MoPoshy Absolutely brilliant

Tayloriona Although I seem to have had higher expectations than I thought, the movie is super entertaining.

Brendon Jones It’s fine. It's literally the definition of a fine movie. You’ve seen it before, you know every beat and outcome before the characters even do. Only question is how much escapism you’re looking for.

Nayan Gough A great movie, one of the best of this year. There was a bit of confusion at one point in the plot, but nothing serious.

Steffu To be honest, I grew up with Animaniacs and I loved it ever since it came out and into my life, and when I saw the movie like 3 years ago I was excited cos it was Animaniacs but...seeing it fully one time, I actually have to say, it wasn't bad for a finale or a Direct to Video movie, but...weren't the Warner siblings a little out of character, notably Wakko for being the responsible one of the group that and Yakko when being more of the parent as well considering that hes the oldest.Also the fact that pushing nearly every character has been seen even background or one off characters (the nanny in the SOM parody and Katie KaBoom), also Minerva Mink was seen in a few spots and yet, no one still knows why she wasn't put in the background or anything, since her character was too saucy anyway.However, it wasn't bad for a movie as I said above, the fact that it was a little too childish put it off and everyone outta character almost, they did kinda make it sorta Disney esquire with the REPRISE at the end of the movie, and of course, thumbs up for fitting in the Wheel of Morality at the end.There was one or two scenes I admit (WARNING, spoiler) making me cry and they were the scenes where Yakko was comforting Dot when she was sick, I cried when both happened, out of character but still incredibly emotional.Also, maybe some of these wishes in the films still may NOT be true since everyone in the film weren't in Burbank like they were in the TV series, but more just done for the film, because it was like a Fairy Tale.However, I did enjoy the film since I am a huge fan of Animaniacs. THey just needed to work more on the humour

MartinHafer I am a proud lover of Animaniacs. I love the show so much my classroom where I teach is filled with trinkets and statues dedicated to the show, along with a Rob Paulson autographed statue of Pinky and video cassettes of the show and Pinky and the Brain I occasionally use to illustrate points I am teaching about throughout the year. So, I am a definite fan and a charter member of the PLEASE, PLEASE GET A LIFE FOUNDATION.Unfortunately, this final farewell from Animaniacs is one of the biggest disappointments in film. Instead of the edgy and non-stop humor, some bonehead had the bright idea of making the film maudlin. I hate PATHOS!!! Give me anvils dropping on Baloney's head or make Dr. Scratchnsnif lose his marbles with incessant annoyances--DON'T make the Animaniacs something they are not! This is to be avoided by fans and non-fans--as it gives the impression that this is a worthless show when it is far from true--it's just a worthless movie.

Op_Prime This was a great movie from a great cartoon series. The animation was top notch. This movie had the same quality of humor as the series. The premise was pretty good and fitting for the characters. All the characters from the show are used in some form and are just as hilarious as they are in the show. Thumbs up on this one.

wbarchivist A must for animation fans, the new Animaniacs movie offers music, humor, and wit for viewers of all ages. Adults and teens will enjoy the humor, and the kids will eat up the slapstick. Don't pass up this wonderful conclusion to the Animaniacs saga - it's too much fun to miss!