fungusbrains

Avoid this movie - especially if you liked its predecessor. It's just simply terrible. The two movies have so little in common that it's just sickening. In fact, I don't even want to write any more about it. Suffice it to say that you should not watch this movie. It's not worth the depression it brings when you think about how much you'd expect from a sequel to such a great movie.

Tiny Toon Adventures is awesome. How could anyone not like this show - or any of it's offshoots, for that matter? The animation is/was top notch, leading the world of television animation into a new era. The characters were lovable, and the humor of the show was unerring. As a result, the fan base remains gigantic even to this day. To deny that the spring break special is to deny that Tiny Toon Adventures was a wonderful show, and to do that is to deny that there is any value to animation in general. This particular piece is virtually impossible to find anymore, but is worth buying/downloading/watching if at all possible. fifty stars!!!!

This is easily one of the few best examples of western animation ever produced. The Secret of NIMH is an amazing movie, and should be seen at least once by every person who's ever watched a cartoon. The art and music of the film are both strikingly beautiful, and the story is heartfelt and well played. This was the first film Don Bluth directed after leaving Disney to escape its declining production values - and it shows, in that the recoil of his mood caused amazing production of this movie. I've never yet met a person who has seen and not *loved* this movie. If you haven't seen it, do so. You won't regret it.