, Grungies? Those are the PawPaw bears after generations of radioin exposure and you know it!
We are at the mercy of his whims, swept along in his feelings of "Huh I wanna talk about this one now", and frankly, I LOVE IT!
I miss the old Nostalgia Critic....there was a dough walker in them. I miss the real dough
@@shobhitsharma007 The new NC resembles Doug's personality a lot more.
@@jp3813 personality yes, passion no.
@@shobhitsharma007 More of an AVGN rip-off back then.
From IMDB:
According to Iwao Takamoto in his 2009 book "My Life With a Thousand Characters", Hanna-Barbera had originally planned to only have pop singer Tiffany provide Judy Jetson's singing voice, in an attempt to add teenage marquee value to the film, while voice actress Janet Waldo, the original voice of Judy, recorded Judy's dialogue. However, at one point, somebody from Universal (whose name Takamoto never mentioned in his book) thought that the film would maintain more continuity and better publicity value if the entire role was re-dubbed with Tiffany. This instigated Universal's decision to have Tiffany replace Waldo.
Unfortunately for the film, Tiffany was already considered a has been by 1990 so it didn’t help much at the box office
@@revevil A has been at 19 years old?
@@K.J.S.est1994 that’s show business!
Andrea Romano and Iwao Takamoto´s reaction to Tiffany´s casting as Judy: "I think we´re alone now..."
@@mafeuk Where did that line come from? It sounds eerily familiar, but I just can't put my finger on it.
I love how his response is, "I don't know, I just want to talk about the jetsons movie"
Gah. looking at the animation on George at 4:45, just gave me wicked nostalgia for the animation on A Pup Named Scooby-Doo. Absolutely some of the same folks working on this movie that did that show. Love this late 80s/ Early 90s HB Animation. Thanks for this Doug and team!
Fun fact: Los Angeles' Googie Architecture influence the design on the Jeston's car and apartment.
How ironic is that?
2:28: so...considering that Andrea Romano was the voice director for most of the 90s afternoon animated series (like the entire DCAU, Freakazoid, Animaniacs, Static Shock, etc.), a lot of which are critically acclaimed to this day, how stupid does one need to be overturn one of her casting choices?
Executive meddling as Tiffany was a big star at the time and was already providing at least 2 songs to the soundtrack. This was her first acting role outside a cameo as herself in some sitcom.
Well, this movie was released in 1990. Hence, before all of those shows.
@@motxmod I hate that kind of thing. I had no idea who Tiffany was when I first
saw this move when I was ten. I just noticed that Judy's voice was different and terrible compared
to what it was like in the cartoon.
@@lynntaylor9681 I remember when this came out. I had heard kids at school talk about Tiffany years earlier but by the time this came out nobody was talking about her anymore.
Interesting fact: Jeff Bergman did additional voice over work for George Jetson and Mr. Spacely after The original actors passed away
That sign reaction George gave. If that hasn't been made into a meme already, somebody should. It's golden.
It needs to be a meme
I'd better watch out, since NBC Universal owns the rights of this movie and they're very strict. When I used footage of it and dub it, it was blocked universally (not pun intended)
The soundtrack alone is why I will always treasure this film, & I've always loved watching the original Jetsons on TV, this film deserved to sell more tickets than it did, & I have the soundtrack on my phone, which I treasure always!
This movie along with Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2 almost shares the exact same plot. *Let that sink In*
Also foreshadow Incase he ever reviews both the Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs Movies, especially the "TV Show" that no one else cares about.
I keep letting sinks in, its getting really crowded in here, what kinda party is this... well at least the music is not out of sink
AniMat points this out at the end of his review of the movie.
@@MovieFan1912 Yup! Exactly what we we're referring about.
@@chunkykong8683 Oh, do you watch videos from AniMat too?
@@MovieFan1912 Yes, our human friend showed It to us, and we loved It and laughed.
That Wedding Singer cut fucking killed me 😂
Oh yeah, Frank Welker is the voice of the Grungies... also Slimer from The real Ghostbusters and Baby Kermit and Skeeter from Muppet Babies. You can’t get more iconic 80’s than that! 😉
Release Date Change: Originally scheduled for a Christmas 1989 release: the release was delayed until summer of 1990 so as to avoid competition with The Little Mermaid, All Dogs Go to Heaven, Back to the Future Part II and National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation. Universal released The Wizard to fill the void.
Funny on Back To The Future Part II since both it and this movie were made by Universal. The movie also from what I've heard was a template for the released Funtastic World Of Hanna Barbara ride at Universal Studios Florida the exact same year. The CGI in this movie was basically a prototype for the later produced ride footage. The ride closed in 2002 along with Alfred Hitchcock: The Art Of Making Movies and Kongfrontation.
Smart move by the producers. Even though the film flopped.
Wow, there was a lot of memorable stuff in theaters at the same time!
3:19 every Hanna Barbara movie needs at least one of those scenes
You should review Gumby: The Movie. I feel like it was trying to be so hip with it being in the 90s while trying to stay true to its roots.
The movie did raise questions like what was Gumby and Pokey doing in outer space to begin with, who are the Clayboys, and where did Lowbelly come from. The pacing also feels slow.
Saw Rifftrax (same guys from Mystery Science Theater 3K) do the Gumby movie and holy hell that movie is... weird. I love how absolute zero shame they have in putting lightsabers in there, complete with even the SFX directly ripped off.
There was a Gumby movie?
I always figured the jetsons lived up in the air like that because well, there’s nothing underneath except the decaying ruins of a post apocalyptic earth that’s too radioactive to live on. I like the Judge Dredd theory too where it’s just classier people live higher up, but that’s not the case.
Also worth noting the dark theory that the Flintstones is the even further into the future show
"Says the film who replaced the actor."
*HE DIED!*
"That's no excuse!" 😂😂😂
This was a great review!
7:44 No joke, I would pay ALL the money in the world to see a concert of Jem, Powerline, and this guy!
Its 2021 and we still have no hover boots and no flying cars.
Well we have the so called hover board. Does that count?
I remember catching this on TV sometimes as a kid and really enjoying it. That scene where Jane screams Elroy's name after the rocks fall on him stuck with me because I'd never seen The Jetsons be so emotional, like I'd never seen them get so scared like that. It spooked me and I worried Elroy may have actually been hurt or killed.
I also remember not liking the random romantic music video for Judy and the guy she just met. I thought the song was boring and I just wanted to get back to the story. Looking at it now, I can't believe how stupid I was. It's honestly an amazing visual sequence.
I watched the movie for the first time as an adult as I didn’t see it when I was a kid and I thought it was pretty good for what it was. It had an environmental message that was too preachy and in your face, the voice acting was excellent and it was nice to see most of the original voice actors working together one final time, the animation is rather smooth and art style gives a grander feeling while still feeling like the classic tv show, and the songs are amazing to hear for what is essentially a kids movie that wasn’t made by Disney.
I have a good candidate for a review video. Or at least for a Disneycember episode.
_Rodger & Hammerstein’s Cinderella_
I watched the movie on Disney+.
I really like the multicultural cast. In my opinion, it is very fresh, especially for a film adaptation of a classic fairy tale.
But because of the multicultural cast, a certain part of the film is particularly worth discussing. It's the part where the prince wants all women in the country to try on the lost shoe. I understand why this part is included in the film. It's an important part of the original fairy tale. But I asked myself after watching: "Did the prince forget so quickly what skin color Cinderella has?"
There was also a Julie Andrews version in the '60s
I have never watched the movie, but that particular part sounds hilarious.
That’s my fave version of Cinderella, the other one being Ever After. I didn’t even realize that the plot lowkey makes no sense when you bring up the idea that Cinderella is Brandy and they met earlier that day.
Multicultural? I'm pretty sure only one culture is represented in that movie? The standard 18-19th century fantasy European culture. The ethnicity of the people participating in it doesn't make any difference.
@@0deadx21 When I wrote about multicultural I meant the cast, the actors.
You wrote about the characters And yes, maybe they are like standard 18-19th century fantasy European fantasy culture. This is how the original fairy tale was written.
And that's why the try-on part becomes illogical due to the (very) different skin colors.
The fairy tale should have been changed a lot. Or another fairy tale should have been chosen as a template. Then the multicultural cast would not have caused any problems.
The movie: 8:18
Everyone: *He said it! He said the thing*
We'd love to have Elroy join our basketball team with Trump, Putin, and Rodman
I felt it was a serviceable film adaptation of an old property that still (for the most part) stays true to the material. Just a bigger format for the show.
I remember this cartoon movie having some pretty catchy songs.
Ahh - the good ol' 2060s - when everyone's grandmother had an e-girl phase.
Funny thing is this was my first exposure to the Jetsons, as my library had this movie but not the original TV series for a few years, so this wasn't so much a "years later" cap-off movie as a long pilot episode from my perspective.
I remember watching The Jetsons and wanted to eat their food. They would eat, what I assume, what looked like beef. I'm from the south and Southerners eat strange things. Like crocodile, turtle, rabbit, et. al.
You should see what the other kind of Southerners eat; and by that I mean the people who live south of the Equator on a land bigger than the mainland U.S. They eat the animals on their coat of arms, yeast extract on buttered toast, chicken schnitzels with cheese and napolitana sauce, buttered bread with sprinkles, pies filled with meat, breaded beef steak that's pan-fried, and chase it all down with enough locally-produced beer to drink the Irish under the table.
I had Jetsons: The Movie on VHS and I revisited it on Netflix in recent years.
NO WAY, I waited years for him to review this one!
9:02 I mean, he voiced Eeyore and they look pretty different from each other.
My family had this movie and I watched it a LOT growing up. This is a fun revisit.
Yes because when i think of rapping i think of The Jetsons.
It's the 90s
I still love the Jetsons! Such a timeless classic to me!
“Once again things that could have been brought to my attention YESTERDAY “
Exactly what we've all been waiting for: classic Critic.
1:43 background noise is right. My dad's office (where the only computer was) didn't have cable and only had a vcr player hooked to the TV, so i would play this video and who framed roger rabbit in the background while i surfed the web back in the day. It got to the point i could recite those two movies (and MallRats) by heart
To be fair, this was a Guilty Pleasure movie in my opinion.
Sure this film might have some flaws, but that really didn't stop me from liking the movie, since I still own a VHS copy of the film.
Nice
@@GordonSnowMachine Thanks
@@thefantasticretroreviewer3941 your welcome
@@GordonSnowMachine Btw, how many Hanna-Barbera movie reviews has he done so far??
@@thefantasticretroreviewer3941 no idea, my best guess is 14
My sister and I still say "got the sprocket locker key in my outer jacket pocket" like once a week any time anything having to do with keys or pockets comes up in conversation lol. I love this movie so much ❤️
15:58
If the internet doesn't use this as a reaction image after this I will be very disappointed...
Cosmic Cosmo: We got a date Friday night
Jet Streamer, the first singer to date Judy: *wants to know your location*
Forget Cosmic Cosmo, only men of culture remember Jet Streamer singing Judy's song Eep Opp Ork Ah Ah...the OG Gitchee Gitchee Goo
in 1990 I was 9, I remember this movie very fondly. Regarding the dad's rapping at the sprocket space station, I remember thinking 'oh, they're the grown-ups and they're rapping because in the future, rap music is probably old ppl music' Looking at it now, I feel like that idea is reinforced by the fact that the concert Judy goes to is not rap, the kids are listening to other stuff more akin to 80s music; complete w/ hair metal bands, power ballads, and female pop singers.
Yet another fun review. I had no idea this movie even existed, even though I grew up with the cartoon series. Also, on a more serious note, thank you for supporting this week's charity, Doug. It's a cause that is very personal for me, and it really does change people's lives for the better.
I loved this review! No skits! No extras! Just a nice classic one with Doug and the wall!
When I was a kid and the live action Flinstones movie came out, I remember wondering why they didn't do the same thing with the Jetsons.
Probably because of technological reasons.
Best Movie Review Yet!!!
6:06 That joke is very dark considering the context behind it. Still humerous.
9:17 - When you work at McDonald’s on your first day, and there’s a labor shortage.
You know what’s hilariously ironic? There’s an old Ask That Guy with the Glasses episode where AskThatGuy mocks a questioner for having watched The Jetsons Movie.
That glorious white background with no imperfections, you finally satisfied my ocd Nostalgia Critic.
Rented this as a kid, watched it, listened to it, sang along with it over and over and over again! Such memories!
The other thing I always found funny is that they introduced a character for the sole purpose of choking on smog, and they made it a robot! Maybe it can co-star with R2D2 in an anti-smoking PSA!
add in Robocop shooting at the smoker
I hope he also covers the other Flintstones movies, especially he ones where Pebbles and Bam Bam are married and have kids.
Not a bad idea. I hope he does Scary Godmother 2 and Underdog
Wait, If that's the case doesn't that make Fred Flintstone a “GRAND DAD?”
@@monstercombo007 ...Yes?
@@monstercombo007 Same is true for Barney Rubble.
OMG I forgot that was a thing!!!
I wouldn't have had Tiffany voice Judy, but she is such an underrated singer. Love her ballads in this.
14:40 to 14:52 best joke in this review
8:48 "this is our little Fergie" well I'm gonna assume that this movie predicted the future like 13 years after it came out, or Fergie stole her nickname from this
I would love to see a full review of The Great Mouse Detective
There's was a rumors during the that time after the live action The Flintstones, the Jetsons was going be live action movie in early 2000, but never made.
Was it a problem with the technology at the time?
7:44 that would be an awesome music festival
I love this movie. I really enjoyed the music and even Judy's little romance with Apollo Blue. I kind of wish we had a live action Jetson's as a companion to the Flintstone's films.
Coincidentally enough , I was just watching the flinstones meets the jetsons review yesterday and was thinking “I wonder when doug will talk about the jetsons film “ , so this came as a pleasant surprise.
I guess at this point he'd might as well review Rockin' with Judy Jetson
Remember when we fought this was the future, oh how the banana prophecy failed us.
this is one of those movies I watched on repeat as a kid. Damn near destroyed our VHS because of it. No regrets
The movie that got destroyed from me watching it on repeat was Dumbo for some reason. There's actually a hole during the elephant ecstasy trippy scene. DVDs obviously were invented by a parent.
Tiffany's music is what makes this movie not God awful. I have a boot of both soundtrack and commercial album and I always come back to the songs she sang. They're underrated.
With Space Jam 2 being out, Doug still owes us his picks for the Top 11 best classic Looney Tunes shorts.
"Pig Power ain't gonna be In The House much longer!"
It’s true.
Yes, I DO still have every word of this movie memorized from when I was a fetus.
OMG Thank you guys so much for reviewing this . Jetsons The Movie is one of my childhood favorites, yeah it's dated now but that's one of the reasons i love it . HB really stepped up their animation a little , even the music i still hum in my head from time to time so once again thank you NC
With that being said please review THE WARRIORS
15:58-16:04 And I thought pausing on Disney movies was hilariously creepy.
Tiffany's "You And Me" is one of her lesser known songs, but still a really good banger and my second favorite of hers. *This* is where it came from?!?
Some say in a future timeline Cowboy Bobcat Goldthwait portrayed a Conehead or that might be real who can say for sure
It's true.
16:01, What........the freak?
That........that is....the most weirdest and strangest Animation Error I've ever seen.
How in the world did I miss that when I watched the film??
So weird as freak.
The rap in this movie is making me appreciate the one from the first animated Titanic movie.
"Party time! Party time! Everybody's feelin' fine cuz it's Party time!"
I dunno... nothing beats two dads rapping about work.
why is there rap in a future with no Black people?
Finally!! I’ve been waiting for you to review this for almost ten years!
This is one of Mel Blanc's last voice performances (the other being voicing Bugs, Daffy, Sylvester, Tweety and Porky in Who Framed Roger Rabbit and Daffy's Quackbusters) before he pass away in July 1989.
15:05 I’d say that’s less “Take On Me” and more Pink Floyd’s The Wall.
Oh so this why i can't find my cranberry infuse cyanide!