The Jetsons (1990)
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Cast
as George
as Spacely
as Jane
as Judy
as Elroy
as Astro
as Rosie
as Rudy 2
as Lucy 2
as Teddy 2
as Fergie Furbelow
as Apollo Blue
as Rocket Rick
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Critic Reviews for The Jetsons
All Critics (15) | Top Critics (4) | Fresh (4) | Rotten (11)
Top-notch computer graphics, star voices and a gaggle of gadgets cannot disguise the fact that this family of the future is stuck firmly in 1962.
The film isn't any more fascinating than the television cartoon series that inspired it. It's only longer.
Jetsons: The Movie is nothing less than a master plan for Utopia. Your children may never be the same.
...the picture will appeal predominantly to fans of the original series...
Great visuals, lackluster characters and plot.
A terribly featherweight movie, lacking a ripping sense of cinematic urgency to help understand why Universal would think this moderately amusing trifle needed a wide release and numerous marketing tie-ins.
Audience Reviews for The Jetsons
Firmly stuck in the 80s, this film adaptation of the TV is humorless and jam packed full of music that the future will easily forget. This could've been one of the better TV show to movie conversion but some poor direction hurts the film instead of pushing it forward. The voice acting from the younger characters is a tad over the top and very poor at times, especially the younger boy Jetson. It's interesting to see where The Simpsons discovered some blueprints but for story or character development, this film really misses the point. Fingers crossed for a remake.
Super Reviewer
Jetsons: The Movie is a harmless animated picture the entire family can watch without worrying about corrupting the younger kids. The animation is solid for 1989 (watch for some early uses of CGI) and it has the occasional chuckle. It may ooze with nostalgia for audiences who grew up with the original cartoon, but there's something off about this version. As with many things in the 1980s (Star Trek IV, for example), Jetsons: The Movie centers itself on protecting the ecosystem and why capitalism is bad, though not in those terms exactly. The messages are heavy-handed when the movie gets around to them; the other main attraction here is Tiffany as Judy Jetson, a supporting character who gets more screentime than her by-the-numbers subplot demands. A bad movie? No, not at all. A bit dull and lacking the oomph which says the events will be a game changer in the Jetsons universe. At least the film is actually a film and not three television episodes strung together.
Super Reviewer
I always thought that the Jetsons should have a movie, a live action movie, really, but this was pretty good anyway. It's an entertaining kids movie.
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The Jetsons Quotes
| George Jetson: | No Sir, Mr. Spacely! |
| George Jetson: | No sir, Mr. Spacely! |