Jetsons: The Movie

Name: Jetsons: The Movie
Released: 1990-7-6
Cast: Don Messick, George O'Hanlon, Mel Blanc, Patric Zimmerman, Penny Singleton

Jetsons: The Movie

G
1h 22m
1990

27%

age 4+

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America's favorite family of the future stars in their first animated feature film! When George Jetson (George O'Hanlon) gets a promotion, he moves to outer space with the entire family: Jane, Judy, Elroy, Rosie the Robot and Astro the family dog. But soon the family discovers that George's company is destroying the homes of the Grungies, the friendly underground creatures who live on the same asteroid. With his family's help, George is able to work out a peaceful arrangement that benefits both the ecology and the factory's modern technology. See a 2,000-level shopping mall, anti-gravity basketball and other wonders of the space age in this delightful movie, featuring songs by Tiffany.

Director:

Joseph Barbera, William Hanna

Producer:

Joseph Barbera, William Hanna

Writer:

Dennis Marks

Cast:

Don Messick, George O'Hanlon, Mel Blanc, Patric Zimmerman, Penny Singleton, Tiffany

Rotten Tomatoes® Score

TOMATOMETER®

27%

Reviews

Reel Film Reviews

David Nusair

...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.

June 22, 2017

FULL REVIEW

TV Guide

Though by no means a great animated feature, Jetsons does offer unqualified family entertainment, and it even includes a socially responsive message.

June 21, 2017

FULL REVIEW

Time Out

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.

June 21, 2017

FULL REVIEW

Common Sense Media

age 4+

Common Sense Says

Great visuals, lackluster characters and plot.

What Parents Need to Know

Parents need to know that this film's characters are firmly rooted in early-1960s stereotypes: Dad goes to work, Mom is a genial housewife, their son plays ball, and their daughter listens to the latest pop music as she searches for the perfect boyfriend. Despite the dated characters, the movie addresses modern themes of tolerance, working together, and environmentalism.