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Les Vacances des Tiny Toons

Original title: Tiny Toon Adventures: How I Spent My Vacation
  • Video
  • 1992
  • Tous publics
  • 1h 19m
IMDb RATING
7.9/10
3.1K
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Charlie Adler, Joe Alaskey, Tress MacNeille, Don Messick, and Cree Summer in Les Vacances des Tiny Toons (1992)
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A direct-to-video feature-length film released on VHS and LaserDisc between the broadcast of Tiny Toon Adventures seasons 2 and 3. Featuring the characters from the Tiny Toon Adventures anim... Read allA direct-to-video feature-length film released on VHS and LaserDisc between the broadcast of Tiny Toon Adventures seasons 2 and 3. Featuring the characters from the Tiny Toon Adventures animated series, the plot follows their summer break.A direct-to-video feature-length film released on VHS and LaserDisc between the broadcast of Tiny Toon Adventures seasons 2 and 3. Featuring the characters from the Tiny Toon Adventures animated series, the plot follows their summer break.

  • Directors
    • Rich Arons
    • Ken Boyer
    • Kent Butterworth
  • Writers
    • Paul Dini
    • Nicholas Hollander
    • Tom Ruegger
  • Stars
    • Charlie Adler
    • Tress MacNeille
    • Joe Alaskey
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  • IMDb RATING
    7.9/10
    3.1K
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    • Directors
      • Rich Arons
      • Ken Boyer
      • Kent Butterworth
    • Writers
      • Paul Dini
      • Nicholas Hollander
      • Tom Ruegger
    • Stars
      • Charlie Adler
      • Tress MacNeille
      • Joe Alaskey
    • 26User reviews
    • 18Critic reviews
  • See production info at IMDbPro
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    Charlie Adler
    Charlie Adler
    • Buster Bunny
    • (voice)
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    Tress MacNeille
    Tress MacNeille
    • Babs Bunny
    • (voice)
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    Joe Alaskey
    Joe Alaskey
    • Plucky Duck
    • (voice)
    • …
    Don Messick
    • Hamton J. Pig
    • (voice)
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    Jonathan Winters
    Jonathan Winters
    • Wade Pig
    • (voice)
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    Edie McClurg
    Edie McClurg
    • Winnie Pig
    • (voice)
    Frank Welker
    Frank Welker
    • Uncle Stinky Pig
    • (voice)
    • …
    Cree Summer
    Cree Summer
    • Elmyra Duff
    • (voice)
    • …
    Sorrell Booke
    Sorrell Booke
    • Big Daddy Boo
    • (voice)
    Rob Paulsen
    Rob Paulsen
    • Fowlmouth
    • (voice)
    • …
    Maurice LaMarche
    Maurice LaMarche
    • Dizzy Devil
    • (voice)
    • …
    Gail Matthius
    Gail Matthius
    • Shirley the Loon
    • (voice)
    • …
    Kath Soucie
    Kath Soucie
    • Fifi La Fume
    • (voice)
    • (as Kath Souci)
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    Candi Milo
    Candi Milo
    • Sweetie Pie
    • (voice)
    Paul Julian
    Paul Julian
    • Road Runner
    • (archive sound)
    • (uncredited)
    • Directors
      • Rich Arons
      • Ken Boyer
      • Kent Butterworth
    • Writers
      • Paul Dini
      • Nicholas Hollander
      • Tom Ruegger
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    9The_Light_Triton

    No Summer Vacation is complete without seeing this movie

    Tiny toon adventures is a cartoon classic from the early 90s which takes the humor from the old looney tunes and gives it a modern look and feel, complete with full animation - According to the show's creators, most cartoons at the time used 10,000 frames per episode, Tiny toons used 25,000. double and a half. On top of that, Tiny toons had an all-star cast of voice actors and writers who still get praise for their work to this day - almost a whole generation of new fans love to watch the show on the Hub & Teletoon retro. And after a couple of seasons of laugh-out loud insanity, Tiny toons got a Direct-to-video cartoon release. and unlike the many direct-to-video releases that came after, this one is awesome.

    In Tiny Toon Adventures; How I spent my summer vacation, The Tiny toons are eagerly awaiting the final bell which signals that the school year is over and summer is to begin. But since this is Tiny Toon Adventures - These toons are going to have a blast - Buster & Babs have the longest, most drawn out and vicious water gun war ever documented, Plucky Duck tags along with Hamton and his "unique" family to a ridiculous theme park, Fowlmouth takes Shirley McLoon to the theatre, and Fefe Lefume tries to track down her crush.

    To really enjoy this film, In my opinion, there are 2 mandatory times this movie should be watched - at the beginning of summer, and at the end. Any other times it wouldn't have the same awesome effect as it would at those times. You watch it at the beginning of summer to think about all the fun things you're going to do in the next 2 and a half months, then watch it again at the end so you can look back on some of the crazy things you did in the last 2 & a half months before going back to the grind of daily life.

    If you haven't seen this yet, get a copy and watch. It's tiny, it's tooney, it's all a little looney!
    8emasterslake

    Big Summer Adventure.

    It's finally summer and all the Tiny Toons are free from going to school.

    Babs looks forward in tanning herself but got interrupted by Buster's water gun attacks. Eventually they get into a water war that leads them to an unexpected adventure down river. Along with Byren(who got tag along with them).

    Hamton and his family are heading for Happy World Land. A fun and additive theme park. Plucky wanted to go there really badly. And ends up coming along, but finds himself in a living hell as he tags along with the pig family.

    While Fifi tries to get an autograph from her idol Johnny Pu, Elmira hunts for a new pet cat, & Fowl Mouth begs Sherl to go to the movie theaters(which he went to over a hundred times during the summer).

    All of this takes place in one 80 minute special. Contains plenty of jokes, parodies, and poking fun on celebrities which makes this Tiny Toons special memorable. As well as the introduction to the Possum kid(who later makes a cameo in the TV series).

    I've always seen the TV version of this one which was edit and slip into a 4 parter. I highly recommend viewing the unedited version which has all the footage included.

    Other than that, it's a highly recognizable special by all Tiny Toon fans. If it ever comes out on DVD, buy it!
    Guy143

    My favorite animated movie of all time!!!

    When the film was first released me and my friend had rented it (being Tiny Toon fans) and boy were we shocked! Not only did we fall out of our seats laughing so hard, we watched it six times that weekend. About two years ago I found it at Blockbuster previously viewed so I own the film and its become a classic to me. I just wish Warner Bros. would hurry up and release it on DVD so I can have it for all of my time. It's a great film for your kids to see when they are a little older because it does have a lot of sick humor and your typical cartoon slapstick jokes.

    My most favorite part in the movie is when they go to the movies. The sound system "Thud" was a laugh riot because that's exactly what people experience at the movies. I love it! I want to give a special thanks to Steven Spielberg for creating the hilarious series and wonderful full length video. I would love to see more! MY advice to you is go buy it if your a fan of classic Warner Bros. cartoons.

    Available now on video for the entire family =)
    joseph_sobora

    Tiny Toons in their very own movie!

    In 1990 during the popularity run of Tiny Toon Adventures, The creators including Steven Spielberg, Katherine Kennedy and Frank Marshall were thinking on filming their own full-length movie so they made it enough for summer theatrical release in July of 1991 unforturnally, Warner Bros. quickly pull that project off the premises and decided to wait until May of 1992 when they finally released this movie stricly direct-to-video. Later in 1993, they spun off as separate episodes with some of the scenes were cut from the movie.

    Its about how the Tiny Toons were still in school as their last day waiting for the clock to strike three as school will be over enough for a summer vacation, Plucky and Hampton along with his family were going on a long car trip to Happy Go Land while Buster and Babs were in a water gun fight until in went overboard as they took a mainstream along with Byron to a river with many creatures on the other side including a rat playing his banjo, the alligators and a Cruse full with people like them. Meanwhile, Shirley and Foulmouth went together to go see a movie called "Skunkaphobia" where he was rudely talking through the movie, Elmyra is trying to find a pet at a trip to the Zoo, and Fifi was trying to find her favorite fan name Johnny Pew. Of course even though one of the toons were focus on their trip, other of the toons were spending time including Dizzy Devil as his fur sheds.

    This movie has a full of parodies and lots of memorable quotes that can fit into 80 mintutes of pure fun! It's the kind of movie where you can see a lot of adventures on how they spent their vacation. If you love the show and you are a fan of it than this movie is definely for you.

    From Warner Bros. Pictures in association with Amblin Entertainment. Not Rated, 80 minutes, Dolby Stereo.

    Joe's Rating: 3 1/2.
    famelovingboy68

    Unforgettable!

    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!

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    • Trivia
      When Buster and Babs are falling after going over the waterfall Buster grabs onto Babs and says "I've got you!" to which she responds "But whose got you?". These are the same lines spoken (respectively) by Christopher Reeve and Margot Kidder from the film Superman (1978) when Lois Lane falls from the top of the Daily Planet building and is caught by Superman in mid-air. At this moment Superman flies up to catch Buster and Babs, responding to her question with "I do, kids!"
    • Goofs
      During the song at the end of the movie, Calamity Coyote is shown singing along with everyone else. He is supposed to be a mute.
    • Quotes

      [after an extremely loud sound demo prior to the movie]

      THUD announcer: The audience is now deaf.

    • Crazy credits
      Moral of the Story (Pick One): 1. Enjoy Your Vacation. 2. Relish Your Youth. 3. Don't Pick Up Chainsaw-Wielding Hitchhikers. 4. Feature Length Movies Should Not Have 18 Different Plots
    • Connections
      Edited into Tiny Toon Adventures: How I Spent My Vacation - I (1992)
    • Soundtracks
      Tiny Toon Adventures Theme
      Music by Bruce Broughton

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    • Release date
      • June 23, 1994 (France)
    • Country of origin
      • United States
    • Language
      • English
    • Also known as
      • Tiny Toon Adventures: How I Spent My Vacation
    • Production companies
      • Warner Bros. Animation
      • Amblin Entertainment
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    • Runtime
      • 1h 19m(79 min)
    • Sound mix
      • Dolby Stereo

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