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School’s over and the kids learning to be the next Looney Tunes are ready to get into summer in Tiny Toon Adventures: How I Spent My Vacation. In this review, I’ll be looking into the first straight-to-video animated feature in the US to look into how the beloved characters of Tiny Toon Adventures spend their time during summer break, and while they may not be studying, can they still be as funny make this a crazy cartoon like their teachers? That will depend on which kid will be able to pass this test.

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Toontastic Juju

As a major Tiny Toons fan, the movie is an absolute blast! I really love the story involving Fifi since she’s my favorite character of the franchise, I feel bad for her being duped by Johnny Le Pew. I also enjoy many of the gags and jokes in it, the one that got me laughing a lot is when they poke fun at THX, I bet a lot of people from the 2000s would know that one more since it makes them scared back then because of how loud it is (I’m a 2000s kid too and remember THX A LOT to thanks to Disney). I really love the tagline they did for that parody, “The audience is now deaf.” Overall, a great movie, especially for the summer time besides Phineas and Ferb!

Hunter O'Laughlin

Wow! You’re really on a roll with these animated films based on animated shows with your next review being an anime I’ve never even heard of. I thought at first it’d be Hello Kitty considering that’s an iconic anime, until you said what it actually was. I’m not really much of an anime person, so I’d probably be fast-forwarding through that review just to find out the next Classic Review after that when it’s uploaded next month. Lol

Toontastic Juju

Also, I would very much agree that Steven Spielberg made the right call of releasing it in stores instead of theaters. How I Spent My Vacation is definitely the trendsetter for every direct-to-video animated films going forward. Buster and Babs prove that the home media market is very profitable and no matter how the quality of the story and animation it can be quality, it’ll certainly make huge bucks! Warner Bros. walked so Disney and Universal can run.

TheMiuToo

OH! NEXT REVIEW IS BEAUTIFUL DREAMER!!! I LOVE THAT MOVIE!!!!!!

Hayden DeGrow

I watched this movie EVERY CANADA DAY LONG WEEKEND! Ye olde Teletoon would have a series of movies playing all weekend long to celebrate the start of summer vaca, and when I wasn't enjoying the weather outside, I watched this and a few others. They even used the opening song as the commercial for the Big Summer Fun Weekend, as they called it. I didn't watch a heck of a lot of Tiny Toons, but this movie was a must watch for my sister and I. Just start singing that opening song and we both will get all the lyrics. AH, NOSTALGIA! Thinly layered happiness meant to cover up our age and help us ease into the fact that we're getting old.... *sigh*.

kahlil martin

I did not expect that the next review will be Urusei Yatsura.

MissSpark

Cause of me. You're welcome!

Justin Grant

I only remember watching from when Plucky and Hampton finally get to HappyWorldLand and onward as a kid.

JarFootlong

Never expected animat to talk about urusei yatsura. Thank you comments.

Merv PH

I liked the Squash and Stretch episodes. They looked extra cute

Hunter O'Laughlin

Happy World Land. Is that satire at Disneyland or Six Flags Great America?

Joshua Copelan

This is one of my favorite and nostalgic movies and franchises I saw back in the time. So much so that I still have the VHS of the movie. I really love and appreciate Tiny Toon Adventures that it holds a special place in my heart. I would agree that the Babbs and Buster segments and Plucky and Hampton are my favorite segments as well as Fifi since I am a romantic. Honestly I’m more surprised that this was animated by TMS since I know the studio due to my interest in anime. Me and Marlene will have a field day going on it. Also, I need to see the pop culture references to help see what I missed or was over my head at the time. Glad that you had fun Mat. Also yeah, Urusei Yatsura. I am familiar with the franchise and if you have any questions, I am available. I mean I know it, but I am not that familiar it. It’s good, but my only drawback is the lead male character. But also this is the debut work of the biggest female Mangaka in Japan in the Shonen Field and coming from Weekly Shonen Sunday, Rumiko Takahashi (not to be confused by Kazuki Takahashi).