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The Wild Thornberrys Movie - AniMat's Classic Reviews (Patreon)

Published:
2026-10-29 19:00:08
Edited:
2026-10-31 19:10:36
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2026-11
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The Thornberrys have been in many expeditions around the world, but they’ve never been in one as big as their adventure in The Wild Thornberrys Movie. In this review, I’ll be looking into how Nickelodeon turned one of their fan-favorite shows into an animated feature that may have gotten an Oscar nomination for the Paul Simon song Father and Daughter, but the movie itself has more trouble than the kind that Eliza and Darwin keep getting themselves in.

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Justin Monti

I remember back when I was a kid when I use to watch a lot of Nickelodeon series, one of them that I remember watching was The Wild Thornberrys, and while I wouldn’t say it’s one of my favorite Nickelodeon animated series, I did remember enjoying it quite a bit, now as for the movie, I personally do find this movie to be decent, while maybe not a great movie it does work as a Wild Thornberrys movie as definitely does well to please fans of the show, the story while not the best, does have a lot of heart and does a good job to stay true to the show, the animation is solid and does a good job giving an update from the series, and the characters while not the best do stay true to how they are in the series, on top of having some solid voice acting, may Tom Kane and Tim Curry Rest In Peace, so overall while not a great movie I do think it’s still decent and it does stay true to the series and definitely will most likely please fans of the show, and I’m saying this as someone who did watch the show as a kid. So the next Classic Review is going to be A Cat In Paris, which should definitely be interesting.

Alan Oliva

Well it's not perfect, but I appreciate that it's not terrible. I worried it was gonna get the seal. But I do agree since I didn't connect to the series myself when I was a kid either. In fact I came very late to the party since I didn't see the show until it was past its prime on Nickelodeon. At least it is to appreciate that it did well for itself and I'm glad that it did make an impact for some people. Especially for Tim Curry and Tom Kane. At least they made their time for what love doing, they will be missed dearly.

Justin Grant

I saw the trailer for this film many times as a kid on old VHS tapes, and I did it on TV as well. Maybe not in its entirety, but I did see parts of it. I do get nostalgic from just watching the trailer, but I don't think I'll be checking out the movie anytime soon. Anyway, I was hoping the next Classic Review will be much, MUCH better than Felix the Cat: The Movie, and it sounds like it will with A Cat in Paris. Maybe not much, MUCH better, as in getting the seal of approval, but still better, though that may not be hard to do. I do find it a little funny that he pulled out two animated films about cats in a row from the animation Hat. Also, I'd like to end this off by saying: Rest in Peace, Tom Kane and Tim Curry. You both helped make our childhoods a bit more fun and heartfelt.

Russ Lamplugh

I may never saw the series, but I do have the vhs for this movie as part of my Nick movie collection.